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ARTICHOKE GREEN GLOBE |
| Cynara scolymus | |
perennial |
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| Tender perennial, grown commerically on Gulf and California coasts, 3-6 foot plants, 3-4 inch heads, thick scales, needs mild damp long season and rich soil, produce in 18 months, large flower heads, edible flower buds made up of thick fleshy scales and solid centers, not hardy, should be harvested when young. |
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ARTICHOKE IMPERIAL STAR |
| Cynara scolymus | |
150 |
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| Developed to be grown as an annual, more productive, sweeter milder flavor, thornless 4.5 inch flower buds are round and slow to spread open when mature, tends to be more tender than other Green Globe strains. |
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ARTICHOKE PURPLE ITALIAN GLOBE |
| Cynara scolymus | |
150 |
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ASPARAGUS MARY WASHINGTON |
| Asparagus officinalis | |
Perennial |
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| Resistance to some rusts and blight, 60-day cutting season, most popular U.S. variety and the standard commercial strain, early long straight spears with tight tips, longstanding. |
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ASPARAGUS SWEET PURPLE |
| Asparagus officinalis | |
Perennial |
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| Deep burgundy spears, pleasing nutty flavor, resembles Purple Passion. |
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ASPARAGUS UC 157 F1 |
| Asparagus officinalis | |
Perennial |
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| Exceptional flavor, high yields, great for temperate climates, harvest at 6-8 inches tall, usually ½ - ¾ inch in diameter, rust resistant. |
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ASPARAGUS UC 157 F2 |
| Asparagus officinalis | |
Perennial |
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| Very early maturing, deep green smooth cylindrical spears with tight uniform tips, plants tend to initiate clusters of 3-5 spears at a time, vigorous grower. |
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ASPARAGUS UC 72 |
| Asparagus officinalis | |
Perennial |
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| Selection from UC 711 which it outyeilds, tolerant to FW and rust, higher yeilds than 500 strain, but not as uniform or early, large light-green tight spears. |
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BEET BULL'S BLOOD |
| Beta vulgaris | |
60 |
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| Matures 35 days to baby leaf tops, 55 days for beet root, exceptionally beautiful dark re-purple tops with remarkable flavor, as beautiful as Radicchio but easier and faster to grow with a sweeter flavor. |
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BEET CHIOGGIA |
| Beta vulgaris | |
52 - 65 |
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| Italian heirloom, alternating red and white concentric rings make it a real specialty item, mild flavored greens used raw or cooked. |
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BEET CYLINDRA |
| Beta vulgaris | |
45 - 80 |
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| Long smooth and cylindrical, excellent for slicing , half-long 6-8 by 1.5-2 in. diameter dark-red roots, good dark-red interior color, small reddish green tops, grows almost entirely underground. |
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BEET DETROIT DARK RED |
| Beta vulgaris | |
45 - 70 |
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| Nearly globe blood-red 2.5-3 in. diameter solid roots, main crop canner for home gardens, all purpose, prolific, the standard for beets. |
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BEET EARLY WONDER TALL TOP |
| Beta vulgaris | |
48 - 60 |
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| Tall vigorous dark-green 16-18 in. tops tinged with maroon, excellent for greens, dark purplish red 3 in. flattened globes, used as a first early variety or for midsummer, bunching beet used in home or market gardens. |
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BEET GOLDEN DETROIT |
| Beta vulgaris | |
50-60 |
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| Round orange roots turn gold-yellow when cooked, does not bleed, roots grow fast, retains sweet flavor when quite large, excellent for pickles, very tender and mild, well suited to California climate. |
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BEET GREEN TOP BUNCHING |
| Beta vulgaris | |
52-60 |
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| Bright-red slightly flattened globes, slight zones, tender 15-18 inch tops hold bright-green color, excellent bunching and greens for beet, for home or market. |
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BEET RUBY QUEEN |
| Beta vulgaris | |
45 - 70 |
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| Smooth med-dark red globes, dark red flesh, medium dull green 10-12 in. tops tinged with maroon, used in home gardens and processing, holds shape well when crowded, good on poor soils, fine quality and uniform. |
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110 |
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| Heavy yields, widely adapted, long and thick, white flesh, 2-3 lbs., home gardeners can use a few slices to add sweetness to canned beets, also used in wine or molasses. |
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BEET WHITE ALBINO |
| Beta vulgaris | |
50 |
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| Albino is a completely white beet. It has sweet roots and good beet flavor. One of the better qualities is that it will never stain. |
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BROCCOLI ALL SEASONS |
| Brassica oleracea | |
60 - 70 |
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BROCCOLI DE CICCIO |
| Brassica oleracea | |
60 - 90 |
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| Old reliable European variety, 2-3 feet tall light green plants, 3-4 in. bluish-green central head, lots of medium sized side shoots, non-uniform in maturity, more variable and more productive than hybrids, excellent quality. |
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BROCCOLI GREEN SPROUTING CALABRESE |
| Brassica oleracea | |
60 - 90 |
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| Standard Calabrese type, large blue-green cauliflower-like central heads, good side shoot production, for bunching and home gardens, early heavy producer. |
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BROCCOLI PURPLE SPROUTING |
| Brassica oleracea | |
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BROCCOLI SPRING RAPINI |
| Brassica rapa | |
60 |
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| Plant early in spring, harvest before hot weather, no central head but many strap-leaves & side shoots, looks like mustard with many dime-sized green buds, early European branching variety for tops & tender flower shoots, will not winter over. |
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BROCCOLI WALTHAM 29 |
| Brassica oleracea | |
60 - 90 |
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| Compact stocky 20 inch plants, dark blue-green solid medium green heads, large crops of side shoots, not for spring, late summer & fall harvest, can survive dry spells, was made to withstand the increasing cold of fall maturity. |
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BRUSSEL SPROUTS CATSKILL |
| Brassica oleracea | |
85 - 110 |
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| Dwarf or semi-dwarf, heavy yields, large dark-green firm early 1.25-1.75 in. sprouts, compact 20-24 in. plants, medium green leaves, used mainly for fall crops, ship or freeze, hardy and uniform. |
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BRUSSEL SPROUTS LONG ISLAND |
| Brassica oleracea | |
85 - 110 |
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| Chief commercial California sprout until the more uniform hybrids, 50-100 dark green tight 1.25-1.5 in. heads, compact 20-24 in. plants, semi-upright, medium green leaves, heavy set of firm sprouts over an extended season, good freezer. |
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CABBAGE ALL SEASON |
| Brassica oleracea | |
85 - 95 |
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| Round & flattened on top, 8 in. deep x 10 in. dia., 9-14 lbs., heat resistant, fine flavor, strong grower, sure header, hard, med-short stem. |
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CABBAGE BRUNSWICK |
| Brassica oleracea | |
85 - 95 |
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| Uniform flat drumhead, 6-7 in. deep x 9-12 in. diameter, large ribbed plants with short stems, 6-9 lbs, will grow good even in cold summers, great for storage. |
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CABBAGE CHARLESTON WAKEFIELD |
| Brassica oleracea | |
70 - 74 |
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| Dark green, very solid 6 x 8 in. heads, 4-6 lbs, for Southern winter shipping to Northern markets, great for home gardens or trucking, slow to bolt, Southern market favorite. |
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CABBAGE COPENHAGEN MARKET |
| Brassica oleracea | |
63 - 100 |
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| Round solid heads, 6-8 in diameter, 3-4 lbs, medium green small plants, good wrapper leaves, not likely to burst, keeps well, short stem, largest early roundhead, mainly used for shipping and market. |
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CABBAGE DANISH BALLHEAD |
| Brassica oleracea | |
85 - 100 |
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| Round blue green 7-8 in. heads, 5-7 lbs, standard storage type, does well in mountain areas, will adapt to Northeast, excellent yields, keeps until the late spring, very dependable. |
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CABBAGE EARLY FLAT DUTCH |
| Brassica oleracea | |
70-95 |
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| Solid flat heads, 7 inch deep x 9-11 inch diameter, 6-10 pounds, few outside leaves so set close in rows, resists heat, popular in the South, sure header, medium stem, short core, withstands heat, fine quality, kraut or market. |
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CABBAGE EARLY JERSEY WAKEFIELD |
| Brassica oleracea | |
62 - 65 |
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| Small compact plants, light green leaves, small compact 6-7 in. pointed heads, 2.5-3 lbs, not too tightly formed, for early spring shpping locally, earliest pointed head cabbage, few outer leaves, matures all at one time.
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CABBAGE EARLY ROUND DUTCH |
| Brassica oleracea | |
70 - 85 |
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| Solid uniform oval 6-7 inch diamter heads, 4-5 pounds, small compact short-stemmed plant, short core, slow bolting, good wrapper leaves, Southern favorite, excellent flavor, between drumhead and ballhead types, crinkled dark blue-green cup-shaped leaves. |
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CABBAGE GOLDEN ACRE |
| Brassica oleracea | |
50 - 70 |
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| Standard early ballhead, short stemmed compact erect plants, solid 5-7 in. round gray green heads, 3-6 lbs, yellows resistant, uniform, high yields, white interior, tightly folded, not long standing, early garden use. |
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CABBAGE LATE FLAT DUTCH PREMIUM |
| Brassica oleracea | |
95 - 110 |
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| Large spreading short stemmed plants, solid flat blue green heads, 7-8 in. deep x 10-14 in. diameter, 10-15 lbs., white interior, grows slow, sure heading, good keeper, high quality, for late fall & winter use, good shipper. |
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CABBAGE MAMMOTH RED ROCK |
| Brassica oleracea | |
75 - 105 |
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| Solid round flattened purple-red 7-10 inch diameter heads, 6-8 lbs., red to the center, excellent keeper, sure header, hard & tight, large framed plant, medium core, for pickling & boiling, fine quality. |
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CABBAGE RED ACRE |
| Brassica oleracea | |
74 - 100 |
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| Hard round deep red/purple 5-7 in. heads, 2-4 lbs., small compact short stemmed plants, solid even in early stages, sure heading, resistant to yellows & splitting, uniform color, stands well, best red for storage. |
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CABBAGE RED EXPRESS |
| Brassica oleracea | |
50 - 60 |
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| The first super early o.p. red cabbage to be released in years, small plant frame, dense, solid, oval heads, dark red color, 2-3 lbs., bred for Canada & Northern US. |
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CABBAGE SAVOY PERFECTION |
| Brassica oleracea | |
90 - 95 |
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| Dark green crumpled leaves, approximate 7 x 9 inch head, 6-8 pounds, even better flavor after touched by frost, very tender. |
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CARROT ATOMIC RED |
| Daucus carota | |
75 - 85 |
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| 8"x 1.5" long tapered bright red roots. High in Lypocene, a precursor to beta carotene, said to be a preventative of several types of cancer. Crispy roots that taste wonderful cooked, color tends to be more intense when cooked, slightly washed out when raw. |
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CARROT BAMBINO |
| Daucus carota | |
60 |
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| Short, dark green foliage, very sweet flavor, long slender almost coreless root, high yields |
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CARROT CHANTENAY RED CORE |
| Daucus carota | |
60 - 75 |
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| Large, stump-rooted, deep red orange to center, 5-7 x 2.5 in., 15-20 in. abundant erect tops, no light core, suitable for heavier soils, heavy producer, fine-grained, smooth refined shape, wide shoulders, longer Chantenay type for bunching, sweetens in storage. |
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CARROT CHANTENAY ROYAL |
| Daucus carota | |
60 - 75 |
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| Standard garden carrot for heavy or shallow soils, cylindrical, stump-rooted, 5-7 x 2.5-3.5 in., sturdy 15-20 in. tops, red orange inside & out, sweet fine-grained flesh, dependable heavy yields, bunch or store or home can or freeze or market. |
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CARROT COSMIC PURPLE |
| Daucus carota | |
90 |
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| Purple skin, solid orange to orange-yellow to bright yellow interior, sweet, spicy orange flesh. Great for fresh market, baby and cooked. |
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CARROT DANVERS 126 |
| Daucus carota | |
70 - 80 |
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| Adaptable to most soils, very productive, 7-8.5 x 1.75-2.25 in. roots, broad shoulders taper to slightly stumped end, deep orange cortex & core without halo, uniform size & shape, large heavy 16-20 in. top, heat resistant, processing type, adaptable to most soils. |
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CARROT GOLD KING |
| Daucus carota | |
68-70 |
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| Slightly tapered, stump-rooted, 6 x 2.5 inches, uniform reddish-orange color, smooth exterior, 15-20 inch tops, excellent in heavy soils, for canning and freezing. |
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CARROT IMPERATOR 58 |
| Daucus carota | |
75 - 80 |
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| Slender 8-12 x 1.5-2 in roots, slight taper, deep orange flesh, small core, strong 13-20 in. tops, likes deep loamy soil, excellent for fall crops in North, hybrid like uniformity, fine quality & flavor, leading cello-pak marketer & shipper. |
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CARROT KURODA |
| Daucus carota | |
68-90 |
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| Deep red-orange, tender, sweet roots, 7-8 inches long, excellent juicing carrot, stores well, does best in a mild climate. |
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CARROT LITTLE FINGER |
| Daucus carota | |
50 - 60 |
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| Baby gourmet carrot, color develops quickly, can pull early, 3-3.5 x .5-.7 in. cylindrical blunt roots, very small core, smooth skin, deep orange color, small week tops, developed for canning & pickling whole, must be harvested early. |
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CARROT LUNAR WHITE |
| Daucus carota | |
65 - 75 |
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| Vigorous plants, heavy crop, grows totally under ground, almost completely coreless, very mild flavor, delicious. |
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CARROT NANTES CORELESS |
| Daucus carota | |
68-72 |
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| Bright-orange throughout, coreless, fine-grained, 6-8 x 1.25-1.5 inches, tapers to a stemp end, very small tops, smooth bright-orange skin, freezer type, cylindrical, excellent for forcing, for home or market gardens. |
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CARROT NANTES SCARLET |
| Daucus carota | |
65-74 |
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| Cylindrical, half-long, 7 x 1.25 inches, bright red-orange flesh, fine-grained, nearly coreless, fine flavor, sweet and brittle, colors up early for baby carrots, for bunching freezing or storage, excellent juicer. |
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CARROT PARISIAN |
| Daucus carota | |
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CARROT SOLAR YELLOW |
| Daucus carota | |
70 - 75 |
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| 6-7 inch roots, completely yellow carrot, very refreshing sweet flavor, extra crunchy and juicy. |
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CARROT TENDERSWEET |
| Daucus carota | |
69 - 80 |
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| Uniform deep red orange, smooth, nearly coreless, 8-10 x 1.5-2 in., tapers to point, very sweet, 16-20 in. tops, leaf stems tinged purple, fine grained crisp flesh, similar to Imperator but more useful home variety, holds color for freezing. |
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CAULIFLOWER SELF BLANCHE SNOWBALL |
| Brassica oleracea | |
65 - 75 |
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| Pure white smooth heads, 6.5-8 in. diameter, med-large plants, vigorous curled upright leaves will self wrap in cool weather but not in warm weather for early crops. |
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CAULIFLOWER SNOWBALL Y IMP. |
| Brassica oleracea | |
65 - 75 |
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| Self-blanching strain needs no tying, does well in California, deep well rounded smooth white 6-6.5 in. heads, for fall & winter harvest, reliable, heavy yielding, large plant, smooth curds, for market or freezing. |
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CELERY GIANT GOLDEN PASCAL |
| Apium graveolens | |
110 - 120 |
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| Stalks grow 18-20 inches tall, blanches easily to golden-yellow, both stem & heart are tender & delicious & free from string. |
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CELERY GOLDEN SELF BLANCHING |
| Apium graveolens | |
80-120 |
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| Fall dwarf strain, 20-28 x 4.5 inch plants, full hearted, pale-yellow/green, blanches clear and waxy, thick heavy stringless 9 inch ribs, extra large, nutty tasting base, no trenching needed, disease resistant, for home and market gardens. |
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CELERY TALL UTAH |
| Apium graveolens | |
100 - 120 |
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| Vigorous strain of Utah often used by commercial celery growers near southern CA, tall dark green plants, thick smooth stalks 10-12 in. long to the first joint if well grown, sweet without blanching, brown check resistant, seems to be tolerant to some strains of Western celery mosaic. |
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CORN BLOODY BUTCHER |
| Zea mays | |
100 - 120 |
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| 10-12 foot stalks, 2-6 ears per stalk, pink or red cobs, red kernels stripped with darker red, an occasional white ear will appear, fine flavor, good for flour, cornmeal, or corn on the cob when young. |
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100 - 110 |
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| Ancient flint corn, bushy 5 foot plants, 8-10 ears, smooth blue kernels. |
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CORN BROOM MULTI COLOR |
| Sorghum spp. | |
120 |
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CORN BROOM REGULAR |
| Sorghum spp. | |
120 |
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110 |
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| Large long smooth glossy multi colored ears, sells well at farmers markets, used for fall decorations or poultry & livestock feed, endless color combinations, white & yellow & orange & red & purple & blue & striped kernels all on the same ear. |
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100 |
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| Very ornamental variety, 4 foot stalks, 2 x 1.5 inch ears, 2-4 ears per stalk, irregular rows of mahogany-red kernels, pops well. |
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95 |
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| Earlier version of Carousel type ornamental with ears 4-5 inches long, 1.25 diameter, 16-20 rows of small to very small kernels, colors include many shades of yellow gold white pink red blue black and purple, much color variation on a single ear, husk color is both maroon and white. |
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CUCUMBER ADDIS |
| Cucumis sativus | |
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| Dark green, straight, tends to taper to blossom end, white spine, res. to Downy Mildew, Powdery Meldew, Cucumber Mosaic Virus, & Alternaria Leaf Spot, some res. to Anthracnose, vigorous vines. |
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CUCUMBER ARMENIAN |
| Cucumis melo | |
50 - 75 |
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| light-green, heavily ribbed, 24-36 x 3-4 inch diameter, best at 12-18 inches, mild flavor, easily digested-skin and all, fluted slices, prolific, twists and turns on ground, hangs fairly straight from trellis |
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CUCUMBER ARMENIAN GREEN |
| Cucumis melo | |
50 - 75 |
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CUCUMBER ARMENIAN STRIPED |
| Cucumis melo | |
50 - 75 |
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CUCUMBER ASHLEY |
| Cucumis sativus | |
55 - 70 |
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| Dark green, 7-8 in., slight taper at stem end, white spines, med sized vigorous vines, heavy producer, good shipper, resembles Marketer, resistent to Alternaria Leaf Spot, Downy Mildew, and Powdery Mildew. |
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CUCUMBER BOSTON PICKLING |
| Cucumis sativus | |
50 - 60 |
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| Smooth, bright green, 5.5 - 6 x 2.5 - 3 in., blunt ended, seldom too large for pickles, slight taper, black spine, very high yields, bears continually if kept picked. |
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CUCUMBER CALYPSO F1 |
| Cucumis sativus | |
50 - 55 |
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CUCUMBER CAROLINA F1 |
| Cucumis sativus | |
50 - 60 |
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CUCUMBER COUNTY FAIR F1 |
| Cucumis sativus | |
50 |
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| Excellent high quality pickling type, 5 foot plants bear an impressive amount of 6-8 inch blocky dark green fruits. Bitter-free and resistant to bacterial wilt.
