Cultivating Heritage, One Seed at a Time
True food sovereignty begins with what you plant. At Precision Plots, we curate a selection of time-tested heirloom seeds chosen specifically for their genetic vigor, superior flavor, and reliable performance in both garden beds and high-density indoor systems.
These are not mass-produced, hybrid varieties engineered for industrial shelf-life; these are historical treasures passed down for generations, representing the very best of nature’s diversity. By choosing heirloom, you aren’t just growing food—you are preserving a legacy, maintaining genetic resilience, and reclaiming the right to save your own seed for seasons to come.
Explore our catalog of proven varieties and plant with the confidence that your harvest will be as resilient as it is delicious.
Amaranthaceae (Amaranth & Beet Family)
Amaranth: 'Hopi Red Dye', 'Love Lies Bleeding', 'Red Garnet'
Beet: 'Bull's Blood', 'Chioggia', 'Cylindra', 'Detroit Dark Red', 'Early Wonder', 'Golden'
Spinach: 'Bloomsdale Long Standing', 'Giant Noble', 'Strawberry Spinach'
Swiss Chard: 'Five Color Silverbeet' (Rainbow Chard), 'Fordhook Giant', 'Lucullus', 'Ruby Red'
Amaryllidaceae/Allioideae (Onion Family)
Chives: 'Common Chives', 'Garlic Chives'
Garlic (cloves): 'Chesnok Red', 'Inchelium Red', 'Music', 'Spanish Roja'
Leek: 'American Flag' (Broad London), 'Bleu de Solaise', 'Giant Musselburgh'
Onion (sets): 'Ailsa Craig', 'Red Wethersfield', 'Southport Global', 'Texas Early Grano', 'Yellow Sweet Spanish'
Scallion/Bunching Onion: 'Evergreen Hardy White', 'Tokyo Long White'
Apiaceae (Carrot & Parsley Family)
Carrot: 'Cosmic Purple', 'Danvers 126', 'Little Finger', 'Oxheart', 'Scarlet Nantes'
Celery: 'Golden Self Blanching', 'Tall Utah'
Cilantro / Coriander: 'Leisure', 'Slobolt'
Dill: 'Bouquet', 'Fernleaf', 'Mammoth Long Island'
Fennel: 'Bronze', 'Florence'
Parsley: 'Giant of Italy' (Flat Leaf), 'Moss Curled'
Parsnip: 'Harris Model', 'Hollow Crown'
Asteraceae (Daisy, Lettuce & Sunflower Family)
Artichoke: 'Green Globe', 'Violet de Provence'
Chamomile: 'German', 'Roman'
Endive / Escarole: 'Batavian Broad Mixed'
Lettuce (Butterhead): 'Buttercrunch', 'Marvel of Four Seasons', 'Tennis Ball'
Lettuce (Cos/Romaine): 'Cimmaron', 'Little Gem', 'Parris Island Cos'
Lettuce (Crisphead): 'Iceberg', 'Webbs Wonderful'
Lettuce (Looseleaf): 'Black Seeded Simpson', 'Lollo Rossa', 'Oak Leaf', 'Red Sails', 'Red Saladbowl'
Radicchio: 'Red Treviso'
Sunflower: 'Autumn Beauty', 'Lemon Queen', 'Mammoth Russian', 'Teddy Bear'
Brassicaceae (Mustard & Cabbage Family)
Arugula: 'Roquette'
Broccoli: 'Calabrese', 'De Cicco', 'Romanesco'
Brussels Sprouts: 'Catskill', 'Long Island Improved'
Cabbage: 'Copenhagen Market', 'Early Jersey Wakefield', 'Mammoth Red Rock', 'Red Acre', 'Golden Acre'
Cauliflower: 'Purple of Sicily', 'Snowball Y'
Collards: 'Champion', 'Georgia Southern', 'Morris Heading'
Kale: 'Dwarf Green Curled', 'Lacinato' (Dinosaur Kale), 'Premier', 'Red Russian'
Kohlrabi: 'Early Purple Vienna', 'Early White Vienna'
Mustard Greens: 'Giant Red', 'Southern Giant Curled', 'Tendergreen'
Radish: 'Black Spanish', 'Cherry Belle', 'China Rose', 'French Breakfast', 'White Icicle'
