Beans, Corn and Squash Garden
Grown together as companion plants, corn, beans, and squash can be inter-planted. This method works because: beans provide nitrogen to the soil while using corn as a trellis; the broad leaves produced by squash help shade the soil, reducing weed pressure and keeping roots cool and moist. When planted close together, these crops produce higher yields and healthier plants. Give it a try in your own garden to see for yourself!
Ashworth Sweet Corn
Certified Organic
Sink your sweet tooth into this delicious, old fashioned yellow sweet corn.
from $3.99
Black Forest Kabocha Squash
Certified Organic
Extraordinarily sweet, dry, cake-like flesh.
from $3.99
Blue Jade Dwarf Sweet Corn
Certified Organic
Deep blue kernels taste as good as they look.
from $4.39
Connecticut Field Pumpkin
Certified Organic
Ornamental pumpkins signal fall; great for carving.
from $3.39
Cornell's Bush Delicata Squash
Certified Organic
Perfect for large containers and small spaces.
$4.79
Double Red Sweet Corn
Certified Organic
Extra nutritious sweet corn, dunked in the deepest maroon
from $4.39
Golden Crookneck Squash
Certified Organic
Classic heirloom yellow squash variety for the summer garden.
from $3.99
Martian Jewels Sweet Corn
Certified Organic
Full-bodied, classic sweet corn ears adorn beautiful plants.
from $4.39
New England Pie Pumpkin
Certified Organic
Charming small fruit yield excellent flesh for pies.
from $3.99