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CUCUMBER EARLY SPRING BURPLESS F1 |
| Cucumis sativus | |
58 |
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| 10-12 inch pale green fruit, straight when staked, excellent home variety, fruit are smooth and white spined.
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CUCUMBER GARDEN SWEET BURPLESS F1 |
| Cucumis sativus | |
55 |
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| Long, cylindrical, 10-12 inch fruit, bitter free, smooth, medium dark green, great for home gardeners, vigorous plants.
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CUCUMBER GREEN DRAGON BURPLESS F1 |
| Cucumis sativus | |
60 - 65 |
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CUCUMBER HARTLEY F1 |
| Cucumis sativus | |
68 - 72 |
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| Adaptable for both hot and cool climates. Dark Green Slicer Poinsett type with very few white spines. Resistant to Cucumber Mosaic Virus, Powdery Mildew, Downy Mildew, Cucumber Scab, Alternaria Leaf Spot, & Anthracnose. Blocky fruit average 9 inches long, without stripling, excellent eating quality.
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CUCUMBER HOMEMADE PICKLES |
| Cucumis sativus | |
60 - 65 |
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| Bush type plants, medium green, 5-6 in. fruits, small white spines, crisp, solid core, good pickling variety, can be harvested at 1.5 in. length for baby sweets, pick regularly to maintain production, good disease resistance. |
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CUCUMBER LEMON |
| Cucumis sativus | |
60 - 70 |
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| Ripens light yellow, 3-3.25 x 2.25-2.5 in., looks like a lemon, white flesh, good slicer & pickler, easy to digest, rust & drought resistant, stem end fairly flat, brown flecked on blossom end, early maturity. |
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CUCUMBER LONG GREEN IMP. |
| Cucumis sativus | |
60 - 72 |
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| Vigorous prolific dependable home garden variety, med green, 10-12 x 2.5-3 in., fine flavor, tapered ends, warted, black spine, can be used for pickling or slicing, sow all season, heavy yields, few seeds. |
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CUCUMBER MARKETER |
| Cucumis sativus | |
55 - 70 |
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| Slender smooth tapered & dark green, 8-9 x 2-2.5 in., stands intense heat, uniform prolific heavy yields, white spine, abrupt taper, some dark strippling, long harvest, vigorous. |
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CUCUMBER MARKETMORE 76 |
| Cucumis sativus | |
58 - 75 |
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| 8-9 x 2.25-2.5 in. fruit, dark green even in hot weather, sweet mild flavor, tapers at both ends, blocky, white spines, no stippling, resistant to scab, Cucumber Mosaic Virus, Powdery Mildew, Downy Mildew, Alternaria Leaf Spot and Anthracnose. |
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CUCUMBER MUNCHER BURPLESS |
| Cucumis sativus | |
60 - 65 |
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| Smooth med green 9 x 3 in. fruit, strong vigorous vines, mosaic resistant, prolific, tender, eat like an apple, not bitter or tough in any slicer stages, burpless. |
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CUCUMBER NATIONAL PICKLING |
| Cucumis sativus | |
53 - 64 |
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| Short thick & blunt ended when small, smooth & cylindrical when larger, 6-7 x 2.5 in. fruit, dark green, black spines, heavy yields, med-large vines, excellent pickler. |
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CUCUMBER PAINTED SERPENT |
| Cucumis melo | |
55 - 70 |
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CUCUMBER PIC A LITTLE F1 |
| Cucumis sativus | |
55 - 60 |
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CUCUMBER PIONEER F1 |
| Cucumis sativus | |
50 - 55 |
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CUCUMBER POINSETT 76 |
| Cucumis sativus | |
63 - 75 |
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| Improved Poinsett, adds scrab resistant & darker green fruit color, longer blocky straight fruits, 7.5-8.5 x 2.25-2.75 in., resistant to Downy Mildew, Powdery Mildew, Anthracnose, and Alternaria Leaf Spot. |
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CUCUMBER SMR 58 |
| Cucumis sativus | |
53 - 65 |
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| Everbearing, vigorous vines produce heavy yields all season, nearly cylincrical, top quality for processing, also good slicer, good disease resistance. |
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CUCUMBER SPACEMASTER BUSH |
| Cucumis sativus | |
57 - 64 |
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| Dark green smooth slender cylindrical uniform 7-8 in. fruits, dwarf 36 in. vines with no runners, adaptable to a wide range of climates, scab and cucumber mosaic virus resistant. |
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CUCUMBER STRAIGHT EIGHT |
| Cucumis sativus | |
52 - 75 |
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| Smooth straight cylindrical & deep green with rounded blunt ends, tolerant to mosaic, 8 x 2-2.5 in. fruit, early, prolific, for home use, vigorous, excellent quality, free from stippling. |
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CUCUMBER STRAIGHT EIGHT ELITE F1 |
| Cucumis sativus | |
50 - 65 |
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CUCUMBER SUMTER |
| Cucumis sativus | |
50 - 63 |
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| Blocky, slightly tapered, med green, white spines, for home or market, resistant to Powdery Mildew, Downy Mildew, Alternaria Leaf Spot, and scab, tolerant to Cucumber Mosaic Virus, and some resistant to Anthracnose. |
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CUCUMBER SUYO LONG |
| Cucumis sativus | |
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CUCUMBER TELEGRAPH |
| Cucumis sativus | |
75 |
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| Standard variety for greenhouse forcing, 15-18 in. long dark green fruit. |
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CUCUMBER TENDERGREEN |
| Cucumis sativus | |
55-65 |
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| Open pollinated burpless cucumber, light green with white spines, 7-12 inches long, slight blocky shape, sweet flesh is tender, ideal slicer or pickler, good disease resistance, over 80 years old. |
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CUCUMBER WHITE WONDER |
| Cucumis sativus | |
35 - 60 |
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| Ivory white fruits even when mature, cylindrical, rounded ends, 7-9 x 2.5-3 in. fruit, excellent eating quality, ideal for pickles or slicing, highly productive even in hot weather, crisp firm mild flesh, vigorous vines. |
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EGGPLANT APPLE GREEN |
| Solanum melongena | |
62 - 70 |
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| Extra early, apple green med-sized non acid fruits, no need to peel, productive upright plants, sets fruits under adverse Northern conditions. |
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EGGPLANT BLACK BEAUTY |
| Solanum melongena var. esculentum | |
72-85 |
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| Bushy spreading 24-30 in. plant with 4-6" purplish black smooth oval 6.5 x 5 in. diameter fruit, blunt & broad at blossom end, retains color well, 1-3 lbs., holds well, high quality, fine flavor, yields well in the North if the season is long. |
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EGGPLANT BLACK EGG |
| Solanum melongena var. esculentum | |
65-75 |
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| Japanese variety, pear shaped slightly blocky 5-7 inch fruits, 3 ft. bushy plants, unusually tender, fine flavor, sets early and well in cool summer and short season areas, pick when young. |
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EGGPLANT BLACK MOON F1 |
| Solanum melongena | |
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| 82 days to maturity, This large bush plant produces large purple fruit. The oval fruit size is on an average of 5 inches by 6 inches. |
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EGGPLANT CASPER |
| Solanum melongena var. esculentum | |
70-75 |
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| Early, shiny ivory fruits, 6 x 2.75 inches, mild snow-white flesh. |
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EGGPLANT DIAMOND |
| Solanum melongena var. esculentum | |
109-149 |
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| Plants 20-25 in. tall, long, slender, cylindrical fruits, 2-3 in. x 7-9 in., 4-6 oz., dark violet skin, dense green pulp without bitter mustard taste, recommended for climates where it can be planted and ripened in open soil, not for northern greenhouses. |
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EGGPLANT ECLIPSE F1 |
| Solanum melongena | |
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EGGPLANT FLORIDA HIGH BUSH |
| Solanum melongena | |
76-87 |
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| Vigorous upright well-branched plants, large purple egg-shaped fruits held high off the ground, broad near blossom end, disease and drought resistant, hardy, everbearing. |
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EGGPLANT FLORIDA MARKET |
| Solanum melongena var. esculentum | |
78-90 |
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| Vigorous erect 30-38 in. plants, glossy dark purple black 9.5 x 6.5 in. fruits held well off ground, resistant to phomopsis blight & fruit rot, long harvest season, long oval, no neck at stem end, green calyx, suited for deep South, holds up well in the sun, prolific high bush type, fresh market. |
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EGGPLANT LONG PURPLE |
| Solanum melongena var. esculentum | |
70-80 |
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| Dark purple productive Italian type, 22-38 in. plants, 8-10 x 2.5 in. diameter, 4 or more fruits per plant. |
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EGGPLANT LOUISIANA LONG GREEN |
| Solanum melongena var. esculentum | |
100 |
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| Prolific plants, well shaped, 3 x 8 in. long light green fruits, mild sweet flavor, excellent quality, much like Louisiana Green Oval but of the Japanese type. |
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EGGPLANT NEON IMPROVED F1 |
| Solanum melongena var. esculentum | |
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| Named appropriately for is bright electric pink/purple color Neon F1 matures in 70days and performs great in any garden. Neon F1 also is vertcillium tolerant and very adaptable in many climates. The white flesh is a definite contrast to the beautiful outside skin and makes a stand out in any market garden or farmers market. |
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EGGPLANT ODYSSEY F1 |
| Solanum melongena | |
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| Hybrid Florida Market type |
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EGGPLANT ORIENTAL PRINCESS F1 |
| Solanum melongena var. esculentum | |
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EGGPLANT PING TUNG LONG |
| Solanum melongena | |
65-90 |
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| Long purple fruit, 12-18 inches long x 1.25 inch diameter, sweet and tender, hardy vigorous disease resistant plants, heavy yeilds, heirloom named for its native town, Ping Tung, Taiwan. |
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EGGPLANT PURPLE COMET F1 |
| Solanum melongena | |
55 |
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| Long Chinese type, dark purple almost black fruit. Purple caylex makes an attractive contrast to dark fruit. Fruit are about 10 inches long and 2 inches wide. Almost seedless at small stage. Mild flavor and firm flesh excellent for cooking and grilling. |
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EGGPLANT ROSA BIANCA |
| Solanum melongena var. esculentum | |
75-90 |
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| Italian heirloom, medium-sized 5-8 inch oval stunning light pink fruits with occasional creamy white shading, meaty, mild flavor with no bitterness, plants are 30 inches tall. |
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EGGPLANT TURKISH ORANGE |
| Solanum melongena var. esculentum | |
65-85 |
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| Beautiful unique variety from Turkey, 18-22 in., produces 3 in. round red orange fruit, best to eat in green stage, good for stuffing in orange stage, abundant yields, insect resistant. |
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EGGPLANT TWILIGHT F1 |
| Solanum melongena | |
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EGGPLANT WHITE STAR F1 |
| Solanum melongena var. esculentum | |
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| Classic tapered teardrop shape, creamy white fruits are smooth, when mature - 2 inch diameter at top, 3.5-4 inch diameter at bottom, 5 - 7 inches long, plant provides good coverage at 30-36 inches tall. |
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FLOWER AMARANTH GARNET RED |
| Amaranthus sp. | |
30 days baby, 50 days mature |
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| Medium green heart shaped leaves with burgandy centers. |
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FLOWER AMARANTH GREEN |
| Amaranthus | |
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GOURD APPLE |
| Lagenaria siceraria | |
120 |
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| Unusual apple shaped gourds with mottled green color, 9 x 12 inches, varying sizes and shapes, 4-7 pounds, mottled green when fresh, dries to brown. |
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GOURD BIRDHOUSE |
| Lagenaria siceraria | |
95-110 |
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| Grown for making inexpensive bird houses, bottle shape, smooth hard shell, 10-12 inches wide, 14 inches tall, pale green ripening to straw-beige, use of this type of gourd by the Egyptians dates between 3000 and 4000 BC. |
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GOURD BLISTER/BULE |
| Lagenaria siceraria | |
120 |
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| Apple shaped covered in warts, weighs between 4 and 7 llbs., 9x12 inch fruit, unique new gourd. |
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GOURD BOTTLE |
| Lagenaria siceraria | |
120 |
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| Bottle shaped fruit, 8-14 inches tall, 5 inches wide, can be used for birdhouses, pre-1850. |
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GOURD BOTTLE MINIATURE (BABY) |
| Lagenaria siceraria | |
120 |
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| Miniature version of Bottle gourd which sets in concentrated clusters, 2 x 6 inch fruit, matures late, has to be planted early in a short season. |
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GOURD BUSHEL |
| Lagenaria siceraria | |
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GOURD CALABASH |
| Lagenaria siceraria | |
100 |
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| Smooth tan gourd with a short curved neck at stem end, 12-15 inches long x 5 inch diameter. |
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GOURD CAVEMAN'S CLUB |
| Lagenaria siceraria | |
130 |
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| Dark green, 10-14 inched long, shiny fruits, hard shell has knobby protrusions, curved neck tapers at the stem end, will grow straight if trellised. |
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GOURD CROWN OF THORNS |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
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GOURD CUCCUZI |
| Lagenaria siceraria | |
55-80 |
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| Used like summer squash when young, pick when 6 inches long x 1 inch diameter, grows up to 48 inches long, smooth pale-green skin, creamy-yellow flesh, hard-shelled gourd with beautiful evening-blooming white flowers. |
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GOURD DIPPER |
| Lagenaria siceraria | |
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GOURD DIPPER EXTRA LONG HANDLE |
| Lagenaria siceraria | |
120 |
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| Unique two to three foot long curved handles, 2-3 lb fruit. Excellent ornamental use. |
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GOURD HARVEST WINGS BUSH F1 |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
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GOURD HARVEST WINGS F1 |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
95-100 |
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| Trailing plant with multi-colored fruits and shapes, some fruits have deep wings, others are smoother. Very attractive mixture of colors and shapes. |
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GOURD LUFFA |
| Luffa aegyptiaca | |
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GOURD LUNGO DI NAPOLI |
| Cucurbita moschata | |
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| Large, oblong-butternut shaped fruit, can weigh 20-35 lbs. The flesh is bright orange, flavor is superb, rich and is very sweet. The skin is deep green, turning tan in storage. These are attractive squash and great for areas with warm, long seasons, A good heirloom for home or market growers. A beautiful very old Italian heirloom |
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GOURD MARTINHOUSE BOTTLE |
| Lagenaria siceraria | |
90-110 |
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| Purified strain of Birdhouse gourd with slightly larger non-pinched neck, smooth, tan hard shell, 10 x 15 inches tall, trellis vines for a straight neck. |
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GOURD SMALL MIXED |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
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GOURD SNAKE |
| Lagenaria siceraria | |
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GOURD SPECKLED SWAN |
| Lagenaria siceraria | |
105 |
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| Graceful swan necked gourds has many uses. Fruit weigh about 3 lbs, green mottled skin, fruit size 6 x 16 inch, vine plant type. |
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GOURD YUGOSLAVIAN FINGER |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
100 |
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| Bush habit, ten finger-like points on large, fluted acorn type fruits, 4-5 pounds, cream colored skin, used when young as summer squash, tasty as winter type and ornamental, very rare. |
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HERB ANISE |
| Pimpinella anisum | |
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HERB ARUGULA / ROQUETTE |
| Eruca vesicaria sativa | |
15 days baby, 30 days maturity |
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| Slow bolting annual, 8 to 10 inches tall. Stalks and lobed leaves have mild flavor. Stand in many baby leaf and braising mixes. |
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HERB ARUGULA SLOW BOLTING |
| Eruca vesicaria sativa | |
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HERB ARUGULA WILD |
| Diplotaxis tenuifolia | |
30 days baby, 50 days mature |
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| Arugula has the leaf shape like mizuna, mild flavor excellent in heat and humidty |
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HERB BASIL ANISE |
| Ocimum basilicum var | |
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HERB BASIL CINNAMON |
| Ocimum basilicum var | |
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HERB BASIL CLOVE SCENTED |
| Ocimum basilicum var | |
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HERB BASIL CORSICAN |
| Ocimum basilicum | |
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HERB BASIL DWARF GREEK |
| Ocimum basilicum var | |
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HERB BASIL FINO VERDE |
| Ocimum basilicum | |
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HERB BASIL GENOVESE |
| Ocimum basilicum | |
68 days |
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| Uniform, tall and relatively slow to bolt with large, dark green leaves about 2-3 inches long, height 24-30 inches. |
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HERB BASIL HIGH OIL |
| Ocimum basilicum | |
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HERB BASIL HOLY |
| Ocimum basilicum | |
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HERB BASIL ITALIAN LARGE LEAF |
| Ocimum basilicum | |
78 days |
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| Large plants with medium-dark green leaves up to 4 inches long. The scent and taste is sweet. Height 24-30 inches. |
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HERB BASIL LEMON |
| Ocimum basilicum | |
60 |
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| Intensely fragrant of lemon, Ideal for tea and potpourri. Medium-green pointed leaves. Compact bush habit, 20-24 inches tall |
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HERB BASIL LETTUCE LEAF |
| Ocumim basilicum | |
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HERB BASIL LICORICE |
| Ocimum basilicum | |
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HERB BASIL LIME |
| Ocimum basilicum | |
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| Low growing variety whose fine leaves co-mingle the heady fragrance of lime with the perfume of basil. |
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HERB BASIL OSMIN PURPLE |
| Ocimum basilicum | |
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HERB BASIL PURPLE DARK OPAL |
| Ocimum basilicum | |
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HERB BASIL PURPLE RUFFLES (20% GREEN REVERSIONS) |
| Ocimum basilicum | |
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| Large heavily ruffled and fringed dark purple leaves with pink-purple flowers, great for herb gardens or flower border. |
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HERB BASIL RED RUBIN |
| Ocimum basilicum | |
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HERB BASIL SIAM QUEEN |
| Ocimum basilicum | |
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| Highly fragrant Thai type, smaller plant than regular stains of Thai basil, grows to 24 inches, extra large (4 in. long x 2 in. wide) bright green leaves with purple stems, cluster of purple flowers sit atop branches, excellent for containers, kitchen or flower gardens. |
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HERB BASIL SPICY GLOBE BUSH |
| Ocimum basilicum var | |
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HERB BASIL SWEET |
| Ocimum basilicum | |
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HERB BASIL THAI |
| Ocimum basilicum | |
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| Highly ornamental basil with 3 inch leaves, purple stems and purple blossoms, the distinctive flavor combine the clove-mint of basil with sweet spices of the East. |
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HERB BORAGE |
| Borago officinalis | |
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| Annual, leaves and flowers used for salads, suitable for freezing. |
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HERB CARAWAY |
| Carum carvi L. | |
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HERB CATNIP |
| Nepeta cataria | |
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| Perennial, the leaves can be candied or brewed into an aromatic mint like tea. |
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HERB CHAMOMILE GERMAN |
| Matricaria chamomilla | |
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| About 15 white flower heads about ½-1 inch broad, strap shape, has strong smell. |
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HERB CHAMOMILE ROMAN |
| Anthemis nobilis | |
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HERB CHERVIL CURLED |
| Anthriscus cerefolium | |
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HERB CHICORY CATALOGNA EMERALD |
| Chicorium intybus | |
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| Leaves and seed stalks used for early greens, asparagus-like flavor, deep-cut long broad dandelion-like leaves, rapid grower, produces tender spring stalks from seed sown the previous summer. |
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HERB CHICORY CATALOGNA RED RUBY |
| Chicorium intybus | |
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HERB CHICORY GARNET STEMS |
| Chicorium intybus | |
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HERB CHICORY RED VERONA |
| Chicorium intybus | |
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| Strong rugged plant, heavy red/green leaves, if cut foliage back in spring, it will produce clusters of apple-sized heads, trim away heads in fall to winter force. |
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HERB CHICORY SUGAR LOAF |
| Chicorium intybus | |
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| Large cos-type heading chicory for summer or fall culture, mild flavor, self blanching. |
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HERB CHICORY TREVISO |
| Chicorium intybus | |
80-110 |
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| Famous radicchio from Treviso Italy, long slender green leaves in summer, cool weather turns it deep-red with white veins, non-heading, tart and slightly bitter, crisp but tender, can be overwintered for spring harvest, must be cut back to forn the oblong heads from winter forcing. |
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HERB CHICORY WITLOOF |
| Chicorium intybus | |
55-150 |
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| Medium-dark green long leaves, inner leaves and hearts for salads, delightful mildly acid flavor, 15-18 inch tall plants, roots dried and roasted for a coffee substitute, trim tops of mature roots and transplant inside for winter forcing, resulting second growth crown is self blanching and a delicate addition to winter salads. |
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HERB CHIVES |
| Allium schoenoprasum | |
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HERB CHIVES GARLIC |
| Allium tuberosum | |
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HERB CORIANDER SLO-BOLTING |
| Coriandrum sativum | |
