Spring & Summer

Black-Eyed Susan Flower Seeds

Indigenous to many parts of the United States, black eyed susans were introduced into Europe soon after Columbus visited America. The plant was named by Linnaeus in 1753 who gave them the Latin name Rudbeckia hirta after his mentor Olaf Rudbeck and hirta...

Four O'Clock Flower Seeds

Create a Williamsburg-inspired garden with this packet of heirloom Four O'Clock Flower Seeds. Four O'clock flowers are well known for their bright, trumpet-shaped flowers and strong, pleasant fragrance. Found in tropical areas of North and South...

Purple Echinacea Coneflower Flower Seeds

Echinacea, also known as purple coneflower or Sampson root, is a true American native and one of the hardiest perennials available. The plant was used medicinally by the Native Americans of the Great Plains more than any other herb. It was the Native...

Butterfly Weed Flower Seeds

Butterfly weed, Asclepias tuberosa, is an extremely hardy and long lived perennial that is native to North America, east of the Mississippi. The family name, Asclepias, comes from the Greco-Roman god, Asclepius, a son of Apollo, who was beloved for...

Forget-Me-Not Flower Seeds

Forget-me-not, also known as scorpion grass and a member of the borage family, is a temperate climate perennial plant, which was originally native to Europe, Asia, and North America. The common name, forget-me-not, comes from a German legend about a...

Common Sunflower Flower Seeds

Sunflowers should be our national flower, but alas, that honor goes to the rose. The sunflower is native to the Southeastern United States, but eons ago it made its way to South America where it became an important staple crop of the Incans who grew the...

Tomato Costuluto Genoves Vegetable Seeds

One of the most interesting heirloom tomatoes, Costuluto Genoves is a rich red with deep ribbing. Of all the vegetables grown in America, none is more universally loved than the tomato, and yet, for many decades, this delightful fruit was shunned by...

Flowers and Herbs of Early America

Rediscover American botanical heritage with this chronicle of the history and cultivation of 56 species of flowers and herbs grown in early America. Researched and written by master gardener Lawrence Griffith, curator of plants for The Colonial...

WILLIAMSBURG Hannah Scallop Planter by Port 68

The blue asters and cream ground oval porcelain planter on this WILLIAMSBURG Hannah Scallop Planter by Port 68 is perfect for small plants, fresh fruit or fresh flowers. The planter is accented with solid brass feet.  Features Porcelain and...

WILLIAMSBURG Bamboo Trellis Oval Planter by Port 68

The pattern on this Bamboo Trellis Oval Porcelain Planter was inspired by the dining room chairs in the Governor's Palace at Colonial Williamsburg. The oval planter is scaled for multiple plants or fresh flowers. Accented with solid brass feet, the...

Leatherleaf Fern Plant in Green Ceramic Planter

Add a touch of nature to your home any time of the year with this Leatherleaf Fern Plant in Green Ceramic Planter. This floral arrangement features realistic fern leaves nestled into a green and white chinoiserie-style ceramic flower pot. Measures 10"H...

White Wash Bird Planter

This item has been discontinued and is now available at a clearance price. All sales final - no returns. Instantly add springtime charm to your indoor potted plants with these White Wash Bird Planters! Each pot features little songbirds perched around...