Chef’s Choice Green F1
Looking for a uniquely colored yet delicious tomato? Then look no further than this All-America Selections Winner. This tomato produces beautiful green-colored fruits with subtle yellow stripes, a wonderful citrus-like flavor, and perfect tomato texture. You’ll enjoy this disease-free plant throughout the season.
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Chef’s Choice Pink F1
First we introduced Chef’s Choice Orange an as an All-America Selections Winner and now we have her sister, Chef’s Choice Pink — another tasty beauty in the beefsteak tomato category. Indeterminate potato leaf plants yield large (often more than 1 pound) fruits with sweet, meaty flesh.
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Cleopatra
Cleopatra is the third of the organic herbs introduced at this time. Pretty silver-gray foliage makes this another herb that will be appreciated for its ornamental value. Unique from Greek and Italian oreganos, Cleopatra has a “pepperminty” and mildly spicy flavor. This compact, trailing plant produces a high yield of leaves.
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Geisha F1
The second of three organic herbs in this grouping of All-America Selections Winners, Geisha is a vigorous grower with a nice “just-right” garlic flavor. Slightly wider, flatter, and more refined leaves topped by white flower stalks late in the season mean this is another edible that can also serve as an ornamental.
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Persian Basil F1
The first of three organic herbs introduced as All-America Selections Winners, Persian basil is a large, vigorous plant that is a prolific producer. Not only is the taste excellent, but the green foliage, sturdy branches, and large leaves make for a great ornamental plant.
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Pretty N Sweet F1
Look, in the garden! Is it an ornamental pepper? Is it edible? Yes to both! This is an ornamental pepper that can be eaten and it tastes fantastic. Pretty N Sweet is a sweet, multicolored pepper on a compact 18-inch plant that also can be used in ornamental gardens and containers.
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Sandy
2015 National All-America Selections Winning Sandy has exceptional disease and bolt resistance. It can be sown in either spring or fall seasons and is a lovely, dark-green oakleaf lettuce with a multitude of extra frilly leaves. Sandy also holds in the field for extended harvest.
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Super Moon F1
Love the look of white pumpkins for your fall holiday décor? Then you will love our first-ever white pumpkin All-America Selections Regional Winner. Grown for their size, up to 50 pounds, and their white color, these plants are known for their early fruit development and vigorous growth. Their vines are tough, hardy, disease-resistant and unstoppable.
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Warrior
Warrior grows quickly and matures early, producing a uniform crop of slender, crisp onion stalks that are easy to harvest and clean. Can’t get to your harvest? No worries as Warrior will hold up in the garden longer than similar varieties that were grown as comparisons in the trials.
December 15, 2015 