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HERB CORN SALAD |
| Valerian locusta | |
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HERB CRESS CURLED |
| Lepidium sativum | |
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HERB CRESS GARDEN |
| Lepidium sativum | |
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HERB CRESS PEPPERGRASS |
| Lepidium sativum | |
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HERB CRESS UPLAND |
| Barbarea verna | |
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HERB CRESS WRINKLED CRINKLED |
| Lepidium sativum | |
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| Spoon shaped, bright green leaves, blistered surface, ruffled edges, resists bolting longer than others, sweet/spicy addition to salads, developed from Curly and Persian cresses. |
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HERB CUMIN |
| Cuminum cyminum | |
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HERB DILL BOUQUET |
| Anethum graveolens | |
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HERB DILL DUKAT |
| Anethum graveolens | |
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HERB DILL FERNLEAF |
| Anethum graveolens | |
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HERB DILL MAMMOTH |
| Anethum graveolens | |
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HERB ENDIVE BATAVIAN |
| Chicorium endiva | |
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| Large broad slightly-twisted lettuce-like leaves forn round 12-16 inch tightly packed heads, well blanched creamy-white very deep hearts, thick bulky texture. |
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HERB ENDIVE FRISEE |
| Chicorium endiva | |
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| Finely cut leaves add beauty and body to salads, blanch by tying the heads with a broad rubber band. |
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HERB ENDIVE GREEN CURLED RUFFEC |
| Chicorium endiva | |
75-100 |
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| Deeply cut dark-green leaves blanch easily to creamy-white inside thick deep heart, prostrate habit, thick pale greenish-white 1 inch wide midribs, grows thick, very hardy and resistant to cold wet weather, sow summer or autumnn, variety over 100 years old. |
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HERB ENDIVE SALAD KING |
| Chicorium endiva | |
50-100 |
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| Giant of curled endives, large dark-green finely cut leaves, vigorous, non-bolting, TB and frost resistant, tie outer leaves to blanch 22-24 inch hearts, white ribs, crops summer and fall, performs well when stressed, adapted to West, full heart. |
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HERB ENDIVE TRES FINE |
| Chicorium endiva | |
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| Quick growing miniature French endive, narrow finely curled leaves, plant 6 inches each way, delicate flavor, individual servings. |
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HERB FENNEL BRONZE |
| Foeniculum vulgare | |
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HERB FENNEL FLORENCE |
| Feoniculum vulgare | |
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HERB FENNEL SWEET |
| Foeniculum vulgare | |
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HERB HYSSOP |
| Hyssopus officinalis | |
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HERB LAVENDER |
| Lavandula vera | |
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HERB LEMON BALM |
| Melissa officinalis | |
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HERB LOVAGE |
| Levisticum officinale | |
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HERB MARJORAM |
| Majorana hortensis | |
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HERB OREGANO GREEK |
| Origanum heracleoticum | |
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HERB OREGANO ITALIAN |
| Origanum vulgare | |
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| Somewhat narrow leaves, aromatic and strong flavor, used in spaghetti sauce and pizza, more bushy and upright than Heracleoticum Oregano, 12 in. plants with purple flowers. |
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HERB PEPPERMINT |
| Mentha piperita | |
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| Purplish stems are 2-4 ft tall, has 2 inch broad smooth leaves that are distinctly stalked, leaves have clusters of reddish light purple flowers, rarely has seeds, hot aromatic taste at first that turns to cold, distinctive odor. |
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HERB ROSEMARY |
| Rosmarinum officinalis | |
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HERB SAGE BROADLEAF |
| Salvia officinalis | |
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HERB SALAD BURNET |
| Pimpinella saxifraga | |
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HERB SORREL LARGE LEAF |
| Rumex acetosa | |
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HERB SUMMER SAVORY |
| Satureia sp. | |
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HERB TARRAGON |
| Artemisia Dracunculus | |
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HERB THYME |
| Thymus vulgaris | |
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HERB THYME FRENCH |
| Thymus vulgaris | |
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HERB WATERCRESS |
| Nasturtium officinale | |
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KALE DWARF BLUE CURLED SCOTCH |
| Brassica oleracea var. | |
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| Finely curled bluish-green plume like leaves, 12-15 in. tall plant with spread of 30 in., stands well, maintains its color, hardy, unifore, low growing. |
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KALE LACINATO |
| Brassica oleracea var. | |
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KALE PREMIER |
| Brassica Olarecea | |
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KALE RED RUSSIAN |
| Brassica oleracea | |
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| Dark green oak leaf cut leaves, may be richer in vitamins and minerals than other greens, red and purple hues intensify after fall frosts, give way to tender and sweet rich dark green kale when cooked, also good raw, very disease resistant. |
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KALE RED WINTER |
| Brassica oleracea var. | |
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| Dark green oak leaf cut leaves, may be richer in vitamins and minerals than other greens, red and purple hues intensify after fall frosts, give way to tender and sweet rich dark green kale when cooked, also good raw, very disease resistant. |
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KALE SIBERIAN |
| Brassica oleracea var. | |
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| Extremely hardy, rapid growing, huge blue green slightly curled feather shaped leaves, non heading 12-16 inch spreading plants, sow spring or fall, popular in the South, light frost improves tenderness and flavor, often used for stock feed. |
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KALE SQUIRE |
| Brassica oleracea | |
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| Finely curled blue green foliage, heavy yields, very uniform short stemmed strain of Vates with better tolerance to bolting. |
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KALE VATES BLUE CURLED |
| Brassica oleracea var. | |
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| Slow bolting Scotch type, finely curled blue green leaves, low growing, 12-16 inches tall x 24 inches in diameter, short stem, hardy, especially tender after light frost, does not yellow from frost or heat, hardy, sow early spring or July, non-heading. |
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KOHLRABI PURPLE VIENNA |
| Brassica oleracea var. pongylodes | |
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LEEK AMERICAN FLAG |
| Allium ampeloprasum | |
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| Hardy 15-18 inch plants, blue green leaves, long thick 7-10 x 1.5 inch well blanched white stalks, standard variety for home gardens & market, good for fall & winter, grows very quickly, uniform. |
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LETTUCE ARIANNA |
| Lactuca sativa | |
30 days baby, 50 days maturity |
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| Attractive French variety with large foliage and small, tall open heads with thick, mint green leaves, crunchy texture with a nutty flavor, does well in stressful conditions, matures early, bolt and tipburn resistant. |
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LETTUCE ASHLEY |
| Lactuca sativa | |
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| Bronze red oakleaf with excellent heat tolerance. Rosettes are full and leafy. Excellent vigor makes this a great baby leaf variety. |
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LETTUCE BIBB MINI |
| Lactuca sativa | |
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LETTUCE BIBB SUMMER |
| Lactuca sativa | |
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| Summer strain fo Kentucky Bibb, slower bolting, better adapted to Southern heat, used mainly on muck, med-green med-rosette head, deep waxy leaves, firm interior, vigorous, stands 2 to 3 weeks longer than original bibb, recommended for hotbed or greenhouse, black seed. |
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LETTUCE BLACK SEEDED SIMPSON |
| Lactuca sativa | |
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| Large loose light green lightly crumpled leaves, very early and adaptable, inner leaves blanch almost white, large upright plants, stands heat and drought well, withstands some frost, for spring or early summer, slow bolt. |
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LETTUCE BUTTERCRUNCH |
| Lactuca sativa | |
50-75 |
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| Bibb type with larger more compact yellow white heart, less bolting, long lasting, heat tolerant, dark green redish tinged 4.5 inch rosette heads, white seed, 12 inc plant, thick blistered leaves, mosaic free. |
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LETTUCE CHRYSTAL |
| Lactuca sativa | |
30 days baby, 50 days maturity |
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| Purplish red contrast on broad red loose leaves. Summer crisp type. |
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LETTUCE CIMMARON |
| Lactuca sativa | |
60-70 |
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| 10-12 inch deep-red heads, good flavor, crisp tender texture, virtually impervious to bolting |
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LETTUCE CLIMAX |
| Lactuca sativa | |
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| Large med-dark green solid heads, good butt appearance, tipburn tolerant to rib discoloration. |
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LETTUCE DANYELLE |
| Lactuca sativa | |
28 days baby, 50 days maturity |
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| Deepest wine-red oakleaf. Highly rated color for baby leaf. Clearly more solidly red colored the Red Salad Bowl, the head is fuller and slightly more compact. |
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LETTUCE DARK GREEN COS |
| Lactuca sativa | |
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LETTUCE DARLENE |
| Lactuca sativa | |
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| An improved prizehead type. Darker red curled leaves with green at the base. Very nice for bunching. |
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LETTUCE DEER TONGUE AMISH |
| Lactuca sativa | |
45-80 |
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| Loose leaf 45-55 days, Amish variety valued for its ruggedness and heavy production. Thick solid compact plant. Sharply triangular green leaves. Unique growth habit. Thin midrib, good texture. Pleasantly sharp flavor |
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LETTUCE DEER TONGUE RED |
| Lactuca sativa | |
45-80 |
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| Late bolting variety very similar to Deer Tongue, pointed leaves with red edges, rich nutty flavor. |
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LETTUCE FLAME |
| Lactuca sativa | |
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| Prizehead selection with a distinctively Bright-red color throughout the leaves and stem, broad frilled leaves hold color well, early maturity, slow to bolt. |
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LETTUCE FRECKLES |
| Lactuca sativa | |
55-70 |
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| Beautiful tender romaine, green leaves splashed with red, long standing, resembles Speckles butterhead but with more substantial leaves, heirloom. |
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LETTUCE GABRIELLA |
| Lactuca sativa | |
25 days baby, 50 days maturity |
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| Tripe red upright leaf variety. Gabriella is a deep wine red even as it emerges, this feature makes it very desirable for baby leaf production. Lovely bunched variety as well. |
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LETTUCE GOURMET SALAD BLEND |
| Lactuca sativa | |
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LETTUCE GRAND RAPIDS TBR |
| Lactuca sativa | |
42-65 |
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| Large erect bright light green heavily frilled and curled leaves, for greenhouse or field culture, early, hold well, slow bolting, Tipburn disease and rot resistant, for home gardens or greenhouses. |
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LETTUCE GREAT LAKES 118 |
| Lactuca sativa | |
63-90 |
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| Large cabbage like heads, thick broad slightly crumpled glossy leaves, scald adn tipburn resistant, sure header, widly adapted, very hardy, overwinter in mild areas. |
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LETTUCE GREAT LAKES 407 |
| Lactuca sativa | |
90-100 |
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| Standard strain for Southwest winter growing areas, large bright green wrapper leaves protect head, sunburn rain and tipburn resistant, withstands adverse weather, slow bolt. |
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LETTUCE GREAT LAKES 659 |
| Lactuca sativa | |
80-88 |
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| Most tipburn resistant and verstaile Great Lakes strain, popular both North and South for producing solid med-large dark green heads in cool or warm weather, medium core, white seed, slow bolt, does bes in warm weather, good on heavy soils, mosaic free. |
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LETTUCE ICEBERG |
| Lactuca sativa | |
50-85 |
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| Compact med-large heads, crisp hearts, light green leaves with waxy bronze fringe, tipburn and heat resistant, good in mid summer, does well in the East and in mountain areas, not suited for shipping. |
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LETTUCE ITHACA |
| Lactuca sativa | |
53-85 |
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| Med dark green, 5 x 5.5 in diameter, well wrapped, tipburn and Black Rot resistant. |
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LETTUCE IYA SOL |
| lactuca sativa | |
29 days baby, 55 days maturity |
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| Shiny frilly red leaves even at the baby leaf stage. A loose leaf romaine. |
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LETTUCE LITTLE GEM |
| Lactuca sativa | |
45-70 |
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| Refined Dark Boston type with midget 5 inch heads, tightly wrapped, bright green leaves, pale yellow heart, sweet and crunchy, superb flavor, heat tolerant, can be served whole. |
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LETTUCE LOLITA |
| Lactuca sativa | |
30 days baby, 53 days maturity |
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| Dark Lolla Rossa type, with heavily frilled intense burgundy leaves, 5 to 7 inch circular mound, more compact and slower growing than other lolla rossa types, excellent for adding texture and color to a salad mix. |
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LETTUCE LOLLO ROSSA DARK |
| Lactuca sativa | |
45-75 |
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| One of the most deeply curled looseleaf lettuces, beautiful magenta leaves with light green bases, mild flavor, cut adn come again, sow spring and fall. |
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LETTUCE MARICELLA |
| Lactuca sativa | |
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| A sister variety to Gabriella. A red leaf type with slight purple tint. Very intense true red/purple color. |
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LETTUCE MELINDA |
| Lactuca sativa | |
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| A triple red Lolla Rossa type with dense curled leaves. Dual use in baby leaf as well as small heads. |
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LETTUCE MEREVILLE FOUR SEASONS |
| Lactuca sativa | |
45-70 |
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| French Bibb type, reddish leaves with cranberry red tips, 8-12 inch pale blond green tight heart, 12-16 inches in diameter, excellent flavor, in hot weather holds flavor but bolts. |
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LETTUCE MICHELLE |
| Lactuca sativa | |
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| A green batavian with red edges. Very bolt resistant. Thick leaves. |
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LETTUCE NEW YORK 12 |
| Lactuca sativa | |
60-90 |
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| Large sure heading New York strain, med-green solid cabbage like head, often 3 lbs., tipburn and heat resistant, excellent for fall crops & shipping, home or market, good in hot weather, poor on low-lying muck, needs well drained soil, distinct flavor. |
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LETTUCE OAKLEAF |
| Lactuca sativa | |
38-60 |
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| Tight rosettes of med-dark green deeply lobed oak leaf shaped leaves, very resisant to hot weather, long standing, never bitter, still fine quality late in summer, upright plant. |
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LETTUCE OAKLEAF ROYAL |
| Lactuca sativa | |
48-50 |
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| Very heat resistant long standing plants, large rosettes of oak leaf shaped dark green leaves with thick midribs, never bitter when hot. |
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LETTUCE PARIS WHITE COS |
| Lactuca sativa | |
50-83 |
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| Large cylindrical upright plant, tight 8-10 in. tall selffolding conical head, light green outer leaves, strong midribs, white blanched heart, great flavor, slightly savoyed. |
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LETTUCE PARRIS ISLAND COS |
| Lactuca sativa | |
50-80 |
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| Upright dark gray green 8-12 in. head slightly and neatly folded and slightly savoyed, creamy white heart, vigorous, very uniform, med-slow bolt, white seed, tipburn and mosaic tolerant. |
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LETTUCE PATRICIA |
| Lactuca sativa | |
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| Slow bolting green romaine which is well suited for small hearts and cutting lettuce. |
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LETTUCE PRIZEHEAD |
| Lactuca sativa | |
45-55 |
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| Non-heading despite its name, upright broad deeply curled light green leaves with bronze red leaf margins, fast growing, beautiful, med-slow bolting, white seed, never bitter, good variety for home gardens or local markets. |
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LETTUCE RED BATAVIAN |
| Lactuca sativa | |
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LETTUCE RED VELVET |
| Lactuca sativa | |
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LETTUCE ROMAINE COLORED BLEND |
| Lactuca sativa | |
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LETTUCE ROMAINE RED |
| Lactuca sativa | |
70 |
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| Useful and colorful tart addition to any salad, 10-12 inch heads, color varies from green to deep red to bronze, dark color develops best in cool weather, gourmet variety. |
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LETTUCE ROUGE DE HIVER |
| Lactuca sativa | |
55-65 |
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| Extremely beautiful European heirloom, large flat broad leaves are sweet with a buttery texture, color varies from green to bronze to deep red, quick growing, very heat resistant if kept watered, cold resistant. |
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LETTUCE RUBIN |
| Lactuca sativa | |
50-60 |
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| Beautiful deep maroon, looseleaf heads with frilled edges, brighter colors in cooler temperatures, hardy, great market variety. |
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LETTUCE SALAD BOWL GREEN |
| Lactuca sativa | |
45-68 |
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| Light green long wavy deep notched leaves, large fast growing rosette, tipburn and heat resistant, will not get bitter in hot weather, very slow bolt. |
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LETTUCE SALAD BOWL RED |
| Lactuca sativa | |
50 |
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| Large upright plants, long deep lobed bronze leaves, bronze red inner blanched leaves, good keeper, decorative, just like Salad Bowl except for color, black seed, ver slow bolting for long harvest. |
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LETTUCE SILVIA |
| lactuca sativa | |
25 days baby, 45 days maturity |
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| Upright dark burgandy red romaine with excellent vigor. Grows quickly for baby leaf. |
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LETTUCE SPECKLES |
| Lactuca sativa | |
45-55 |
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| Apple green leaves flecked with red-brown polka dots, forms a dense bibb like head with a blanched heart, sweet flavor, Amish heirloom. |
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LETTUCE SUMMERTIME (BS) |
| Lactuca sativa | |
62-82 |
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| Solid heads of good flavor, sure heading, never bitter, very slow bolting in hot weather, tolerant to rib discoloration, excellent for home gardens. |
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LETTUCE SUNSET |
| Lactuca sativa | |
60 |
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| A spectacular variety |
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LETTUCE TANGO |
| Lactuca sativa | |
28 days baby, 40 days maturity |
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| Uniform attractive plants form tight erect rosettes, deeply cut pointed leaves resemble endive in appearance, darker green than most varieties, tender, tangy flavor, vitamin rich. |
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LETTUCE TOM THUMB |
| Lactuca sativa | |
50-70 |
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| Miniature butterhead, tennis ball size, creamy-yellow center, small compact plants used whole for salads, med-green slightly crumpled leaves, home gardens and containers, grows well in small pots indoors or out, a miniature Limestone Bibb, oldest American lettuce still growing. |
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LETTUCE VALERIE |
| Lactuca sativa | |
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LETTUCE VIVIAN |
| Lactuca sativa | |
28 days baby, 50 days maturity |
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| Vivian is a tightly bunched romaine, 12-16 inch long leaves, 4-6 inches across with broad dark green crisp leaves, bolt resistant, suitable for commercial growers. Erect dark green leaves are great for baby leaf production. |
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MELON BANANA |
| Cucumis melo | |
80-100 |
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| Long tapering banana shaped melon, 16-24 x 4 in. dia., 5-8 lbs., smooth yellow skin, salmon pink flesh, sweet spicy flavor, good late maturing variety that can stand sun. |
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MELON BODACIOUS F1 |
| Cucumis melo | |
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| HDGF F1 #2, yellow rind |
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MELON CASABA GOLDEN BEAUTY |
| Cucumis melo | |
104-120 |
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| Tough wrinkled rind matures to golden, 8 x 7 in., 7-8 lbs., thick white aromatic spicy flesh, good for home gardens, crown blight resistant, excellent shipper, will keep for months, adapted to hot dry climates. |
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MELON CRENSHAW |
| Cucumis melo | |
90-115 |
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| Vigorous productive plants, smooth skin corrugated green to yellow, pear shaped, 8-10 x 6-8 in. dia., 6-10 lbs., salmon pink flesh, grows best in warmer areas of the southern California coast, needs special packing for shipping. |
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MELON DELICIOUS 51 |
| Cucumis melo | |
68-95 |
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| 6-7 x 5-5.5 in., 4-5 lbs., round-oval, well netted, slight ribs, salmon orange flesh, Fusarium Wilt resistant, matures some fruit ahead of most hybrids, home garden, not a shipper. |
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MELON EARLY SILVER LINE |
| Cucumis melo | |
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MELON EDISTO 47 |
| Cucumis melo | |
88-95 |
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| Larger Edisto type, 7.5 x 6.5 in. diam., 4.5 lbs., deep salmon flesh, fine flavor, hard rind, medium net, slight suture, more vigorous vines, higher Downy Mildew and Powdery Mildew resistant, humidity tolerant, excellent shipper. |
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MELON EXTRAVAGANT F1 |
| Cucusmi melo | |
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MELON GOLDEN DELICIOUS |
| Cucumis melo | |
83 |
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| Deep salmon flesh, 6 inches in diameter, Fusarium Wilt resistant, rich sweet flavor, disease resistant.
