All Other 2026 Starter Plants

  •  All of the seeds we use for our vegetable starter plants are organic and NON GMO.
  • The potting soil we use is an all organic soilless mix.
  • Only all natural ingredients are used to help feed our plants. 
  • No chemicals or pesticides are used on our plants in any way.
  • All of the photos that we use were taken by us of produce we have grown right here in our Denver backyard.
  • All illustrations were done by Kya Irish.

The varieties listed below are color coded according to availability.

  • White means we will be at least starting the next day with it.
  • Yellow means that we are temporally out.
  • Red means we are out and will not have anymore this year.
  • Updated at 6am on Friday, June 12th, 2026

Cucumbers

  1. Lemon
  2. Market More 76
  3. Striped Armenian 
  4. Straight 8
  5. Cool Customer Pickling 
  6. National Pickling 

Squash

  1. Zucchini
  2. Butternut
  3. Spaghetti 
  4. Yellow Zucchini
  5. Striped Zucchini
  6. Acorn
  7. Y Star
  8. Honey Butternut 

Pumpkins

  1. Cinderella 
  2. Small Sugar
  3. Big Max 

Garden Fruit

  1. Ever-sweet Strawberry             
  2. All Sweet Watermelon
  3. Sugar Baby Watermelon
  4. Orange Cantaloupe 
  5. Rocky Ford Green Melon

Others

  1. Black Beauty Egg Plant 
  2. Ping Tung Egg Plant 
  3. Rosa Bianca Egg Plant 
  4. Tomatillo Verde 

Cucumber

Lemon Heirloom

  • Round yellow fruit that looks like a lemon but taste like a cucumber
  • Eat like an apple or in a salad
  • Grow in a mound with 3 or 4 plants next to each other
  • 58-64 days to maturity
  • Full sun

Cucumber

Marketmore 76

  • This is the traditional 8-9 inch long green cucumber 
  • You will find the  best flavor in the small to med sized fruit
  • 58-75 days to maturity
  • Full sun

Striped Armenian 

Cucumber

  • Up to 18 inches long and still crunchy and sweet at that size
  • 60-70 days to maturity 
  • Grows well on a trellis  

 

Pumpkin

Cinderella-Heirloom

  • Cool looking pumpkins with a flatter look to them compared to the typical store bought pumpkin
  • Good flavor
  • 105 days to maturity
  • Full sun

Small Sugar 

Pumpkin

  • Small 4 pound fruit
  • Great pie making pumpkin
  • 4-5 pumpkins per plant
  • 105 days to maturity 

Winter Squash

Butternut

  • This is the big tan hard squash that is thin on top and wide on the bottom
  • Stores good for winter use
  • 75-110 days to maturity
  • Full sun

Tomatillo

Verde

  • You must grow 2 plants next to each other for pollination
  • These are small round tomato like fruits that are covered in a thin paper like husk
  • 68-70 Days
  • Full sun

Watermelon

All Sweet

  • This melon grows 17-19 inches long and 7 inches wide
  • These plants will vine out 
  • Plant 2 plants per mound 
  • 80-97 days to maturity
  • Full sun

Watermelon

Sugar Baby

  • Small 5-6 pound round heirloom watermelon
  • 76 days to maturity
  • Full sun
  • Reddish orange flesh with dark green rind

 Zucchini

Dark Green

  • Best if eaten when small, but if you let them grow huge you can use them for zucchini crust pizza
  • Huge plants that do not vine out like pumpkins
  • 45-65 days to maturity
  • Full sun 

 

Yellowfin Zucchini

  • Best if picked while on the smaller side.
  • Bushy plants that do not vine out
  • 50 days to maturity
  • Super soft skin and our favorite yellow squash.

Honey Butternut 

Winter Squash

  • Long vine that produces a lot of mini butternut squash 
  • 110 Days to maturity, but we have had them way earlier.
  • Cut in half and bake
  • Great sweet flavor 

 

Y-Star 

Summer Squash

  • Tender buttery squash that kids  even like
  • Bush style plant
  • 50 days to maturity  

Spaghetti Squash

  • Grows as a long vine with a lot of squash
  • A winter squash that will last long after summer is over
  • 90 days to maturity 

Acorn Squash

  • Very long vine plant with plenty of squash for you and your neighbor 
  • 90 days to maturity