Build the Small-Grower Catalog Everyone Talks About

Curate expedition-sourced varieties that help seed retailers thrill their small growers, whether they crave impossible twists on familiar crops or species they've never seen before.

Flagship launches

Noteworthy Commercial Introductions

Equip your catalog with proven crowd-pleasers that started as expedition rescues.

Kajari Melon with striped rind

Kajari Melon

Brought from Punjab, India to retail fame with immersive storytelling.

  • World class flavor.
  • Vine produces lots of 2-lb fruit.
Illustration representing Sahara Kale

Sahara Kale

Drought-tolerant and nutrient dense, built for growers operating on tight water budgets.

  • Originated in Morocco where it grows at 45°C.
  • Heat stress trials completed in Mexican desert.
Illustration representing Bomba Bean

Bomba Bean

High-protein dry bean that delivers color and yield without demanding acreage.

  • Compact plants fit raised beds and urban plot rotations.
  • Shared shipping program ensures consistent replenishment for retailers.

Two Types of Magic

Familiar varieties in impossible forms

Category 1: Familiar Yet Impossible

Plants you know, in forms that will blow minds. These are varieties of common plants selected for extraordinary characteristics—colors, shapes, sizes, and flavors that seem impossible but are completely natural.

Unknown species from expeditions

Category 2: The Completely Unknown

Plants most people have never heard of. These are species that have never been commercialized in Western agriculture—ancient varieties, regional specialties, and discoveries from Joseph's expeditions.

Root Vegetables

  • Unusual carrots in impossible colors
  • Heritage radishes and turnips
  • Ancient potato varieties
  • Rare beets and parsnips
  • Traditional sweet potatoes

Leafy Greens

  • Ancient lettuces and salad greens
  • Traditional cooking greens
  • Heritage spinach varieties
  • Rare Asian greens
  • Wild edible leaves

Nightshades

  • Extraordinary heirloom tomatoes
  • Rare pepper varieties
  • Heritage eggplants
  • Traditional tomatillos
  • Ground cherries and relatives

Legumes

  • Heritage bean varieties
  • Rare peas and cowpeas
  • Traditional lentil varieties
  • Ancient chickpea types
  • Regional specialty legumes

Squash & Cucumbers

  • Heirloom pumpkins and squash
  • Traditional cucumber varieties
  • Heritage gourds
  • Rare zucchini and summer squash
  • Ancient melon relatives

Brassicas

  • Rare cabbages and kales
  • Heritage broccoli varieties
  • Traditional cauliflower types
  • Ancient mustard greens
  • Regional brassica specialties

Tree Fruits

  • Rare apple varieties
  • Forgotten stone fruits
  • Unusual citrus species
  • Heritage pear varieties
  • Traditional orchard fruits

Berries

  • Heirloom strawberry varieties
  • Traditional raspberry types
  • Rare blackberry species
  • Heritage currants and gooseberries
  • Wild berry relatives

Quality Standards & Production

Open pollinated seeds
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Open Pollinated Seeds

All our varieties are open pollinated, allowing growers to save seeds and maintain genetic integrity across generations. No hybrids or GMOs—just pure, traditional genetics.

Our Mexico production farms
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Mexico Production Base

Most of our seeds are grown and produced in Mexico, taking advantage of ideal growing conditions and traditional farming expertise for optimal seed quality and authenticity.

Seed laboratory testing
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Laboratory Testing

Germination rates verified, genetic purity confirmed through grow-outs, viability testing for maximum freshness, and disease screening to prevent contamination.

Professional seed storage
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Professional Storage

Climate-controlled facilities with moisture and temperature monitoring, professional seed storage protocols, and regular viability testing and rotation.

Seed documentation kits
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Complete Documentation

Discovery story of each variety, specific growing instructions, cultural history and traditional uses, plus detailed flavor profiles and seed-saving guidance.

Sustainable growing practices
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Sustainable Practices

Our Mexico-based production follows traditional, sustainable growing methods that preserve soil health and maintain the authentic characteristics of each variety.

Latest finds

Recent Discoveries

Even after 30 years, Joseph continues discovering new varieties regularly. His recent finds include:

Rainbow Pepper - Mexico

A pepper variety that changes color as it ripens through the entire rainbow spectrum, discovered in a remote mountain village.

Ancient Wheat - Peru

Wheat varieties from isolated mountain communities that predate modern agriculture by thousands of years.

Impossible Flavors - Asia

Fruit trees producing flavor combinations that don't exist anywhere in commercial agriculture.

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