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MELON GREEN NUTMEG |
| Cucumis melo | |
61-89 |
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| Extra early, slightly oval, ribbed, heavy netting, light green flesh with salmon center, swet with a unique spiciness, 2-3 lbs., harvest at half slip, home gardens or nearby markets. |
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MELON HALES BEST 45 PMR |
| Cucumis melo | |
86-88 |
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| Almost 100% Powdery Mild resistant, can pick at full slip & ship across the country, improves a few days after picked. |
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MELON HALES BEST JUMBO |
| Cucumis melo | |
68-90 |
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| Standard early shipper in South & Southeast, 6.5-7.5 x 5.5 in. diameter, 3.5-4.5 lbs, heavy coarse net, light rib, firm salmon flesh, good flavor, drought resistant. |
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MELON HEARTS OF GOLD |
| Cucumis melo | |
70-97 |
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| Aromatic sweet deep orange flesh very thick and firm, small cavity, nearly round 6.5 x 5.5 in. diameter, 3.5-4.5 lbs., heavily netted, medium ribs, quite vigorous, very productive, blight resistant, ships well for moderate distances. |
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MELON HONEY DEW GREEN FLESH |
| Cucumis melo | |
105-115 |
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| Smooth hard creamy white rind without netting or sutures, 7.5-8 x 6.5-7 in. diameter, 5.5-6 lbs., ripens to light gold, thick lime green flesh, high sugar, well adapted to the Pacific Coast, good for storage & shipping, small cavity. |
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MELON HONEY DEW ORANGE FLESH |
| Cucumis melo | |
105-110 |
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| Vigorous, creamy white skin when ripe, 6.5 x 6 in., 5 lbs., thick firm light orange flesh, flavor between honey dew and crenshaw, can ship even at half to full-slip. |
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MELON HONEY ROCK |
| Cucumis melo | |
74-88 |
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| 6 x 5.5 in. diameter, 3-4 lbs., tough gray-green skin, coarse open net, ribbed, thick sweet firm deep salmon flesh, vigorous, resistant to Fusarium Wilt, 5-7 melon per plant, for home garden and local markets. |
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MELON IMPERIAL 45 |
| Cucumis melo | |
85-95 |
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| 6.5 x 5.5 in., 3.5 lbs., fine solid net, slight ribs, orange flesh holdens well, shipper, Powdery Mild resistant. |
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MELON INSPIRE F1 (MINI) |
| Cucumis melo | |
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| Early maturing rock melon, salmon-orange flesh with small seed cavity. Fruit weight 2 - 2.5 pounds and are netted at sutured. Very tasty and aromatic. Semi bush habit. |
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MELON IROQUOIS |
| Cucumis melo | |
75-99 |
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| Coarse heavy net, deep ribs, 7 x 6 in. diameter, 5-7 lbs., thick deep orange flesh, hard gray green shell, Fusarium Wilt resistant. |
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MELON JUANE CANARY |
| Cucumis melo | |
90-110 |
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| Heirloom, football shaped fruit, 4-5 lbs., wrinkled yellow rind, white green flesh is sugar sweet, keeps well, full sun. |
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MELON MINNESOTA MIDGET |
| Cucumis melo | |
60-100 |
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| Compact, 3 ft. vines, large crops of 4 in. melons, thick meaty gold yellow flesh, unique flavor, high sugar content, edible to the rind, high quality, fine dense netting, early, resistant to Fusarium Wilt. |
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MELON PIEL DE SAPO |
| Cucumis melo | |
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MELON PLANTERS JUMBO |
| Cucumis melo | |
85-91 |
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| Firm rind, light rib, smooth heavy netting, thick deep orange flesh, 7 x 6 in. diameter, 4-4.5 lbs., Powdery Mild and Downy Mild resistant, vigorour vine do well in drought or high rainfall, for home or local market or bulk shipping in the South. |
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MELON ROCKY FORD GREEN FLESH |
| Cucumis melo | |
84-96 |
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| Deep fine grained green flesh, 5.5 x 4.5-5 in. diameter, 2-3 lbs., heavy net, slightly ribbed, very rust resistant, prolific, for home gardens and local markets, also good shipper. |
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MELON SAKATA'S SWEET |
| Cucumis melo | |
85-90 |
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| Rounded 10-12 ounces, baseball size melons, gray-green skin ripens yellow-green, sotf green flesh, highly aromatic, eat skin and all, soen not slip, can trellis, good keeper, grown in the East for centuries, now making an appearance in American markets. |
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MELON SCRUMPTIOUS F1 |
| Cucumis melo | |
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| Ambrosia F1 type |
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MELON SHARLYN |
| Cucumis melo | |
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MELON SIERRA GOLD |
| Cucumis Melo | |
85-90 |
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| Well netted, indistinct ribs, 6-6.5 in. diameter, 2.5-3.5 lbs., salmon colored flesh, small cavity, heavy foliage, excellent flavor, Powdery Mild 1 resistant, sulphur tolerant. |
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MELON TOP MARK |
| Cucumis melo | |
85-95 |
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| Vigorous dark green plants, 7 x 6 in. diameter, well netted, very slight ribs, thick deep salmon flesh, Southwest shipper, sulphur tolerant, Downy Mild Powdery Mild Crown Blight and scab resistant. |
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MELON TUSCANY |
| Cucumis melo | |
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MELON WHITE CRENSHAW |
| Cucumis melo | |
100 |
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| An improved Crenshaw, excellent foliage, creamy white flesh when ripe, excellent for long distance shipping and specialty markets and home gardens. |
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MUSTARD FLORIDA BROADLEAF |
| Brassica juncea | |
40-60 |
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| Large semi upright 16-22 in. spreading leafy plant, round/oval serrated dark green leaves, 8-10 in. long x 8 in. wide, tender cream colored midribs, grows vigorously, popular in the South. |
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MUSTARD GREEN WAVE |
| Brassica juncea | |
40-60 |
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| Large upright plant,16-18 inches tall, Southern Curled type but more deeply frilled and finely cut leaves, spineless, darkest green of any curly mustard, spicy hot flavor, popular with commercial growers, slow to bolt, stand 2-4 weeks longer than other of its type. |
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MUSTARD HON TSAI TAI |
| Brassica rapa | |
20 days baby, 45 days maturity |
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| It has long pencil thin red-purple budded flower stems. It has a good mustard flavor which makes it best when raw in salads or in stir fries and soups. |
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MUSTARD MIBUNA |
| Brassica rapa | |
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MUSTARD MIZUNA |
| Brassica japonica | |
20 days baby, 40 days maturity |
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| Dozens of pencil thin, white stalks, and deeply cut fringed leaves, mild flavor, will grow after cutting, productive strain. |
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MUSTARD MIZUNA LIME STREAKS |
| Brassica japonica | |
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MUSTARD MIZUNA RED STREAKS |
| Brassica japonica | |
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MUSTARD P H T TAI *DO NOT USE* |
| brassica rapa | |
37 days |
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MUSTARD PURPLE WAVE |
| Brassica | |
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MUSTARD RED GIANT |
| Brassica juncea | |
21 days baby, 45 days maturity |
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| Large thick tender deep purpish red savoyed leaves with white midribs, strong mustard flavor, good pickled, very slow to bolt, winter hardy. |
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MUSTARD SOUTHERN GIANT CURLED |
| Brassica juncea | |
50-70 |
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| Large upright vigorous hardy plants, early curled type, spread of 18-24 in., large bright green leaves with crumpled frilled edges, mild but mustardy flavor, cold resistant, slow to bolt, can be sown spring or fall, for home or market gardens. |
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MUSTARD TATSOI |
| Brassica narinosa | |
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MUSTARD TENDERGREEN |
| Brassica juncea | |
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MUSTARD TOKYO BEKANA |
| Brassica sp. | |
21 baby, 45 mature |
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| It has bright light green leaves that are curly and ruffled. At full size, tender ruffled leaves are on narrow white petioles. It does well for baby leaf year round with winter protection. |
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OKRA BURGUNDY |
| Hibiscus esculentus | |
49-60 |
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| Attractive 4-5 foot plant with green leaves and burgundy stems branches and leaf ribs, tender 6-8 in. burgundy pods, good yields. |
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OKRA CLEMSON SPINELESS |
| Hibiscus esculentus | |
50-64 |
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| Most popular okra, 3.5-5 foot tall plants, med-foliage, straight deep green spineless ribbed pods 6.5-9 x 1.5 in., prolific, fine quality, for the Cotton Belt. |
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OKRA COW HORN |
| Hibiscus esculentus | |
55-60 |
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| Plants 6-7 ft. tall, long slender ribbed and spined 10-12 in. med-green pods, for home gardens and fresh market. |
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OKRA DWARF GREEN |
| Hibiscus esculentus | |
50-64 |
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| Fleshy tapered dark-green lightly ribbed 7-8 x 1-1.5 inch pods, 2.5-3 foot sturdy plants, lobed leaves, spineless, heavy yeilds, fully formed seeds can be cooked like peas, fine for the North too. |
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OKRA EMERALD |
| Hibiscus esculentus | |
55-58 |
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| Spinless Velvet type, 6-9 ft. tall plants, round smooth dark-green 7-9 in. pods, perfectly round cross section, green-gray lightly lobed leaves, high quality and yields even in North. |
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OKRA JADE |
| Hibiscus esculentus | |
55 |
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| Plants average 4.5 ft. tall, straight dark green pods stay tender to 6 in. high yields, reccomended for home gardens and farmers market. |
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OKRA PERKINS LONG POD |
| Hibiscus esculentus | |
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| Long green pods, used boiled or fried or in soups, will store frozen. |
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ONION CRYSTAL WHITE WAX |
| Allium cepa | |
90-185 |
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| White Bermuda type, flat, almost no neck, me-large, waxy white coarse mild flesh, short day, Pink Root resistant, adapted to the South, especially Texas, good for green bunching or pearl onions for pickling, not a good keeper. |
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ONION EARLY YELLOW GLOBE |
| Allium cepa | |
90-110 |
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| Standard early variety for muck soils, med-size med-hard globe, deep bronze yellow skin, med-soft med-pungent with flesh, long day, fairly good keeper, early shipping, used mainly in the Northeast. |
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ONION ECLIPSE L303 |
| Allium cepa | |
80-175 |
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| Med-size, flat thick, pencil thin neck, almost no skin, crisp mild flesh, Pink Root and doubling resistant, non bolt, short day, short keeper. |
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ONION EVERGREEN BUNCHING |
| Allium fistulosum | |
60-120 |
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| Clusters of 4-9 long slinder silvery shanks, non bulbing, green bunching or scallions, hardy, slow bolt, winters well, Pink Root and thrips and smut resistant, leek like stalks divide continuously, white skin so no stripping for market, plant spring or fall. |
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ONION HURRICANE F1 |
| Allium cepa | |
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ONION RED BURGANDY |
| Allium cepa | |
95-165 |
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| Southern short day type, large flattened globes 3-4 in. diameter, dark red skin, soft white flesh with red rings, very mild and sweet, short storage, may be picked young for bunching. |
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ONION RED CREOLE |
| Allium cepa | |
85-190 |
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| Hard thick flat reddish buff bulbs, pungent red purple flesh, good storage for tropics if dry and ventilated, med-to-small, Pink Root resistant, short day for South. |
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ONION RED GRANO |
| Allium cepa | |
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| Medium maturity, large red top shaped onion, soft mild flesh, Pink Root resistant, short day, short to medium storage period. |
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ONION SOUTHPORT WHITE GLOBE 404 |
| Allium cepa | |
110 |
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| Bunching globe type |
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ONION TEXAS EARLY GRANO 1015Y |
| Allium cepa | |
175 |
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| Large (up to 1 pound) straw-yellow deep globe, very sweet mild flesh, short dday, PRR, heavy yeilds, fair storage, suited for the South. |
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ONION TEXAS EARLY GRANO 502 |
| Allium cepa | |
168-179 |
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| Vidalia type, large globe/top shape, straw-colored skin, thin scales, white flesh, sweet flavor, short day, split and bolt and PR resistant, limited keeper, widely used in southern latitudes for winter production. |
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ONION TOKYO LONG WHITE BUNCHING |
| Allium fistulosum | |
65-95 |
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| Looks like a long slim leek, non bulbing, white skinned sweet mild stalks, can grow to 30 inches, upright stiff blue green top, not hardy. |
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ONION WALLA WALLA |
| Allium cepa | |
100-125 |
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| Light-brown skin, white flesh, very mild and sweet, summer ripening for fresh use, very cold hardy, not a keeper, does well in the Northwest. |
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ONION WHITE GRANEX F1 |
| Allium cepa | |
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ONION WHITE GRANO |
| Allium fistulosum | |
95 |
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| Medium maturity, large, top shape, soft mild flesh, short day, short storage. |
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ONION WHITE LISBON |
| Allium fistulosum | |
60-110 |
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| Vigorous and early, widely used for greenhouse bunching for seed, strong bright green tops hold well after harvest, long clear white mild sweet shanks, small bulbing best for spring but also good winterand fall, heat and cold resistant, fine quality. |
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ONION WHITE SWEET SPANISH UTAH |
| Allium cepa | |
110-130 |
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| Late, large, globe, soft to fairly firm flesh, mild flavor, light green foliage, thrips tolerant, heavy yields, med-short storage. |
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ONION YELLOW SWEET SPANISH UTAH |
| Allium cepa | |
110-130 |
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| Deep globe, up to 6 in. diameter and 2 lbs. on rich soil, small neck, shiny straw brown skin, white med-firm flesh, good mild flavor, light green foliage has some resistant to thrips, long day, heavy yielder, fair keeper. |
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ORACH PASSION (PURPLE) |
| Atriplex hortensis | |
28 days baby, 40 days maturity |
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| Very intense dark purple flat arrow shaped leaves. Color holds at maturity. |
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ORACH VALENTINE (PINK) |
| Atriplex hortensis | |
28 days baby, 40 days maturity |
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| Bright florescent pink heart shaped leaves, perfect for micro greens. |
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PARSLEY DOUBLE CURLED |
| Petroselinum crispum | |
70-76 |
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| Dense dark green finely crumpled closely curled leaves, vigorous compact 12-14 in. tall plants, frost tolerant, home or market gardeners, for garnishing and flavoring. |
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PARSLEY EVERGREEN |
| Petroselinum crispum | |
70-80 |
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| Vigorous growing, large dense coarse cut deep curled dark green compound leaves, more frost resistant than others, uniform, home or market gardens, biennial. |
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PARSLEY FOREST GREEN |
| Petroselinum crispum | |
70-78 |
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| Finely cut deeply curled leaves, dark green all summer, does not yellow or fade in adverse weather, long stemmed, early vigorous erect plants, triple curled, 10-12 in. plants, best curled variety for flavoring and garnishing. |
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PARSLEY HAMBURG ROOTED |
| Petroselinum crispum | |
85-95 |
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| Fleshy white tapered parsnip like roots cooked as vegetable, 8-10 x 2 in. diameter, dark green flat plain deeply cut leaves used like ordinary parsley, med-long stems, stores well, resembles slender parsnips. |
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PARSLEY ITALIAN GIANT |
| Petroselinum crispum | |
85-90 |
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| Bushy massive thick stalked 2-3 ft. palnts, large quantities of plain flat leaves with strong pungent parsley flavor, great for seasoning, very spicy and flavorful, can be eaten like celery. |
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PARSLEY MOSS CURLED |
| Petroselinum crispum | |
70-85 |
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| Vigorous productive compact 12 in. tall plant, very dark green finely cut deeply curled leaves, grows so thickly curled that the plant resembles a bunch of moss, high yielding strain, very uniform, subtly flavored seasoning. |
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PARSLEY PLAIN OR SINGLE |
| Petroselinum crispum | |
60-85 |
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| Vigorous 12 in. erect plants, large plain flat glossy dark green leaves, long stems, more flavor than the curled types. |
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PARSLEY TRIPLE CURLED |
| Petroselinum crispum | |
68-75 |
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| Closely curled dark green leaves, nutritious, actually a biennial but grown as an annual for the foliage, slow to germinate, fast growing, uniform strain. |
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PARSNIP HARRIS MODEL |
| Pastinaca sativa | |
100-130 |
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| Moderately tapered, 10-12 x 3.5 in., skin is whiter than others, almost no hollow crown, no side roots, very tender white flesh, good flavor, fair sized core, cleen and refined appearance, grows well on marshland, preferred for packaging. |
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PARSNIP HOLLOW CROWN |
| Pastinaca sativa | |
65-135 |
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| Long smooth white roots, 10-15 in. long x 2.5-3 in., uniformly tapered, sweet white fine flavored flesh, no side roots, heavy yields when grown in deeplyprepared soils good winter keeper. |
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PEPPER ACONCAGUA |
| Capsicum annuum | |
70-75 |
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| Long frying pepper, Cubanelle shaped but much larger, tapered 7-11 x 2.25-2.5 in., yellow/green > red, very sweet when light green, medium flesh, pendant, 28-30 in. plants, dark green foliage gives fruits excelletn coverage, continuous fruiting, use fresh or roast and peel. |
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PEPPER ALBINO |
| Capsicum annuum | |
75-80 |
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| Very early sweet bell pepper, stay white a long time before finally turning red, dwarf bush, suitable for far Northern regions, new color and taste for salads. |
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PEPPER ALMA PAPRIKA |
| Capsicum annuum | |
70-80 |
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| Compant plant grows to 20 inches, extremely productive and early, loaded with round, very thick-walled peppers. Slightly warm and very sweet, ripens from cream-white to orange to red. Best for drying and grinding for paprika spice, or for fresh eating.
