Livingston Seed

Space saving Bush Zucchini Commander is the perfect solution for smaller gardens. Bush Zucchini offers great flavors, high yields and disease resistance. Best flavor when harvested young. Use a sharp tool to allow easy removal from the vine. Garden Tip: This is a great variety to use in container gardening.

Waltham Butternut is one of the most popular varieties of squash. Very uniform 8-10" fruits have thick, cylindrical necks and a very small seed cavity. Rind is a creamy tan, and the yellow-orange flesh has delicious sweet and nutty flavors. Heavy-yielding plant. Garden Tip: Allow to remain on the vine until mature (skin will be hard). Here is a great recipe to try: http://www.bulbblog.com/halloween-harvest-soup/ ...

This is a space saving variety that yields prolifically. Straightneck Squash can be steamed, stuffed, baked or used in salads. The yellow fruits have the best flavor when 4-7" in size. Deep orange flesh contains cancer-fighting beta carotene. Garden Tip: Harvest when skins cannot be pierced with a fingernail. Here is a great recipe: http://www.bulbblog.com/halloween-harvest-soup/

Table Queen Mammoth Squash is an excellent choice when selecting squash for your garden. This acorn type squash has dark green skin with sweet, yellow flesh that grows on 6 to 8 foot vines. The tasty fruits of this variety store 4 to 6 weeks. Can be baked for a wonderful side dish with butter and brown sugar. Garden Tip: Harvest before frost when stem is dry.

Stock is best known for its sweet, clove-like scent and bright colors!  The Imperial Mix has tall, spike-like blooms of red, purple, white, yellow, pink and lavender.  This double and single flowering mix is perfect in your Spring/Summer planting bed, works well in containers and adds color and fragrance to a cut flower bouquet!

Tasty when popped, Strawberry Popcorn is often grown for its ornamental qualities. The 2" ears resemble strawberries in color and shape. Kernels turn white when popped. Each stalk usually yields 2 to 4 ears. This can provide a colorful touch to your fall decorating. Grows 4-6' tall. Matures in 100 days. Garden tip: For fun, pop the corn on the small cobs inside a paper bag in the microwave for about 4-5 minutes on a high setting.

Sunflowers make you smile. Shades of lemon yellow, subtle bronze, rich wine, and bicolor's on multiple flower heads make Autumn Beauty a true beauty. Cut for a bouquet, plant for a natural fence, or plant in a garden for color. Harvest for your feathered friends.Garden Top: To extend blooming, plant in succession every two weeks (for up to six weeks) after initial sowing.

Dwarf Sungold Sunflowers, also known as Teddy Bear, are a dwarf variety only reaching 24-40” tall.  The bloom of this variety is truly unique, having no outer petals and are composed entirely of yellow shaggy disk petals all the way to the center of the head.  Each stem will form multiple, bright yellow blooms making Sungold Sunflowers a showstopper in your garden beds or containers.  The fluffy blooms of the Sungold Sunflower offer a great addition to any late Summer...

Now you can enjoy sunflowers that aren't 10 feet tall! Dwarf Incredible is a unique golden sunflower that sports a full-size head on a dwarf plant. Ideal when grown in pots, beds or your garden. Garden Tip: Seeds from blooms can be dried and eaten.

The Mammoth Russian Sunflower is a giant in beauty and stature! The huge, yellow flowers are often 12" in diameter and full of plump, tasty seeds. Harvest seeds when heads bend from weight. This sunny giant is perfect in your yard or garden to create a natural fence or just make a statement. Everyone will love your Mammoth Russian Sunflower, including your feathered friends! Garden Tip: Sunflowers face the sun, so it is important to plant them in an open, bright spot. ...

Bring a party to your garden with the Mardi Gras Sunflower Blend!  This blend is a mix of the following Sunflower varieties: 1/2 Autumn Beauty, 1/4 Lemon Queen and 1/4 Velvet Queen. Produces both multi-headed and single stemmed sunflower with a stunning mix of colors from pale yellow to a deep reddish-brown and everything in between. Sunflowers are wonderful addition as a background to a flower bed and is beautiful in a cut flower bouquet.  Sunflowers attract bees and...

Velvet Queen Sunflower's stately chestnut-red blossoms usher in fall's regal glory. The seeds are edible and can be harvested for a tasty treat. Use the cut flowers in fall floral arrangements or leave the seed head in place as a gift to the birds. Velvet queen prefers a rich, moist, well drained soil. Do not over fertilize. A Victorian symbol of hope, these sunflowers are a reminder of early autumns' grace and beauty. Grows 5-7' tall.