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Hardy Tarty Rhubarb is a great variety for both Northern and Southern gardens. It exhibits exceptional heat tolerance, thriving in hot climates as well as cooler ones. This compact variety produces gorgeous red, thick, non-stringy stalks that make a tasty, tart and colorful addition to pies and other recipes. Rhubarb, like Hardy Tarty, is a perennial vegetable that can be harvested for several months from spring to Summer. Zones 3 to 8.

AsparaBest Asparagus outperforms any other variety currently available, especially when it comes to flavor. The predominately male plants produce little to no seed to ensure larger yields, since all the plants' energy goes into spear production and healthy root development. AsparaBest outproduces popular Jersey varieties 2-times to 3-times over. Regardless of your location, this sweet, crisp variety is unmatched for cold tolerance and will live and produce longer than any other variety.

Hall's Hardy Almond is a self-fertile, rapidly growing tree, reaching 15 ft. to18 ft. with showy, pink blooms and dense foliage. It begins production often in the third year and will produce 12 lbs. to 15 lbs. of nuts at maturity. The nutritious almonds are ready to harvest in September, providing plenty of fiber, vitamin E and potassium as well as protein to your diet.

A great collection of hardy ferns. Ferns prefer shady areas and quickly fill them with large, featherlike fronds, full of texture and life. This collection contains varieties in differing shades and textures for a dynamic look in the garden. Ferns are easy to maintain and once established, they require little care.

This cold-hardy Mimosa variety is a great attention grabber for your landscape. It has feathery, fern-like leaves that are almost as attractive as the dainty, pink flower clusters that appear in midsummer. In addition to getting attention from your neighbors, Mimosa's beautiful blooms will attract hummingbirds and butterflies to your property all summer long.

Thanks to Hardy Pecan's exceptional cold hardiness, you can grow your own pecans as far north as zone 5. Not only does this tree produce rich, flavorful nuts of excellent quality, but the tree is also amazingly majestic, growing up to 70 ft. tall when mature. With its thick canopy of lush, dark green foliage, Hardy Pecan is also an excellent shade tree. It is tolerant of extreme temperatures and resistant to insects. To ensure pollination, it is best to plant 2 trees.

Hardy Tarty Rhubarb is a great variety for both Northern and Southern gardens. It exhibits exceptional heat tolerance, thriving in hot climates as well as cooler ones. This compact variety produces gorgeous red, thick, non-stringy stalks that make a tasty, tart and colorful addition to pies and other recipes. Rhubarb, like Hardy Tarty, is a perennial vegetable that can be harvested for several months from spring to Summer. Zones 3 to 8.

Hardy Tarty Rhubarb is a great variety for both Northern and Southern gardens. It exhibits exceptional heat tolerance, thriving in hot climates as well as cooler ones. This compact variety produces gorgeous red, thick, non-stringy stalks that make a tasty, tart and colorful addition to pies and other recipes. Rhubarb, like Hardy Tarty, is a perennial vegetable that can be harvested for several months from spring to Summer. Zones 3 to 8.

KangaRhu Rhubarb represents a breeding breakthrough in terms of color, flavor and performance. When cooked, its deep red stalks turn a brilliant red color, with none of the green or pink hues often found in other rhubarbs. In our taste tests, flavorful KangaRhu was an easy winner. KangaRhu also performs well. In our Ohio test gardens, we were still harvesting this cold-hardy, heat-tolerant rhubarb in mid-July when other varieties had gone to seed, turned brown or died.

The Rozanne Hardy Geranium has large, 2-1/2 in. blue-violet blooms with white centers. This hardy geranium blooms profusely with masses of pastel flowers from May or June through November. It is tolerant of heat and humidity, thriving even in a Georgia Summer. Plants are low maintenance and do well in hanging baskets and containers.