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PEPPER AMETHYST |
| Capsicum annuum | |
75 |
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| Thick walled, 4-lobed bell, green > purple > red. |
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PEPPER ANAHEIM |
| Capsicum annuum | |
70-90 |
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| Vigorous bushy upright 24-30 inch plants, tapered pointed two celled med-hot fruits, pendant habit, med-thick dark green & red flesh, good cover, good canned, dried or fried. |
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PEPPER ANCHO |
| Capsicum annuum | |
88-150 |
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| Fat heart-shaped 4 x 3 inch relleno chile, black-green to red-brown, mildly hot distinct flavor, very wrinkled when dry, 36 inch bushy plant, everbearing, pendant. |
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PEPPER ANCHO GIGANTIA |
| Capsicum annuum | |
90 |
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| Larger Ancho type that holds its size better i warm weather, medium thick fruit, dark green to brown, 1000-1500 Scoville untis, fresh market and home gardens. |
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PEPPER ANCHO MULATO |
| Capsicum annuum | |
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PEPPER ANCHO RANCHERO F1 |
| Capsicum annuum | |
70-77 |
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| An early maturing Ancho/Poblano type. Large heavy setting plants, which provide excellent, cover for the giant 5.5 x 3 inch pointed fruit. The wall thickness is at least ¼ inch. Dark green fruit turn finally red. Both colors are excellent for cooking. Green fruit are usually used fresh like Poblano, while red fruit are dried and then utilized. TMV resistant. Everyone should see this variety.
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PEPPER ANCHO SAN LUIS |
| Capsicum annuum | |
76-80 |
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| Medium upright plant produces high quality 5-6 inch fruit, dark green to red to mahogany, moderatly pungent, excellent for fresh market, processing or drying. |
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PEPPER BANANA HOT |
| Capsicum annuum | |
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PEPPER BANANA SWEET |
| Capsicum annuum | |
58-75 |
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| Catch-all group for Hungarian Yellow Wax Sweet types, known by a dozen varying names, upright prolific 16-24 in. plant, 6 x 1.5-2 in. dia. tapers to blunt point, thick sweet mild waxy flesh, pale green to yellow to orange to red, pendant fruiting habit. |
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PEPPER BASKET SWEET F1 |
| Capsicum annuum | |
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| Hybrid Red Cherry Sweet |
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PEPPER BELLINGRATH GARDENS |
| Capsicum annuum | |
85 |
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| Sub variety of Hot Ecuador, green and purple and white variegated leaves, 1 inch pods, purple to green to red, very hot. |
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PEPPER BIG JIM |
| Capsicum annuum | |
75-80 |
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| Medium-hot and fleshy, tapered pods average 7.5-8 x almost 2 inches at shoulder, up to 4 ounces, 24 t0 40 pods on 16-24 inch plants, flowers when hot and dry, ripens all at once. |
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PEPPER BIG RED |
| Capsicum annuum | |
75 |
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| Very sweet thick flesh, green > red, 3-4 lobes, high yields, excellent for fresh market and home garden. |
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PEPPER BISHOP'S CROWN |
| Capsicum annuum | |
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PEPPER BLACK HUNGARIAN |
| Capsicum annuum | |
70-80 |
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| Ornamental Hungarian heirloom, green foliage is highlighted by purple veins and beautiful purple flowers, plants grow 30-36 in. tall and stand very well on their own, 2-3 inch fruits resemble the shape of a Jalapeno, flesh is more black than red, mildly hot with good flavor. |
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PEPPER BULGARIAN CARROT |
| Capsicum annuum | |
65-68 |
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| Florescent-orange, thin walled, fruit borne in large clusters close to the main stem of the 18 inch plant, 1.5-3.5 inch long, hot but fruits, Bulgarian heirloom |
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PEPPER CABARNET F1 |
| Capsicum annuum | |
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PEPPER CALIFORNIA WONDER 300 TMR |
| Capsicum annuum | |
73-76 |
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| Heavy smooth thick walled blocky 4.75 x 4 in. fruits, mostly 4-lobed, more green than red, pendant, vigorous 24-28 in. plants, |
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PEPPER CALORO |
| Capsicum annuum | |
75-80 |
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| Strong 25 inch plants, good foliage, sets continuously, 3.5 x 1.5 inches, bright yellow to orange red, medium-thick flesh, pointed, pendant, everbearing, fresh market, ideal for pickling, TM resistant. |
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PEPPER CARIBBEAN BLEND PEPPER |
| Capsicum annuum | |
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PEPPER CASCABEL |
| Capsicum annuum | |
75 |
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| mirasol type, conical bells, 1.5-1.75 x .75 inch diamter, dark-green to red to red-brown, mildly hot, bushy plant, dired or in sauces and gravies, from Mexico, name means Little Bell in Spanish. |
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PEPPER CASCABELLA |
| Capsicum annuum | |
65-80 |
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| Plant to 28 inches, conical tapered 1.5 in long fruit, light-yellow to red, mildly pungent, great for hot pickled chilis. |
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PEPPER CAYENNE GOLDEN |
| Capsicum annuum | |
60-72 |
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| Larger hotter version of Ultra Cayenne, pencil thin 6 in. fruit ripens to crimson, used in place of Jalapeno or Serrano or Habanero, 1000-1500 Scoville heat units. |
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PEPPER CAYENNE PURPLE |
| Capsicum annuum | |
67-72 |
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| Very hot thin walled, curled twisted pointed fruits, 4-6 x .5-.75 in., pendant, pungency, slender, used from 1 inch on up, develops early, 2 cell, go from green to purple to red. |
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PEPPER CAYENNE SWEET |
| Capsicum annuum | |
75 |
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| Thin walled, long, cayenne shaped fruit grows to 1 ft. long, crimson red when ripe, same uses as a frying pepper. |
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PEPPER CAYENNE THICK |
| Capsicum annuum | |
64-80 |
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| Flesh twice as thick, 5-7 x 1.5 in., large shoulders, wrinkled tapered and curved, concentrated set and harvest, pendant, strong upright plants, dark green to scarlet. |
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PEPPER CAYENNE THIN |
| Capsicum annuum | |
70-75 |
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| Long slender wrinkled very hot peppers, 5-6 x .75 in., thin walls, 2 cells, dark green to bright red, tapered, easy to dry, large vigorous 22-30 in. spreading plants, pendant, bountiful harvests, for pickles and canning and drying. |
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PEPPER CHARDONNEY F1 |
| Capsicum annuum | |
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PEPPER CHARLESTON HOT |
| Capsicum annuum | |
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PEPPER CHEESE RED |
| Capsicum annuum | |
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PEPPER CHEESE YELLOW |
| Capsicum annuum | |
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PEPPER CHIANTI F1 |
| Capsicum annuum | |
65-70 |
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| Early and very attractive green to deep red blocky bell measuring 5 x 5 inches. Very sweet with excellent yeild. Highly adaptable, sets in cool weather as well as hot humid conditions. High quality thick walls. TMV resistant and BST tolerant. Turns red earlier than most green to red bells. |
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PEPPER CHILE DE ARBOL |
| Capsicum annuum | |
80 |
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| Perennial chile bush with little upright spear-shaped red arrows, one of the hottest, resembles a little Cayenne pepper, tall productive bushes. |
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PEPPER CHILTEPIN |
| Capsicum annuum | |
80-95 |
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| Very hot miniature chili pepper usually harvested in the wild in the southwestern US, oval fruit, green to red. |
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PEPPER CHINESE GIANT |
| Capsicum annuum | |
73-90 |
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| Extremely large almost square fruits, 6 x 4-5 inch diameter, medium-thick sweet mild flesh, dark-green to bright cherry-red, produces early, ideal for home gardens. |
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PEPPER CHOCOLATE BEAUTY |
| Capsicum annuum | |
70-75 |
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| Mostly 4 lobed blocky bell peppers, sturdy plants with good cover, green to brown to red fruit have thick walls, an excellent addition of color to fresh market and home gardens. |
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PEPPER CORNO DI TORO GIALLO |
| Capsicum annuum | |
90-100 |
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| Horn of the Bull, 8 in. long x 2 in. diameter at shoulder, yellow to deep golden, curved like the horn of a bull, peppery flavor is neither hot nor very sweet. |
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PEPPER CORNO DI TORO ROSSO |
| Capsicum annuum | |
75-100 |
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| Verry attractive Italian heirloom, 8-10 in. long, curved fruit in the shape of a bulls horn, 18 in. plant, can be harvested at green or red stage. |
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PEPPER COW HORN |
| Capsicum annuum | |
75 |
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| Green 3 ft. plant, 6-10 in. slender curved red pods resemble cow's horns, dark green to red, great for sauces. |
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PEPPER CUBAN CHILE |
| Capsicum annuum | |
65 |
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| Irregular, 2 x 6 in. long fruit, 2-3 lobes, green to yellow. |
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PEPPER CUBANELLA F1 |
| Capsicum annuum | |
68 |
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| Unique novelty pepper from the Caribbean. Very sweet flavor for frying and grilling, green to scarlet fruit, 2 inches wide by 11 inches long. |
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PEPPER CUBANELLE |
| Capsicum annuum | |
62 - 72 |
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| Sweet frying pepper, 4.5-6 inches long x 2-2.5 inches in diameter, 3 lobes, tapers to a blunt end, slightly irregular and roughened, medium-thick waxy flesh, yellow-green to red, distinct flavor, pendant. |
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PEPPER CZECHOSLOVAKIAN BLACK |
| Capsicum annuum | |
65-70 |
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| Heirloom from Czechoslovakia, productive 2.5 ft. bushes with dark green leaves, purple veins, 2 in. fruit has shape of a jalapeno, dark green to red, dark green color looks black, mildly hot. |
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PEPPER DIAMOND |
| Capsicum annuum | |
75 |
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| Medium thick fleshed, 3-4 lobed bell, translucent white to pale yellow to scarlet red. |
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PEPPER EMERALD GIANT |
| Capsicum annuum | |
72-80 |
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| Improved Keystone Resistant Giant type, selected for erect habit and heavy yeilds, blocky 4-4.5 x 3.5-3.75 inch diameter, thick flesh, dark-green to red, 4 lobed, vigorous productive 26-30 inch upright plant, everbearing, pendant, TM resistant, excellent for the South. |
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PEPPER ENCHANTMENT F1 |
| Capsicum annuum | |
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| Hybrid Caloro type |
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PEPPER FATALLI |
| Capsicum chinense | |
90 |
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| 24-30 inch plant, bright yellow shrivelled fruit with a distinctly pointed end, 2-3 inches long, excellent citrus flavor but extremely hot, good for container gardening, from Central Africa. |
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PEPPER FILUS BLUE |
| Capsicum annuum | |
80-90 |
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| Plants with purplish foliage, purple-blue fruit, red when mature, very hot when young. |
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PEPPER FIPS |
| Capsicum annuum | |
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| Small plant covered with conical, red, edible fruit. |
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PEPPER FLORAL GEM |
| Capsicum annuum | |
75-80 |
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| Erect 22-26 inch plants, medium-sized foliage, conical tapered 3-lobed fruits, 2-2.5 x 1-1.5 inch diameter, very hot thin flesh, waxy-yellow to deep red, continuous, can or pickle. |
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PEPPER FRESNO CHILE |
| Capsicum annuum | |
75-80 |
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| Very hot, 2-3 x 1.25 inch diameter, tapers to point, vigorous 24-30 inch plants, dense dark-green foliage, TM resistant, smooth, good pickler, market at mature green stage. |
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PEPPER FUEGO TRAIL F1 |
| Capsicum annuum | |
71 |
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| Sturdy, upright plants, fiery hot, large smooth glossy bright-scarlet fruits, 7 inches long, pointed shape, heavy yeilds, twice as large as other standard cayennes. |
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PEPPER GERONIMO F1 |
| Capsicum annuum | |
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| Hybrid Hungarian Hot Wax |
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PEPPER GOLDEN CAL WONDER |
| Capsicum annuum | |
62-73 |
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| Smooth blocky and blunt-ended, 5 x 4 inch diameter, 4 lobed, light-green to golden-yellow, thick walled, very sweet and mild, 22-26 inch sturdy upright plants, sets continuously. |
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PEPPER GOLDEN GREEK PEPPERONCINI |
| Capsicum annuum | |
65 |
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| Fruit is shorter than the Italian strain, green to yellow, mild flavor, processing market. |
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PEPPER HABANERO BROWN |
| Capsicum chinense | |
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| Spreading, 3-4 ft. plant, rounded, convoluted, somewhat squat, 2 in. fruit, orange chocolate color, very hot, from Trinidad. |
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PEPPER HABANERO ORANGE |
| Capsicum chinense | |
90-100 |
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| native to the Yucatan, 36 inch plants, tapered lantern-shaped 1 x 1.5 inch pods, think wrinkled light-green flesh ripens to a lovely golden-orange, reportedly 1,000 times g\hotter than Jalapeno, 200.00 Scoville heat units, slow to germinate, must be grown in warm moist conditions, a Caribbean favorite used in sauces. |
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PEPPER HABANERO ORANGE MINI |
| Capsicum chinense | |
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PEPPER HABANERO PEACH |
| Capcisum chinense | |
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PEPPER HABANERO RED |
| Capsicum chinense | |
90 |
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| A hotter strain of Habanero, large bright red fruit, 300,000+ Scoville heat units. |
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PEPPER HABANERO RED F1 |
| Capsicum chinense | |
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PEPPER HOLIDAY CHEER |
| Capsicum annuum | |
90 |
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| Round ball-like fruit, fruits color ranges from cream to orange to bright red, and be very hot, plants are small and bushy. |
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PEPPER HOLIDAY TIME |
| Capsicum annuum | |
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| Ornamental plant grown 6-8 in., green purple and red fruit. |
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PEPPER HOT CHOCOLATE |
| Capsicum annuum | |
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PEPPER HOT PORTUGAL |
| Capsicum annuum | |
60-65 |
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| Sturdy, upright plants, fiery hot, large smooth glossy bright scarlet fruits, 6-7 in. long, pointed shape, heavy yields, twice as large as old Giant Cayenne. |
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PEPPER HUNGARIAN HOT WAX |
| Capsicum annuum | |
58-85 |
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| Med-hot medium walled 5-8 x 1-2 inch peppers, tapered to a point, pendant, strong upright 16-24 in. plant, ever bearing, pickle or can, good for cool areas, fresh home used, market or processing. |
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PEPPER HUNGARIAN SWEET WAX |
| Capsicum annuum | |
58-75 |
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| Upright prolific 16-24 in. plant, 6 x 2 in. diameter, tapers to blunt point, thick sweet mild waxy flesh, pale green to yellow to orange to red, pendant fruiting habit. |
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PEPPER JALAPENO EARLY |
| Capsicum annuum | |
60-68 |
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| Just like Jalapeno but earlier and better adapted to cool coastal conditions and concentrated set, thick-walled 3 inch cone-shaped fruits ripen to red, hottest when fully ripe, compact non-brittle bushes grow to 24 inches tall. |
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PEPPER JALAPENO GIGANTIA F1 |
| Capsicum annuum | |
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| Large red fruit is 5 inches long, good for stuffing, thick walls, medium heat, fleshier than regular Jalapeno. |
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PEPPER JALAPENO M |
| Capsicum annuum | |
72-75 |
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| Sausage-shaped blunt-ended thick-walled fruits, 3.5 x 1.5 inches, dark-green to red, very pungent, upright 26-36 inch dark-green plants, good cover, pendant habit, used for market gardens and processing, very prolific, continuous production. |
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PEPPER JALAPENO PURPLE |
| Capsicum annuum | |
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PEPPER JALAPENO SWEET |
| Capsicum annuum | |
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PEPPER JALAPENO TAM MILD |
| Capsicum annuum | |
67-73 |
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| The gringo pepper, 1/4-1/2 as hot, more productive, 31 inch dark-green plant, virus resistant, Jalapeno size shape and flavor, freezes and cans well, good for pickling, prolific producer, excellent yields, can be eaten raw or roasted or pickled. |
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PEPPER JALORO |
| Capsicum annuum | |
70-75 |
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| Compact plant, high yields, multiple virus resistant, used at yellow and red stages, 20,000-25,000 Scoville Heat Units |
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PEPPER JAMAICAN YELLOW |
| Capsicum chinense | |
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PEPPER JOE E. PARKER |
| Capsicum annuum | |
65-80 |
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| 2.5 ft. plants, tapered 6-7 in. fruit, thick flesh, green to red, mild to medium flavor, high yields. |
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PEPPER KEYSTONE RESISTANT GIANT #3 |
| Capsicum annuum | |
72-80 |
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| Florida Giant type, large fancy quality 4-5 x 3.75 in. fruits, mostly 4 lobed, thick dark green flesh, pendant habit, vigorous upright 28-30 in. plants with large dark green leaves, thick stems resist breaking despite continuous harvest, heavy yields, Tobacco Mosaic Virus resistant. |
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PEPPER LAMUYO SWEET |
| Capsicum annuum | |
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| Sweet, blocky, 5 in. long fruit, some are pointed, thick walls, light green to orange to red. |
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PEPPER LARGO PURPLE |
| Capsicum annuum | |
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PEPPER LITTLE ELF |
| Capsicum annuum | |
70-75 |
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| Plants grow to 16 inches, with tiny .5 -.75 inch fruits setting in clusters. Fruit begin as yellow with purple, turning orange and red. All 4 colors present on plant during growing season. Excellent for ornamental borders or containers. |
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PEPPER MARBLES |
| Capsicum annuum | |
55-60 |
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| Ornamental edible, 12-14 in. tall plants produce marble size fruits borne on the top of the plant, yellow to purple to orange to flame red. |
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PEPPER MARCONI GOLDEN |
| Capsicum annuum | |
80-90 |
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| Sweet Italian pepper, medium thick sweet flesh, thin skin, 8-9 in. long, 2 lobes, green to yellow. |
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PEPPER MARCONI RED |
| Capsicum annuum | |
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| Somewhat elongated fruit up to 12 in. long x 3 in. across at the shoulders, ripens to red, early & sweet. |
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PEPPER MERLOT F1 |
| Capsicum annuum | |
65-70 |
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| Early and very attractive deep purple to red blocky bell measuring 5 x 5 inches. Very sweet with excellent yield. Highly adaptable, sets in cool weather as well as hot humid conditions. High quality thick walls, TMV resistant and BST tolerant.