Rutabaga: 'American Purple Top'
Turnip: 'Purple Top White Globe', 'Seven Top'
Cucurbitaceae (Gourd, Melon & Squash Family)
Cucumber (Pickling): 'Boston Pickling', 'National Pickling', 'Parisian'
Cucumber (Slicing): 'Armenian', 'Lemon', 'Marketmore 76', 'Suyo Long'
Gourd: 'Birdhouse', 'Luffa'
Melon (Cantaloupe/Muskmelon): 'Amish', 'Charentais', 'Hale's Best Jumbo', 'Minnesota Midget', 'Honeydew'
Melon (Watermelon): 'Ali Baba', 'Blacktail Mountain', 'Crimson Sweet', 'Moon and Stars', 'Sugar Baby'
Pumpkin: 'Big Max', 'Connecticut Field', 'Cinderella' (Rouge Vif d'Etampes), 'Sugar Pie'
Squash (Summer): 'Black Beauty Zucchini', 'Cocozelle', 'Early Prolific Straightneck', 'Patty Pan', 'Yellow Crookneck'
Squash (Winter): 'Blue Hubbard', 'Burgess Buttercup', 'Delicata', 'Spaghetti', 'Table Queen Acorn', 'Waltham Butternut'
Fabaceae (Legume & Pea Family)
Bean (Bush): 'Blue Lake 274', 'Bountiful', 'Dragon Tongue', 'Provider', 'Royalty Purple Pod'
Bean (Dry): 'Black Turtle', 'Pinto', 'Yin Yang'
Bean (Lima): 'Henderson's Bush', 'King of the Garden'
Bean (Pole): 'Cherokee Trail of Tears', 'Kentucky Wonder', 'Rattlesnake', 'Scarlet Runner', 'Yardlong'
Cowpea/Southern Pea: 'California Blackeye', 'Pinkeye Purple Hull'
Pea (Shelling): 'Alaska', 'Green Arrow', 'Lincoln', 'Thomas Laxton'
Pea (Snap): 'Amish Snap', 'Sugar Snap'
Pea (Snow): 'Dwarf Grey Sugar', 'Oregon Sugar Pod II'
Lamiaceae (Mint & Herb Family)
Basil: 'Dark Opal', 'Genovese', 'Holy Basil', 'Lemon Basil'
Catnip: 'Common Catnip'
Lemon Balm: 'Common Lemon Balm'
Mint: 'Peppermint', 'Spearmint'
Oregano: 'Greek Oregano'
Rosemary: 'Officinalis'
Sage: 'Broadleaf'
Thyme: 'Winter Thyme'
Liliaceae/Asparagaceae (Lily & Asparagus Family)
Asparagus: 'Connover's Colossal', 'Mary Washington'
Okra: 'Burgundy', 'Clemson Spineless', 'Jing Orange', 'Jambalaya'
Poaceae (Grass & Cereal Family)
Corn (Dent/Field): 'Bloody Butcher', 'Reid's Yellow Dent'
Corn (Flint/Ornamental): 'Glass Gem', 'Indian Corn'
Corn (Popcorn): 'Strawberry', 'Tom Thumb'
Corn (Sweet): 'Country Gentleman', 'Golden Bantam', 'Stowell's Evergreen'
Polygonaceae (Knotweed Family)
Rhubarb: 'Glaskins Perpetual', 'Victoria'
Sorrel: 'Broadleaf'
Solanaceae (Nightshade Family)
Eggplant: 'Black Beauty', 'Listada de Gandia', 'Ping Tung Long', 'Rosa Bianca'
Ground Cherry: 'Aunt Molly's'
Pepper (Hot): 'Anaheim', 'Cayenne Long Red', 'Fish', 'Habanero', 'Jalapeño M', 'Tabasco'
Pepper (Sweet): 'California Wonder', 'Corno di Toro', 'Jimmy Nardello', 'Marconi Red', 'Purple Beauty', 'Orange Bell', 'Yellow Bell'
Tomatillo: 'Purple de Milpa', 'Toma Verde'
Tomato (Cherry/Grape): 'Black Cherry', 'Chadwick Cherry', 'Yellow Pear', 'Red Pear'
Tomato (Paste/Sauce): 'Amish Paste', 'Roma VF', 'San Marzano'
Tomato (Slicing/Beefsteak): 'Aunt Ruby's German Green', 'Black Krim', 'Brandywine', 'Cherokee Purple', 'Green Zebra', 'Mortgage Lifter', 'Oxheart', 'Pink Brandywine', 'Rutgers', 'Yellow Brandywine'
(Note: Heirloom seeds are open-pollinated, meaning if you prevent cross-pollination between different varieties of the same species, you can save the seeds from these plants year after year and they will grow true to type!)