Developed by Johnny's
We are continually developing new seed varieties, tools, and supplies to help you succeed on the farm and in the garden. Our breeders meticulously employ traditional methods of hand-pollination to create new varieties that are flavorful, reliable, and productive. Our tools and supplies team develops practical tools that make every growing task (from seeding to harvesting) faster, more ergonomic, and more efficient. We are proud to present to you this selection of Developed By Johnny's products, each one representative of years of careful development and evaluation.
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Pelleted Swiss Chard Seed
Johnny's signature mix, the gold standard for multicolored Swiss chard.
Racer
Treated (F1) Pumpkin Seed
Extra-early workhouse variety with great-looking rib and big handle.
Defiant PhR
Organic (F1) Tomato Seed
Mid-size slicer bred for earliness, disease resistance, and flavor.
Cherry Bomb
Organic (F1) Tomato Seed
Late blight-resistant field cherry, ideal for harvest and snacking.
Sweet Sunrise
Organic (F1) Bell Pepper Seed
Medium-large, blocky dark green bell ripens to yellow/orange.
Cupid
Organic (F1) Bell Pepper Seed
Early and sweet mini bell, partners well with Eros for beautiful duo.
Cornito Rosso
Organic (F1) Corno di Toro Pepper Seed
Attractive, very sweet, half-size version of Corno di Toro Carmen.
Lunchbox Yellow
Organic Snack Pepper Seed
Sweet and flavorful mini-sized peppers, perfect for a healthy snack.
Lunchbox Orange
Organic Snack Pepper Seed
Sweet and flavorful mini peppers, perfect for a healthy snack.
Lunchbox Red
Organic Snack Pepper Seed
Sweet and flavorful mini-sized peppers, perfect for a healthy snack.
Yellow Crookneck
Organic Yellow Summer Squash Seed
A garden favorite, well-known for buttery flavor and firm texture.
Narrow Collinear Hoe – 3 3/4" Fixed Blade
Our best precision tool makes weed control fast, easy, and enjoyable.
Hot Paper Lantern
Organic Habanero Pepper Seed
Magnificent fruits; earlier, more productive than regular habaneros.