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PEPPER MEXIBELL F1 |
| Capsicum annuum | |
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PEPPER MINI BELLE BROWN |
| Capsicum annuum | |
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PEPPER MINI BELLE RED |
| Capsicum annuum | |
60 |
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| Miniature Red Bell Pepper with sweet firm thick flesh, 1.25 x 1.25 inches, sets many tiny peppers on 24 inch plants, green to red. |
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PEPPER MINI BELLE YELLOW |
| Capsicum annuum | |
60 |
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| Miniature Yellow Bell Pepper with sweet firm thick flesh, 1.25 x 1.25 inches, sets many tiny peppers on 24 inch plants, green to yellow. |
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PEPPER MULATO ISLENO |
| Capsicum annuum | |
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| Excellent for stuffing as rellencos, very fat, 6 x 3 in. diameter at stem, mild and chewy, distinctive flavor, dark green > red > red black, 1000-1500 Scoville units, use fresh or dry. |
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PEPPER MUSCATO F1 |
| Capsicum annuum | |
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PEPPER MUSHROOM RED |
| Capsicum annuum | |
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PEPPER MUSHROOM YELLOW |
| Capsicum annuum | |
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PEPPER ORANGE SUN |
| Capsicum annuum | |
75-80 |
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| Thick flesh, 3-4 lobes, 4-5 in. long, green to orange, excellent flavor and quality. |
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PEPPER OROZCO |
| Capsicum annuum | |
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| Extremely hot orange fruits resemble carrots in appearance, straight and tapered. |
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PEPPER PASILLA BAJIO |
| Capsicum annuum | |
75-80 |
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| Mildly hot and slightly sweet, slender 8-14 inch peppers, unique rich flavor, used in mole paste used in many Mexican dishes, dark green to red or brown flesh. |
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PEPPER PEPPERONCINI ITALIAN |
| Capsicum annuum | |
62-75 |
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| Mildly warm, conical 3-5 x .75-1.5 in., often picked green at 2-3 in. and pickled or used fresh, thin walls, pendant, fine flavor, small bushes. |
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PEPPER PEQUIN |
| Capsicum annuum | |
80-150 |
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| Wild ancestor to domesticated, no longer than 3 in., fruits grow erect from the top of the stems, very hot, ornamental, prolific, indoor or outdoor. |
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PEPPER PIMENTO |
| Capsicum annuum | |
65-90 |
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| Upright prolific 26-30 in. plant, smooth heart shaped fruits, 3 x 2.5 in. diameter, extremely thick walls, very sweet at maturity, dark green to deep bright red, used for canning, heavy yields. |
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PEPPER PINOT NOIR F1 |
| Capsicum annuum | |
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PEPPER POBLANO |
| Capsicum annuum | |
70-75 |
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| Heart shaped pepper called Ancho in its dried state in which it lends it distinctive aroma and red brown color to chili powder, called Poblano in its fresh green state in which it may be peeled and stuffed for chili rellenos. |
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PEPPER POINSETTIA |
| Capsicum annuum | |
65-90 |
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| Upright clusters of 2-3 inch hot peppers, matures red, compact plant to 16 inch, beautiful foliage, and bears abundantly. |
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PEPPER PRETTY PURPLE |
| Capsicum annuum | |
65-90 |
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| Amazingly beautiful, leaves stems and fruits are all deep purple, holds color from seedling to full grown 12-18 in. plant, conical fruits ripen to red, extremely hot. |
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PEPPER PURPLE BEAUTY |
| Capsicum annuum | |
70-75 |
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| Compact plants with thick protective foliage, thick-walled meaty fruits, tender-crisp texture, mild sweet flavor, developed from Hybrid Purple Belle. |
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PEPPER PURPLE BIRDSEYE |
| Capsicum annuum | |
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PEPPER PURPLE SERRANO |
| Capsicum annuum | |
85 |
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| Very hot, deep purple fruit, 2.25 inches long, ideal for fresh and salsa. |
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PEPPER QUADRATO D' ASTI GIALLO |
| Capsicum annuum | |
70-80 |
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| Large Blocky 3 or 4 lobed Italian bell pepper, golden-yellow when ripe, crisp thick flesh with delecious sweet spiacy flavor, most famous pepper in Italy. |
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PEPPER QUADRATO D' ASTI ROSSO |
| Capsicum annuum | |
80-85 |
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| Classic blocky bell pepper from Asti, Italy. Thick red walls, sweet flesh, large productive plant. |
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PEPPER RED CHERRY HOT |
| Capsicum annuum | |
75-82 |
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| Small prolific upright plants, 1-1.25 x 1-1.5 in. diameter, slightly flattened cherry shaped med-walled fruits, deep green to dark red, used mostly for pickling hot. |
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PEPPER RED CHERRY SWEET |
| Capsicum annuum | |
70-80 |
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| Pickling pepper, strong upright bushy everbearing 20 in. plant, cherry shaped 1 in. x 1.5 in. diameter fruits, med thin crisp shell, dark green to deep crimson, pendant, good foliage cover prevents sunburn, productive, for bite size pickles or canning or stuffing. |
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PEPPER RIESLING F1 |
| Capsicum annuum | |
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PEPPER RISTRA CAYENNE F1 |
| Capsicum annuum | |
71 |
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| Thin walled, long cayenne shaped fruit grows to 1 foot long, crimson when ripe, same uses as a frying pepper, fruit are slightly puckered. |
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PEPPER ROCOTILLO |
| Capsicum chinense | |
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PEPPER ROMANIAN HOT |
| Capsicum annuum | |
65-75 |
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| Blocky 4 x 2.5 inch medium-walled fruits, tapers to blunt point, yellow to red, medium-hot, upright, 14 inch plants, bears until frost, for home or processing. |
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PEPPER ROMANIAN SWEET |
| Capsicum annuum | |
60-80 |
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| Med-walls, 4 x 2.5 in., tapers to blunt point, smooth, yellow to bright red, ribs sometimes slightly pungent, upright 22-24 in. plants, good pickler. |
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PEPPER ROYAL BLACK |
| Capsicum annuum | |
88 |
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| Well branched plant with black leaves, purple flowers, variable sized, bullet shaped fruit, black to red, hot. |
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PEPPER RUBY RED |
| Capsicum annuum | |
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PEPPER SANTA FE GRANDE |
| Capsicum annuum | |
75-80 |
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| Hot conical blunt 3.5 x 1.5 inch medium-walled fruits, yellow to orange-red, upright 24-28 inch plants, TM resistant, pendant, continuous heavy yeilds, for home or market gardens. |
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PEPPER SANTE FE GARDEN F1 |
| Capsicum annuum | |
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| This long pointed green pepper has an average of 73 days to maturity. The average fruit size is 8.5 inches by 1 inch. Fruit starts as a green color and turns to a red fruit. Santa Fe Garden is a great pepper to put in salsa because of it little bit of spicey flavor and thin skin. |
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PEPPER SANTIAGO F1 |
| Capsicum annuum | |
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PEPPER SCOTCHBONNET ORANGE |
| Capsicum chinense | |
75-100 |
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| Orange version of the Jamaican Hot Red, 200,000 Scoville heat units, green to orange. |
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PEPPER SCOTCHBONNET RED |
| Capsicum annuum | |
75-100 |
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| Jamaican favorite, pungent, mushroom shaped, bright red fruit on 24 in. plant. |
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PEPPER SERRANO TAMPIQUENO |
| Capsicum annuum | |
75 |
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| Large plant bears club shaped, smooth fruit, 1.5 inches long, medium thick walls, green to red, very pungent, fresh market and pickling. |
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PEPPER SMALL RED CHILE |
| Capsicum annuum | |
75-82 |
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| Pointed 5.5 x 2.5 in. cone shaped, bright red fruits, med-thick walls, good for pepper sauce, pickling or drying. |
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PEPPER SWEET CHOCOLATE |
| Capsicum annuum | |
58-86 |
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| Early, medium-sized, tomato-shaped, glossy-green to chocolate brown, thick flesh, good frozen whole, North and Canada, new color for salads, rare |
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PEPPER SWEET PICKLE |
| Capsicum annuum | |
65 |
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| Ornamental bedding plant, 12-15 inches tall, covered with clusters on 2 inch oval fruits, fruits color (through maturity) yellow to orange to red to purple, sweet thick walls, for pickles or salad use. |
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PEPPER SWEET RAIN F1 |
| Capsicum annuum | |
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| Hybrid Hungarian Sweet Wax |
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PEPPER TABASCO |
| Capsicum frutescens | |
80 |
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| Very hot, light yellow-green to red, originally from Mexico, best in the South and East, tall plant, fruits grow almost erect from branches. |
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PEPPER TAWNY PORT F1 |
| Capsicum annuum | |
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PEPPER TEPIN |
| Capsicum annuum | |
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| Wild pepper native from Southwest U.S. to South America, red pea sized hot fruit is used fresh or dried, tender perennial, known as bird pepper perhaps because mockingbirds are fond of the fruit. |
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PEPPER TEQUILA SUNRISE |
| Capsicum annuum | |
60-78 days |
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| Ornamental Peppers on sturdy plants: 12-16 inches tall by 12 inches wide. Carrot shaped fruits, 4-5 inches long and 1 inch wide at shoulder. Fruits ripen from deep green to golden-orange. Firm crunchy flesh with sweet slightly sharp flavor when ripe. Great for adding color and texture to salsas. |
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PEPPER THAI CULINARY |
| Capsicum annuum | |
65-90 |
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| 2-3 inch hot red slender peppers point upright in clusters, plant habit is compact - grows up to 16 inches, high yields, attractive foliage, excellent for cooking. |
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PEPPER THAI HOT SCORPION |
| Capsicum annuum | |
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PEPPER THAI ORNAMENTAL |
| Capsicum annuum | |
68-75 |
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| From Thailand, mound-shaped 8 inch plants, covered with extremely hot inch green and red peppers held upright, widely used in oriental dishes, makes a good ornamental. |
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PEPPER THAI SUPER CHILI F1 |
| Capsicum annuum | |
75 |
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| Upright clusters of 2-3 inch hot peppers, matures red, compact plant to 16 inches, beautiful foliage and bears abundantly. Thai Dragon type. |
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PEPPER TOBAGO SEASONING |
| Capsicum sp. | |
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PEPPER TOPAZ |
| Capsicum annuum | |
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PEPPER TRINADAD |
| Capsicum annuum | |
90 |
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| Seasoning pepper with mild, fruity flavor, golden yellow at maturity, small, wrinkled globes, 1-2 in. |
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PEPPER TWILIGHT |
| Capsicum annuum | |
70 |
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| Ornamental pepper with many small 1 inch, conical upright fruit in all color shades. |
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PEPPER VARIEGATA |
| Capsicum annuum | |
65 |
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| Ornamental plant with green white and purple variegated foliage, purple and white blooms, small green and purple eggplant like fruits mature to red. |
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PEPPER WHITE ZINFANDEL F1 |
| Capsicum annuum | |
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PEPPER YOLO WONDER |
| Capsicum annuum | |
70-80 |
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| Improved strain of California Wonder, larger and more mosaic resistant, 4-4.5 x 3.75-4 in. diameter, thick flesh, 3-4 lobes, dark green to red, pendant, compact spreading 24-28 in. plant, dense foliage protects against sunscald. |
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PUMPKIN AUTUMN BUCKSKIN F1 |
| Cucurbita moschata | |
110 |
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| This dickenson hybrid was selected especially for both processing and decorative markets. Buff colored fruit are 8 x 13 inchs and weigh 12-15 lbs. |
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PUMPKIN AUTUMN GOLD F1 |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
90 |
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| A 1987 All American Selection Winner that has been popular with both home gardeners and commercial growers. Autumn Gold F1 has a precocious gene that caused this pumpkin to begin a yellow color and turn gold at maturity. This unique gene along with Autumn Gold F1’s early maturity can allow growers to catch up after adverse planting conditions. |
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PUMPKIN AUTUMN KING F1 |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
110-115 |
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| Autumn King F1 will meet the need of the 25-30 lb. pumpkin market. Maturing in only 105 days, this hybrid has a good dark green handle with bird’s foot attachment. This trailing pumpkin is very dark gold with distinctive ribs and has a uniform shape that is deep round to slightly tall. |
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PUMPKIN BIG AUTUMN F1 |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
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| A 13-17 pound pumpkin with the precocious gene and a semi-bush plant that is an excellent choice for commercial growers or home gardeners. Early to color with medium thick flesh. |
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PUMPKIN BIG MAX |
| Cucurbita maxima | |
110-120 |
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| Largest pumpkin for faces or novelty, nearly round, 17-18 inches in diameter, fruits average 100 pounds, slightly rough red-orange skin, bright yellowish-orange 3-4 inch thick flesh, large exhibition type, good for pies or canning. |
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PUMPKIN BLUE HARVEST F1 |
| Cucurbita maxima | |
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PUMPKIN BUMPKIN F1 PMT |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
85 |
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| A cutsie hybrid for the small ornamental market, but also has excellent edible qualities. Bumpkin F1 has a semi bush plant habit with excellent yield potential. Fruit are 2 x 3 inches and weight about 1/4 lb. with dark orange color and strong dark green handles. A big hit for the novelty markets. |
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PUMPKIN CASPER |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
90 |
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| A white skinned ornamental pumpkin with thick orange flesh of excellent eating quality, 9-12 inch diameter, 10-16 pound. Casper’s skin has less bluing than many other white varieties. Handle is tan with a corky texture. |
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PUMPKIN CINDERELLA |
| Cucurbita maxima | |
105 |
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| Antique French heirloom, flat shiny red-orange fruits, 6 in deep x 18 in. diameter, narrow deep-ribbed sections, rough bumpy skin, fruit are 25 lbs, beautiful and decorative. |
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PUMPKIN CONNECTICUT FIELD |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
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PUMPKIN CUSHAW AUTUMN COLORS F1 |
| Cucurbita mixta | |
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| Tri- colored hybrid cushaw. |
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PUMPKIN CUSHAW GOLDEN ORANGE |
| Cucurbita mixta | |
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| Large fruit with oblong-butternut shape, skin is dark green with golden/orange mottling, turns tan in storage, flavorful, rich sweet bright orange flesh, 20-35 pounds, good for home or market grower |
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PUMPKIN CUSHAW GREEN STRIPED |
| Cucurbita mixta | |
75-115 |
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| Formerly known as Improved Cushaw, hard thing smooth rind, green mottled stripes over creamy white, 16-20 x 8-10 in. diameter bowl, 12-16 lbs., pear shaped with crookneck, prolific, old favorite, thick fine grained sweet pale yellow flesh, canning boiling baking pies or stock feed. |
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PUMPKIN CUSHAW ORANGE STRIPED |
| Cucurbita mixta | |
110 |
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| Pear shaped with crookneck, 25-30 lb fruit are creamy white with gold/orange stripes, hard thin smooth rind, fine grained sweet golden flesh is excellent for baking or pies, good keeper. |
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PUMPKIN CUSHAW WHITE |
| Cucurbita mixta | |
85-110 |
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| White skin with pail yellow background, fruits 20-30 lbs., may have been commercially available before 1860. |
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PUMPKIN DICKENSON |
| Cucurbita moschata | |
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PUMPKIN DILL'S ATLANTIC GIANT |
| Cucurbita maxima | |
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PUMPKIN EARLY AUTUMN F1 |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
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| Early Autumn F1 is a new 12-18 pound precocious hybrid with improved color, ribbing, and dark green handles. Fruits have very good color, ribbing, and spineless handles far above other precocious hybrids. Expect a very early, heavy, and uniform set. |
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PUMPKIN EARLY HARVEST F1 |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
90 |
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| Produces 10 x 12 inch fruit that weigh 10-12 pounds on vining plants. Very early coloring hybrid selected for short season and northern production. |
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PUMPKIN FIRST PRIZE F1 |
| Cucurbita maxima | |
120 |
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| The size of this pumpkin will range from 50 lb. to a whopping 150 lb. with color superior to the Atlantic types, this will be a great addition for those who want the biggest and best. The fruit matures in 120 days from planting on vigorous vines. Compare to Prizewinner F1. |
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PUMPKIN GOBLIN F1 |
| Cucurbita | |
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PUMPKIN GOOLIGAN F1 |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
95 |
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| Hybrid white Baby Boo type. 1/4 lb fruit are slightly larger than Baby Boo and have excellent yield. Vines are vigorous with excellent cover, plants set high numbers of unique fruit. |
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PUMPKIN GRAND CHAMPION |
| Cucurbita maxima | |
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PUMPKIN HARVEST ACE F1 |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
105 |
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| Harvest Ace F1 will meet the need of the 20-25 lb. pumpkin market. Maturing in only 105 days, this hybrid has a good dark green handle with bird's foot attachment. This trailing pumpkin is very dark gold with distinctive ribs and has a uniform shape that is deep round to slightly tall. |
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PUMPKIN HARVEST GOLD F1 |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
98 |
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| It is popular with both home gardeners and commercial growers. This hybrid has a precocious gene that causes the pumpkin to begin with a yellow color and turns golden orange at maturity. This unique gene along with Harvest Gold F1's early maturity can allow growers to catch up after adverse planting conditions. Vining plant habit, 15-18 pound fruit, 10 inches wide by 13 inches tall. |
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PUMPKIN HARVEST JACK F1 |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
105 |
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| 22-28 lb, Dark orange skin and four inch long handles make handling easy. Fruit are medium long with a vigorous plant structure. Full maturity in 105 days. Exceptional yield potential under most growing conditions. |
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PUMPKIN HARVEST KING F1 |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
110 |
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| This 25-35 pound pumpkin, which is very similar to Harvest Jack F1 just larger in size. This larger variety has excellent yield and quality almost 100% of the fruit are marketable. |
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PUMPKIN HARVEST PRINCE F1 PMT |
| Cucurbita Pepo | |
85 |
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| Similar to Touch of Autumn F1, but with powdery mildew tolerance. Long handles with good attachments and skin of deep orange color make this semi-bush pumpkin a big yielder and matures in 95 days under most conditions. Fruit size is in the 1 lb. pie market, and is recommended for cooking, painting and carving.
