A special set of five in a Row 7 gift bag—this well balanced mix of taste and color ensures you have delicious salads all summer long. 

Details: Set includes one packet each of Midnight Roma Tomato, Beauregarde Snow Pea, Teagan Lettuce, Tetra Squash and Habanada Pepper.

Midnight Roma Tomato
A deep reddish-purple high-antioxidant plum tomato, the Midnight Roma Tomato from Row 7 is a feast for all senses. In the garden the beautiful purple color dazzles, getting  richer in direct sunlight. In the kitchen, we love this purple wonder for its quick cook time and memorable flavor, ideal for producing sauces and pastes with layers of sweetness, acidity and rich umami. Roast them to bring out their sweetness, or chop and add to salsa or salads. Semi-determinate. 80 days to maturity.

Beauregarde Snow Pea
Bred to bring more flavor (and more purple) to purple peas, the high-anthocyanin, wavy-podded Beauregarde Snow Peas hold their vibrant color when cooked. Wait for small peas to develop in the pod to reach full flavor potential. 60-80 days to maturity, depending on planting date

Teagan Lettuce
A succulent, maroon-painted lettuce that’s as resilient as it is beautiful. Row 7's Teagan Lettuce will add serious flavor and delightful crunch to your favorite salads and sandwiches, and holds up nicely to grilling and roasting. Outer leaves are perfect for braising in soups and stews. But patience is key—be sure to let this stunning semi-heading lettuce reach full maturity. 65 days to harvest from seeding. Forms a very large, mostly bronze-leafed head at full maturity. Great as a leaf lettuce when harvested at smaller sizes. 

Tetra Squash
This experimental squash was inspired by a walk through the field, and the sight of rows of delicata squash plants bearing still-green fruit, with no time to mature before the frost. Usually, these immature fruit simply go to waste. This sparked culinary epiphany—a multipurpose delicata squash bred for flavor four ways: immature fruit, young stems, blossoms and mature squash. 

Habanada Pepper
These seeds trace back to habanero peppers, known for their intense heat, but this line emerged from a natural, heatless mutation discovered in the field. Through years of crossing, selection, and DNA analysis, it was removed the habanero’s burn while preserving its floral, melon-like flavor. The result, Habanada, is aromatic with a lingering sweetness—enjoyable both green and unripe for a burst of aroma, or fully mature as a bright orange, flavor-forward pepper.