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PUMPKIN HARVEST PRINCESS F1 PMT |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
90-95 |
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| This little darling weights about 1.5 pounds and has a tremendous yield of perfect deep orange slightly ribbed miniature jack o lanterns. Harvest Princess F1 is semi vining and sets up numerous fruit per plant, which makes it a must variety for any home garden or commercial pumpkin grower. |
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PUMPKIN HARVEST QUEEN F1 |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
80 |
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| A new high yielding sugar pie hybrid with concentrated sets. Harvest Queen F1 is a semi-vining hybrid, which was selected in California and will be well adapted for Western climates as well as others. Orange fruit are 2-3 pounds. |
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PUMPKIN HOBBIT F1 PMR |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
100 |
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| We have had quite a few requests for a 10-12 lb. pumpkin with powdery mildew tolerance. Hobbit F1 PMR will work perfectly for growers to fill out their pumpkin needs. This variety sets much earlier than most PMR hybrids. |
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PUMPKIN HOBBIT IMP. F1 PMR |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
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PUMPKIN HOOLIGAN F1 |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
95 |
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| Bicolored jack be little hybrid with orange and white mottled colors. Fruit weigh a 1/4 of a pound. Vines provide excellent cover for high yields of fruit. Grow with Bumpkin F1 and Gooligan F1 for a great novelty mixture. |
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PUMPKIN HOWDEN |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
105-110 |
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| Improved Connecticut Field type, larger, more uniform & symmetrical, rich orange hard rind, thick flesh, 20-25 lbs., large spreading vines, good keeper, Black Rot tolerant. |
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PUMPKIN HOWDY DOODY F1 |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
115 |
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| This hybrid combines the traits that our customers have been asking for in a new medium sized pumpkin – semi bush plant, dark orange color with thick flesh. 17-20 pound beauty with it’s dark sturdy handle. Thick flesh makes Howdy Doody F1 a real winner, no strings attached. |
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PUMPKIN JACK BE LITTLE |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
85-110 |
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| Delightful miniature pumpkin, small vigorous vines produce 8-20 flattened deeply ribbed fruits, 2 in. tall x 3-6 in. diameter, 3-8 oz., deep orange rind and flesh, edible but most appealing as a fall decoration, shelf life up to 12 months if cured fully on the vine. |
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PUMPKIN JACK O'LANTERN |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
75-115 |
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| Smooth medium-orange skin, shallow ribs, 9-10 x 7-10 inch diameter, 10-18 pounds, medium-thick sweet fine-grained pale-orange flesh, good cooking quality, stores well, selection from cross of Connecticut Field x Golden Oblong to be the size of a human head. |
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PUMPKIN KENTUCKY FIELD |
| Cucurbita sp. | |
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PUMPKIN MAMMOTH GOLD |
| Cucurbita maxima | |
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PUMPKIN MONTANA JACK |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
90-95 |
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| Selected for early maturity in cool northern summer, vining habit, thick flesh, 8-15 lb, sturdy green stem, great for pies and carving. |
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PUMPKIN MUSQUEE DE PROVENCE |
| Cucurbita moschata | |
100-110 |
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| It has big flat gorgeous fruits and is heavily ribbed. Fruit are green when immature but ripen to a deep brown when fully ripe. Fruit average 20 pounds with deep orange flesh and a fine flavor. |
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PUMPKIN OL ZEB'S |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
110 |
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| Fruit weigh ~20-30 lbs., unique orange skin with a long whispy handle, heirloom pumpkin, a high yielder. |
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PUMPKIN PEEK A BOO F1 |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
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| This variety will increase your per-acre yield with a closer spacing of its semi-bush habit of 3.5 to 4 lb. baby pumpkins. The skin is deep orange and smooth, with a strong dark green stem. Early maturing in only 90 days, Peek-A-Boo F1 will be in a class of its own. |
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PUMPKIN ROUGE VIF D'ETEMPES |
| Cucurbita maxima | |
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PUMPKIN SMALL SUGAR PIE |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
90-115 |
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| Small round pumpkins, flattened at ends, very finest quality, 6 x 7 inch diameter, 6 - 8 pounds, thick sweet orange-yellow fine-grained flesh, best variety for general use, excellent for pies and canning, good keeper. |
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PUMPKIN SPOOKIE |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
90-110 |
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| Sugar Pie x Jack O'Lantern, heavier yeild, deeper fruit shape, more uniform, 6-7 x 5-6 inch diameter, 6-10 pounds, smooth hard red-orange skin, excellent quality, fine-textured sweet thick yellow-orange flesh, great for pies. |
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PUMPKIN TOUCH OF AUTUMN F1 PMT |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
95 |
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| Similar to Peek-A-Boo F1, but with powdery mildew tolerance. Long handles with good attachments and skin of deep orange color make this semi-bush pumpkin a big yielder and matures in 95 days under most conditions. Fruit size is in the 2-3 lb. pie market, and is recommended for cooking and carving. |
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PUMPKIN WEE BE LITTLE |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
85 |
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| 1999 AAS winner which is ideal for cooking, painting and carving. 1 pound orange fruit grow on a bush plant. |
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PUMPKIN YELLOW OF PARRIS |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
110 |
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| Large yellow fruits up to 25 pounds, used in France to make Pumpkin Soup, very good for pies. |
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RADISH BLACK SPANISH ROUND |
| Raphanus sativus | |
53-80 |
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| Large turnip shaped 3-4 in. diameter globes, deep black skin, solid crisp pungent pure white flesh, tall tops, primarily for winter storage, sow in July or August, will keep all winter stored in moist sand. |
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RADISH CHAMPION |
| Raphanus sativus | |
20-30 |
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| For upland soils and home garden, bright red 1-1.5 in. globes, 3.5-4.5 in. tops, firm mild flesh, grows large but not pithy, holds well, can stand cold, large Cherry Belle type, sow either spring or fall. |
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RADISH CHERRY BELLE |
| Raphanus sativus | |
20-30 |
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| Round, bright cherry red, .5-1.5 in. diameter, 2.5 - 3 in. tops, crisp firm white flesh, good keeper, can plant all summer long, resistance pithiness. |
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RADISH CHINA ROSE |
| Raphanus sativus | |
27-55 |
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| Smooth rose colored skin, 6-8 x 2 in. diameter, becomes larger towards tip, tall tops, excellent for sprouting, good keeper, sow spring or fall. |
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RADISH CHINA WHITE WINTER |
| Raphanus sativus | |
55 |
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| Least pungent winter radish, pickling or winter storage, 5-8 x 2.5 in. diameter, plant mid to late August, withstands light frost, stores crisp and mild all winter. |
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RADISH CRIMSON GIANT |
| Raphanus sativus | |
25-30 |
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| Largest early turnip shaped type, deep crimson skin, mild white flesh, 4-5 in. top, heat resistant, grows apple size if given room but stays tender and sweet, always solid, never gets pithy, vigorous |
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RADISH EARLY SCARLET GLOBE |
| Raphanus sativus | |
20-28 |
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| Deep globe, bright red skin, white flesh, bright green 2.5-3 in. tops, for flame or greenhouse forcing or for peat or muck soils during summer, market gardener strain, good on upland or sandy soils, excellent buncher. |
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RADISH EASTER EGG |
| Raphanus sativus | |
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RADISH FRENCH BREAKFAST |
| Raphanus sativus | |
20-30 |
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| Oblong and blunt, 1.5 x .5 in. diameter, rose scarlet with white tip, 5-6 in. top, crisp white flesh, small slender taproot, distinct mildly pungent flavor, top quality. |
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RADISH GERMAN GIANT |
| Raphanus sativus | |
29 |
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| Very large round red radish from Germany, scarlet red skin, crisp white slightly pungent flesh, harvest from marble to baseball size, will not get woody or spongy.
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RADISH GREEN GLOBE |
| Raphanus sativus | |
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RADISH LONG SCARLET CINNCINNATI |
| Raphanus sativus | |
25-30 |
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| Long tapered deep red roots, 6 x .75 in. roots, crisp tender white flesh, medium tops, for bunching and home gardens. |
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RADISH PINK BEAUTY |
| Raphanus sativus | |
27 |
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| Rose pink color, round and smooth, small taproot, unique flavor, crisp white flesh, grows large but stays mild and not pithy. |
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RADISH PINK SUMMERCICLE |
| Raphanus sativus | |
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RADISH PURPLE PLUM |
| Raphanus sativus | |
25-30 |
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| Bright purple skin, firm white flesh, crisp, sweet and mild all season, never pithy or hot, hardy and adaptable. |
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RADISH SPARKLER |
| Raphanus sativus | |
24-28 |
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| Bright scarlet skin with white on lower 1/3, round to round oval, 1 - 1.25 in. diameter, sweet juicy white flesh, medium tops, for home or market gardens, snappy flavor. |
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RADISH WATERMELON |
| Raphanus sativus | |
59 |
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| Large white rooted radish with green shoulders. The inside flesh is red to pink and is very sweet and crisp. Large tops for ease in picking. Pick these babies while they are colorful and still small. |
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RADISH WHITE BEAUTY |
| Raphanus sativus | |
25-30 |
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| White skin with strong green tops, 1 - 1.5 in. diameter, plant either spring or fall. |
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RADISH WHITE GLOBE HAILSTONE |
| Raphanus sativus | |
23-30 |
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| Pure white skin, firm flesh stays crisp for a long time, dark green strong med sized tops, larger than most early globe types, plant either spring or fall. |
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RADISH WHITE ICICLE |
| Raphanus sativus | |
27-32 |
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| White uniform slim 4-6 x .5-1 in. roots, tapers to a point, very slender taproot, crisp mild white flesh, 5-6 in. tops good to eat, easy to force, fine for outdoors, hold its quality well. |
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SPINACH BLOOMSDALE |
| Spinacia oleracea | |
39-60 |
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| Sow very early, thick twisted crumpled glossy dark green leaves, fine quality, quick growing, heavy yielder, withstands heat or cold, slow to bolt, good long distance shipper, excellent fresh or canned. |
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SQUASH 49ER F1 |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
50 |
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| upright open plants, glossy golden yellow fruits measuring 7-8 inches long. The creamy-white flesh has excellent flavor, productive yeilds, marketable as baby squash or full size fruits. |
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SQUASH AMBERPIC F1 |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
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| What would a crookneck be without its straightneck partner. Amberpic F1 is our new straightneck hybrid. The fruit are smooth with a glossy yellow color. Very early maturing with a long fruiting period. Fruits store and package well. |
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SQUASH AUSTRALIAN BUTTER |
| Cucurbita maxima | |
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SQUASH BIG CHIEF F1 |
| Cucurbita moschata | |
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SQUASH BITTEROOT BUTTERCUP |
| Cucurbita maxima | |
98 |
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| Reselected buttercup strain, uniform shape with square shoulders, small cup size, smooth creamy texture, 2.5-4 lbs., good keeper. |
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SQUASH BLACK BEAUTY |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
50-63 |
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| Semi-upright open plants, blocky glossy black-green fruits, 6-8 inches long x 2 inch diamter, very tender firm creamy-white flesh, fine flavor, very early and productive, dark-green at usuable stage, almost black at maturity, excellent freezer. Introduced in 1957. |
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SQUASH BLACK CORAL F1 |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
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| A dark black zucchini hybrid with a glossy skin and heavy yield, Black Coral F1 has a very high percentage of number one fancy fruit plus excellent mildew tolerance on an open bush habit for ease in picking. |
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SQUASH BLACK ZUCCHINI |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
44-64 |
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| Closed spiny everbearing bush plant, dark green-black long staight cylindrical fruits, slight ridges, best when 6-8 inches, crisp fine-textured greenish-white flesh, vigorous. |
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SQUASH BLANCO LUNGO CYLINDRICO |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
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SQUASH BLUE MAGIC F1 |
| Cucurbita maxima | |
100 |
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| A miniature (4-6 lb.) Hybrid Blue Hubbard with the normal shape, color, and flesh qualities of the Hubbard family. Has the fine-grained, tasty flesh that you are used to, but a size that is friendlier to the smaller families of today. |
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| Butternut squash with slightly smaller fruit than Waltham Butternut, 10 inches long, 3-4 pounds, semi-bush plant is tolerant to Powdery Mildew. |
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SQUASH BURGESS BUTTERCUP |
| Cucurbita maxima | |
85-110 |
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| Flattened turbans, 5-8 in. diameter, 3-5 lbs., thin hard dark green rind, slight ribs, distinctive blossom end button, very sweet med orange stringless fiberless flesh, fine quality, harvest when yellow spot touching ground turns orange, med-keeper, good maritime variety. |
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SQUASH BURGESS BUTTERCUP BUSH |
| Cucurbita maxima | |
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SQUASH BUTTER BELLE F1 |
| Cucurbita maxima | |
90 |
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| Semi bush buttercup, fruit weighs 2-3 lbs. with dark green skin and high quality orange flesh, will outperform Burgess in yield and quality |
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SQUASH CASERTA |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
50-57 |
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| AAS Winner 1949, early bush cocozelle, spiny semi-open cut leaf plants can set 30 cynlindrical slightly tapered fruits, thin light-green skin with dark-green stripes, firm creamy-white flesh, pick when 4-6 x 2-3.5 inch. |
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SQUASH CHIEFTAIN F1 PMT |
| Cucurbita mochata | |
80 |
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| A small early butternut hybrid that matures in 80 days from sowing. The fruit uniform 2 lbs. on a compact powdery mildew tolerant plant. It has fine-grained flesh with good storage and shipping potential in bulk, mix, or box. |
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SQUASH CLARINETTE F1 |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
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SQUASH COCOZELLE |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
42-120 |
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| Bush type plant, long cylindrical bush zucchini, dark green with light green stripes, edible in 42-45 days, ripens to yellow very firm greenish white flesh, 10-12 in. young fruits, good market strain. |
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SQUASH DARK GREEN ZUCCHINI |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
45-65 |
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| Early vigorous bush plants, straight smooth dark-green mottled fruits, best at 6-8 inches, ple greenish-white firm flesh, prolific, heavy yeilds, fine flavor which is stronger than Grey Zucchini. |
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SQUASH DELICATA |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
95 |
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| Ivory cream skin with dark green stripes, 6 x 3 in. diameter, rich sweet potato like flavor, short prolific vines, good keeper. |
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SQUASH EBONY ACORN |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
80-100 |
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| Prolific Ebony strain, rounder, deeper green black, shallower ridges, slightly larger, 6 x 5 in. diameter, 1.5-2 lbs., excellent yellow flesh, productive vigorous vines. |
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SQUASH EMPERORS JADE F1 |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
45 |
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| Matures in 45 days, upright open plants, cylindrical glossy dark green fruits are 7 to 8 inches long by 2 inch diameter, very tender firm creamy-white flesh, fine flavor, very early and productive. |
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SQUASH FESTIVAL F1 |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
100 |
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| Our hybrid winter squash in the 2 pound size, superior flesh quality with dramatic flavor improvement when compared to acorns, plus has ornamental qualities as well. Vine is semi bush, yielding an abundance of delightful tri colored fruit for fall use or short-term storage. |
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SQUASH FORDHOOK |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
57 |
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| AAS winner, vigorous prolific bush plants, deep blackish-green cylindrical long slender smooth fruits, white flesh that freezes well, best at 8-12 inches, slightly curved. |
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SQUASH GALEUX D'EYSINES |
| Cucurbita maxima | |
95-100 |
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| Raised bumps ver the skin surface make this a very unusual pumpkin, pink with beige scars or bumps that resemble peanuts, shaped like a wheel of cheese, weighs between 25 and 28 lbs, and no resistance. |
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SQUASH GARDEN SPINELESS F1 |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
53 |
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| An excellent home garden zucchini. It produces long cylindrical fruit on a scratchless open plant for easy pickings. The dark green flecked fruit show up well on the open plant in 53 days. |
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SQUASH GENOVESE |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
50-55 |
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| Large Bushy plants, pale yellow-green fruit, no ribbing, very nice flavor, early and productive, many blossoms for cooking, rare. |
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SQUASH GEORGIA CANDY ROASTER |
| Cucurbita maxima | |
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SQUASH GIALLO DE ITALIA |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
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SQUASH GOLDEN DELICIOUS |
| Cucurbita maxima | |
100-105 |
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| Heart or top shaped fruits, 10-12 x 8 in. diameter, 7-9 lbs., reddish orange skin with green blotches, bright orange yellow thick fine grained flesh, vines yield well, higher vitamin C, not watery, developed for baby food, excellent flavor, good keeper. |
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SQUASH GOLDEN ZEBRA F1 |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
50 |
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| Bush habit spineless plants, bright golden yellow cylindrical with orange stripes, medium long and slender, excellent flavor. Productive with unique coloring. |
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SQUASH GOLDEN ZUCCHINI |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
55 |
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| Bush plant, bright-golden cylindrical fruits, medium long and slender, excellent flavor, not as productive as the green zucchinis. |
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SQUASH GOLDETTI F1 |
| Cucurbita Pepo | |
100 |
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| Hybrid vegetable spaghetti with semi bush habit, 4-6 lb fruit, 7 x 10 in diameter, bright orange skin when mature. |
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SQUASH GREEN MAGIC F1 |
| Cucurbita maxima | |
100 |
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| Dark green excellent flesh quality sibling to Orange and Blue Magic, 5-7 lbs fruit, 5 x 6 inch diameter, semi vine plant type. |
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SQUASH GREEN ZEBRA F1 |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
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| Bush habit spineless plants, light green cylindrical fruits with dark green stripes, medium long and slender, excellent flavor. Productive with unique coloring. |
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SQUASH GREY ZUCCHINI |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
42-65 |
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| Medium-green skin mottled and flecked with grey, cylindrical, tapers slightly to stem end, pick at 6-8 inches, small seeds, open semi-spiny bush plant, heavy early yeilds, no concentrated fruit set so better home garden variety than the hybrids, popular in Southwest and Mexico. Introduced in 1957. |
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SQUASH GREYZINNI F1 |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
43 |
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| Early maturing, a high yeilding grey-green bulbous squash for the international and ethnic markets. Plants have an open bush habit for easy pickings. |
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SQUASH GREYZINNI PRR F1 |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
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SQUASH GREYZUCCHINI F1 |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
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SQUASH GUATEMALAN BLUE |
| Cucurbita maxima | |
90-110 |
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| Hard smooth slate-gray shell, 15.5 x 5.5 inch diameter, sweet flavor, fiberless, good keeper, freezes and bakes well, grown by South American Indians over 1000 years before Columbus. |
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SQUASH HUBBARD ANNA SWARTZ |
| Cucurbita maxima | |
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SQUASH HUBBARD BABY BLUE |
| Cucurbita maxima | |
90-100 |
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| Blue hubbard x bush buttercup strain, early, high quality, 4-6 lbs., sweet dry thick orange yellow flesh, light blue skin, semi bush, good keeper. |
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SQUASH HUBBARD BABY GREEN |
| Cucurbita maxima | |
90-105 |
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| Sweet nutty yellow fine grained flesh, 7 x 7 in. fruits, tapers towards stem end, all the fine qualities fo Green Hubbard, but smaller more popular fruit size. |
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SQUASH HUBBARD BLUE |
| Cucurbita maxima | |
100-120 |
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| Blue gray green slightly ridged fruits, hard coarsely warted shell, neck at both ends, 15-20 in long x 9-12 in. diameter, 15-30 lbs., thick dry fine grained yellow orange flesh, very sweet, very productive, great keeper, for pies baking boiling or freezing. |
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SQUASH HUBBARD CHICAGO WARTED |
| Cucurbita maxima | |
105-115 |
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| Vigorous vines, dark green fruits, very hard shell thickly covered with heavy warts, true Hubbard shape, 12-14 x 10 in. diameter, average 12-16 lbs., thick dry sweet fine grained golden yellow flesh, keeps until late spring, good shipper. |
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SQUASH HUBBARD ESSEX RED |
| Cucurbita maxima | |
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SQUASH HUBBARD GOLDEN |
| Cucurbita maxima | |
90-105 |
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| Hard moderately warted red orange rind with tan stripes at blossom end, 10-12 x 8-9 in. diameter, 8-12 lbs., solid |
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SQUASH HUBBARD GREEN |
| Cucurbita maxima | |
100-110 |
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| Thick sweet dry fine grained orange yellow flesh, 15-16 x 10 in. diameter, average 15-18 lbs., fine flavor, excellent keeper, can or freeze, popular with home gardeners and commercial growers. |
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SQUASH INDIAN BRAVE F1 |
| Cucurbita moschata | |
85 |
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| Many of our customers have been requesting a larger vining hybrid butternut that is comparable to Butternut Supreme. The fruit are 4 to 5 pounds and has powdery mildew tolerance. This new winter squash will be an excellent addition to any customer’s product line. |
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| The true bush green kubocha type dry flesh with very nutty flavor, 2-3 lb fruit, 4 x 6 inch diameter. |
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SQUASH JARRADALE |
| Cucurbita maxima | |
95 |
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| Uniquely blue skinned pumpkin, usually weighs 7-8 lbs. 9 x 10 inch fruit, excellent quality flesh. This Australian variety has excellent flesh quality a must for any market grower wanting to add color. |
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SQUASH JASPER F1 |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
45 |
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| Early maturing in 45 days. Vigorous bush plants, straight smooth dark-green mottled fruits, best at 6 to 8 inches, pale greenish-white firm flesh, prolific, heavy yeilds. |
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SQUASH KIKUZA |
| Cucurbita moschata | |
90-100 |
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| Rare winter squash from Southern China, ribbed fruits, 4-7 pounds, frim sweet fine-textured flesh, excellent eating quality, heat resistant, vigorous. |
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SQUASH LONG ISLAND CHEESE |
| Cucurbita moschata | |
71-108 |
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| Flattened, deeply ribbed, buff colored fruits, deep orange, sweet flesh, excellent in pies, 6-10 lbs., stores well, named for its resemblance to a wheel of cheese. |
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SQUASH LUNAR ECLIPSE F1 |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
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SQUASH MARDI GRAS F1 PMT |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
105 |
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| At long last we have created a bush version of our very popular hybrid winter squash Festival F1. Mardi Gras F1 is powdery mildew resistant and is wonderfully colored, 1.5-2 lb fruit, 4 x 5 inch diameter. Any gardener or grower will be happy with its performance. |
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SQUASH MARINA DE CHIOGGIA |
| Cucurbita maxima | |
105 |
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| Beautiful heirloom, ridges and bumps on the gray-green skin look like ocean waves, 7-8 pounds, 6 x 7 inch diameter, stores well, excellent for squash gnocchi, staple in Venetian markets, heirloom Sea Pumpkin of Chioggia, on the coast of Italy. |
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SQUASH MOONBEAM F1 |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
45 |
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| Pale green to white pie shaped fruits with scalloped edges, pale green fine textured flesh. Excellent packed as baby squash, small blossom scar, semi open bush, and heavy yeilds. |
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SQUASH MOORE GOLD |
| Cucurbita maxima | |
90 |
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| More vigorous and productive than buttercup, 4-5 x 6-7 in. diameter, thick bright orange flesh, bright orange skin with distinct salmon stripes, uniform. |
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SQUASH NEW ZEALAND BLUE |
| Cucurbita maxima | |
110-120 |
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| Striking blue, flattened, ribbed, 8 pound fruits, good keeper. |
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SQUASH NICKLOW'S DELIGHT LARGE |
| Cucurbita moschata | |
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SQUASH ORANGE DAWN F1 |
| Cucurbita maxima | |
90 |
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| This will be a great addition to your Oriental vegetable line. The chestnut flavor and bright orange rind of this buttercup will be an outstanding product for both commercial and home garden markets. Orange Dawn matures in 90 days and produces and abundance on tasty fruit on a semi bush plant. The fruit have great holding ability and are packed with vitamin C, a great addition anywhere. Compare with Orange Kabocha squash. Fruit are 2-3 pounds. |
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SQUASH ORANGE MAGIC F1 |
| Cucurbita maxima | |
100 |
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| This is our newest F1 Baby Orange Hubbard squash in the 2-3 lb. range. Maturing in 100 days on a semi bush plant, the fruit will be in the 6 inch globe shape with sweet orange nutty flesh. We recommend Orange Magic F1 for the roadside market, mixes, and home gardens. |
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SQUASH PARTIAL ECLIPSE F1 |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
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SQUASH PILGRIM F1 |
| Cucurbita moschata | |
80 |
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| This hybrid butternut squash performs well under a wide variety of growing conditions and has a strong tolerance not to crack and bleed. The fruit are uniform 9 x 3 inches with thick necks and weigh 3 lbs. The compact plant can be grown with a higher plant population to increase yields. |
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SQUASH PINATA F1 PMT |
| Cucurbita sp. | |
85 |
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| A now standard winter squash, ivory cream skin with dark green stripes, 2-3 pounds, 7-9 inches long by 3 inch diameter, rich sweet potato-like flavor, short prolific vines, PMT and good keeper. Pinata has won many taste tests with its nutty flavor. |
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SQUASH PINK BANANA JUMBO |
| Cucurbita maxima | |
105-115 |
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| Vining plant, nearly cylindrical fruit tapered at blossom end and slightly curved, 30-48 inches long by 1-12 inches in diameter, 70-75 pounds, thin brittle smooth skin turns pink-orange at maturity, yellow-orange flesh is thick firm dry sweet and not stringy, pick when less than 30 inches, productive, keeps well, good for pies baking or canning. |
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SQUASH QUEENSLAND BLUE |
| Cucurbita maxima | |
110-120 |
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| Striking blue, flattened, ribbed, 8 lb. fruits, good keeper. |
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SQUASH RED KURI |
| Cucurbita maxima | |
90-95 |
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| Japanese winter squash, bright reddish orange teardrop shaped fruits, 5-10 lbs., smooth textured flesh, high yields, for pies and mashing. |
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SQUASH ROMANESCO |
| Cucurbita | |
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SQUASH RONDE DE NICE |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
45 |
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| Round zucchini, exceptional flavor, delicate skin bruises easily, vigorous fast-growing plant, serve steamed at 1 inch diamter or stuffed at 4 inches, sought after in France. |
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SQUASH ROUND ZUCCHINI |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
45 |
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| Bush plants, mottled green deeply cut leaves, 2.5 inch diameter greenish-grey globes, small blossom end scar, creamy-yellow solid flesh, productive, for home gardens, popular in Mexico. |
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SQUASH SCALLOP BENNINGS GREEN TINT |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
47-56 |
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| Pale green pie shaped fruits with scalloped edges, pale green fine textured flesh, 2.5 in deep x 3.5 in. diameter, small blossom scar, semi open bush, heavy yields, better yields than older bush scallops. |
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SQUASH SCALLOP JUANE ET VERTE |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
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SQUASH SCALLOP WHITE BUSH |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
47-65 |
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| Standard Patty Pan type, very early, pale greenish white pie shaped scalloped fruits, fine grained fine flavored white flesh, 3 in. deep x 5-7 in. diameter, smooth, up to 2.5 lbs. |
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SQUASH SCALLOP YELLOW BUSH |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
49-54 |
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| Vigorous bush plants, large golden yellow 7 in. diameter, scalloped fruits, distinctive flavor. |
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SQUASH SIBLEY |
| Cucurbita maxima | |
110 |
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| Banana type, short runners, elongated, teardrop shaped, slate-blue fruits 5-15 pounds, orange flesh, excellent flavor. |
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SQUASH STARLITE F1 |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
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SQUASH STRAIGHTNECK EARLY PROLIFIC |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
42-56 |
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| Uniform lemon-yellow lightly warted club-shaped fruits, 10-14 x 2.5-3.5 in. when mature, best at 4-7 in., firm fine-grained thick flesh, excellent quality, popular in Northeast & Northern areas. |
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SQUASH STRAITO D'ITALIAN |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
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SQUASH SUMMERPAC F1 |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
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| A Hybrid crookneck which is very smooth with no warts. The classic crook shape is just what the market demands with high yeilds. The almost spineless bush habit reduces the fruit from being scratched. Summerpac was bred to withstand the heat very well. |
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SQUASH SUNBEAM F1 |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
47 |
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| Vigorous bush plants, golden yellow scalloped fruit, distinctive flavor, some studies show that yellow scallops are less attractive to squash bugs. |
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SQUASH SUPER CLARINETTE F1 |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
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SQUASH SUPER GREYZINNI F1 |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
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SQUASH SWEET DUMPLING |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
83-100 |
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| Oriental variety, compact 5-6 ft. plant, teacup shaped ivory colored fruits striped & mottled dark green, 3-4 in. diameter, 7 oz., tender sweet orange flesh, 10 fruits per plants, suitable for stuffing, requires no curing, stores 3-4 months. |
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SQUASH SWEET MEAT |
| Cucurbita maxima | |
85-110 |
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| Hard slate gray skin, thick golden yellow sweet dry stringless fiberless flesh, 10-15 lbs., keeps many months, vigorous vines needs lots of room, baked or pies. |
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SQUASH TABLE GOLD |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
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SQUASH TABLE KING BUSH ACORN |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
70-90 |
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| Vigorous compact bush plants, 2 ft. tall with 4 in. spread, 6-7 x 5 in. diameter, 2 lbs., hard glossy dark gray green ribbed fruits, thick pale orange flesh, excellent flavor improved in storage, 5-8 fruits per plant. |
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SQUASH TABLE PRINCESS F1 PMT |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
70 |
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| Produces medium small dark green acorn shaped fruit on a bush habit, 4 in x 5 in thick, meaty and sweet fruit. |
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SQUASH TABLE QUEEN ACORN |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
58-90 |
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| Very early for a running squash, 5-6 x 4-4.5 in., 1.25-2 lbs., hard dark green thin rind, med-deep ribs, light yellow to deep orange sweet dry thick flesh, small seed cavity, 6-8 ft. trailing vines, very vigorous and prolific, can withstand poor soil conditions, good keeper, bakes well. |
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SQUASH TABLE QUEEN BUSH |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
80-95 |
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| Runnerless true bush plants 36 in. diameter, fruits similar in all respects to Table Queen, 3-8 fruits per plant, 5 x 4 in., very productive in a small space, fair keeper, widely adapted, orange flesh cooks dry and sweet. |
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SQUASH TAHITIAN BUTTERNUT |
| Cucurbita moschata | |
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SQUASH THELMA SAUNDERS |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
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SQUASH TOTAL ECLIPSE F1 |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
49 |
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| Prolific dark green, pie shaped scalloped fruit, fine grained white flesh, good flavor. Total Eclipse gorwn with other colors makes a nice baby scallop mixture. |
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SQUASH TRIFETTI F1 |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
100 |
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| Orange, green, and yellow striped hybrid spaghetti, 4-6 lb fruit, 7 x 12 inch diameter, semi bush plant type, longer fruit to increase tonage. |
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SQUASH TURK'S TURBAN |
| Cucurbita maxima | |
80-125 |
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| Distinctive cap or turban, orange and red and white on green, 8-12 in. diameter, 5 lbs, fair table quality, durable if not bruised, decorative gourd for fall displays, resembles a small orange Butternut with a colorful turban striped with green and yellow and red. |
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SQUASH TURK'S TURBAN MINI |
| Cucurbita maxima | |
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SQUASH VEGETABLE SPAGHETTI |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
70-115 |
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| Vigorous spreading vines, rounded cylindrical buff tan fruits, 8-12 in. long x 5-6 in. diameter, 5-7 per plant, ready to harvest when skin color changes from cream to buff, keeps up to 6 months, boil whole or bake, flesh peels out in strands of low calorie spaghetti. |
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SQUASH VERMICELLI F1 |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
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| Hybrid Vegetable Spagetti, ivory skin, semi bush plant habit, compares to "Pasta F1" |
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SQUASH WALTHAM BUTTERNUT |
| Cucurbita moschata | |
83-115 |
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| most popluar butternut, more uniform shape and size, good interior texture and color, 8-12 x 3-5 in., weigh 3-6 lbs., smooth light tan skin, thicker cylindrical necks, small seed cavity, rich dry yellowish orange flesh, nutty flavor, vigorous vines, higher yields, stores great. |
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SQUASH WHITE ACE F1 |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
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SQUASH WHITE TIGER F1 |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
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SQUASH ZUCCA DE LUNGO VERDE |
| Cucurbita pepo | |
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SUNFLOWER AUTUMN BEAUTY |
| Helianthus annunus | |
60 |
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| Attractive 4-5 inch flowers in a color range including shades of yellow, bronze, and red. Plants are 5-7 feet tall at maturity. |
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SUNFLOWER BLACK RUSSIAN |
| Helianthus annunus | |
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SUNFLOWER DWARF SUNSPOT |
| Helianthus annunus | |
55-60 |
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| Compact bushes just 2 feet tall, 10-12 inch flower heads filled with edible seeds, blooms 9 weeks from sowing. |
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SUNFLOWER EVENING SUN |
| Helianthus annunus | |
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SUNFLOWER INCREDIBLE DWARF |
| Helianthus annunus | |
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SUNFLOWER INDIAN BLANKET |
| Helianthus annunus | |
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SUNFLOWER ITALIAN WHITE |
| Helianthus annunus | |
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SUNFLOWER LEMON QUEEN |
| Helianthus annunus | |
70 |
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| 6-7 feet tall with 5 inch blooms, pale lemon yellow with dark centers, Free flowering, multiple branched and flowered, plants with strong stems are ideal for cur flowers or borders. |
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SUNFLOWER MAMMOTH RUSSIAN |
| Helianthus annunus | |
75-90 |
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| Heads often 12 in. across, 8-14 ft. plants, 23.5 ft. record, large striped seeds, rich in oil and protein, eaten dried and/or roasted, hardy and disease resistant, 1200-1500 lbs. per acre, burned stalks produce a high phosphorus fertilizer. |
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SUNFLOWER MARDI GRAS BLEND |
| Helianthus annunus | |
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SUNFLOWER MOONSHINE |
| Helianthus annunus | |
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SUNFLOWER RED SUN |
| Helianthus annunus | |
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| Multiflora type, to 5-6 feet tall, bears medium size 5-6 inch blooms in shades of deep dark orange-red with a hint of yellow around the center, extended flowering season. |
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SUNFLOWER SKYSCRAPER |
| Helianthus annunus | |
78-80 |
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| Strong stalks grow 12 ft. tall with bright yellow flowers with 14 in. diameter, heat and drought tolerant, large edible seed. |
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SUNFLOWER TEDDY BEAR |
| Helianthus annunus | |
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| Small bushy sunflower, double yellow blooms on stalks growing to 36 in., black seeds. |
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SUNFLOWER VANILLA ICE |
| Helianthus annunus | |
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SUNFLOWER VELVET QUEEN |
| Helianthus annunus | |
70 |
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| 5 feet tall with 5-inch velvety blooms that are burgundy, chestnut, and bronze with a dark center. Well branched, multiple flowered, free flowering plants with strong stems are ideal for cut flowers or borders. |
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SWISSCHARD CANARY (YELLOW) |
| Beta vulgaris var. cicla | |
30 days baby, 60 days maturity |
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| Bright yellow stems and veins merge with dark grren savoyed leaves. |
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SWISSCHARD CARDINAL (RED) |
| Beta vulgaris | |
30 days baby, 60 days maturity |
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| Deep crimson stalks and leaf veins, contrasting glossy dark green heavily crumpled leaves, cook stalks like asparagus and leaves like spinach, both also used raw, unique flavor, very ornamental. |
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SWISSCHARD FLAMINGO (PINK) |
| Beta vulgaris | |
30 days baby, 60 days maturity |
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| A dark green leaved vivid pink stemmed chard which is slow to bold and quite lovely in bunches. |
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SWISSCHARD LARGE WHITE RIBBED |
| Beta vulgaris var. cicla | |
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SWISSCHARD LUCULLUS |
| Beta vulgaris var. cicla | |
45-60 |
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| Light yellowish green large thick heavily crumpled white veined leaves, white 12 x 2.5 in. rounded midribs, strong vigorous 24-30 in. plants, stands hot weather well, grows until frost, fine flavor, very heavy yields. |
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SWISSCHARD ORIOLE (ORANGE) |
| Beta vulgaris | |
30 days baby, 60 days maturity |
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| It has beautiful green leaves with orange stem contrast, savoyed, also used in ornamental edible landscaping. |
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SWISSCHARD PARROT (GREEN) |
| Beta vulgaris | |
30 days baby, 60 days maturity |
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| Clear, bright, white stems and veins connected to dark green crinkled leaves. |
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SWISSCHARD PINK (20% REVERSIONS) |
| Beta vulgaris | |
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SWISSCHARD RAINBOW |
| Beta vulgaris var. cicla | |
60 |
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| Beautiful ornamental technicolor mixture of Swiss chards, shades of red orange pink yellow and white, tender and tasty. |
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SWISSCHARD RHUBARB |
| Beta vulgaris var. cicla | |
50-60 |
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| Deep crimson stalks and leef veins, contrasting dark green heavily crumpled leaves, cook stalks like asparagus and leaves like spinach, both also used raw, unique flavor, very ornamental. |
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SWISSCHARD RUBY RED |
| Beta vulgaris var. cicla | |
55-60 |
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| Tender sweet rhubarb like ruby red stalks, color extends into leaf veins, dark green heavily crumpled leaves, 18-24 in. plants, yields all summer and into the fall used fresh or frozen, very ornamental. |
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TOMATO ABE LINCOLN |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
70-77 |
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| Not as pure as Original Abe Lincoln, indeterminate, somewhat smaller fruits and earlier maturing, distinctive slightly acid flavor. |
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TOMATO ACE 55 VF |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
75-85 |
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| Vigorous med-large determinate plants, good foliage cover, red thick walled flattened globes, 5 x 6 in. diameter, 7 oz., commercial processing or shipping, because of its low acidity this tomato must be pressure canned or canned with lemon juice to avoid the risk of botulism, Verticillium Wilt, Fusarium Wilt, Alternaria Stem Canker, and cracking resistant. |
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TOMATO AMANA ORANGE |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
85-90 |
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| Orange beefsteak type, up to 5 in. diameter fruit, mild flavor, indeterminate. |
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TOMATO AMISH PASTE |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
74-85 |
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| Indeterminate, acorn shaped deep red fruits, 8 oz. thick flesh, few seeds, needs staking. |
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TOMATO AMISH SALAD |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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| Indeterminate, sprawling plants, pink-red oval shaped cherry tomatoes, excellent flavor. |
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TOMATO ANGORA |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
62-100 |
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| Brilliant-red tomatoes appear through indeterminate foliage with grayish-white fuzz on leaves and stems, medium-sized, solid and smooth, rarely cracks. |
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TOMATO ANNA RUSSIAN |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
65-70 |
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| Indeterminate plant with small foliage and wispy vines, pink red, heart shaped fruit weighs about 1 lb., juicy flesh with superb flavor. |
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TOMATO ARKANSAS TRAVELER |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
80-90 |
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| Indeterminate, smooth rose colored fruit, excellent shape, mild flavor, juicy, tolerant to heat and humidity, crack and disease resistant. |
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TOMATO ATKINSON |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO AUNT RUBY'S GERMAN GREEN |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
80-95 |
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| Indeterminate, large green beefsteak with delicious, sweet, spicy flavor, 12-16 oz., light green when ripe with a tint of yellow and a pink blush underneath. |
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TOMATO AZOYCHKA |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
81-85 |
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| Russian heirloom, productive, determinate, 4 ft. plants require some support, round, slightly flattened, 3-3.5 in., yellow fruits, best described as a citrus taste. |
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TOMATO BANANA LEGGS |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
72-90 |
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| Indeterminate, lacy foliage, 4 inch long, yellow, paste-like fruit resembles a banana, 8-10 per lb, heirloom. |
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TOMATO BAXTER'S BUSH CHERRY |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO BEEF MAESTRO F1 |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
80 |
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| With deep oblate, extremely large red fruit, Beef Maestro F1 weighs and average of 14 ounces. This is an indeterminate plant. A tasty extra large beefsteak comparable to Beefmaster F1. |
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TOMATO BEEFSTEAK |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
62-115 |
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| Fair Cover, Flat solid meaty juicy and bright-red, 10 oz, some to 2 lb, excellent slicer, rich sub-acid flavor, rather rough and somewhat ribbed, for home gardeners. |
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TOMATO BEST BOY BUSH F1 |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO BEST BOY F1 |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
75 |
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| With a mid-early maturity of 75 days, Best Boy F1 is an 8 ounce deep globe red fruited tomato. The plant habit is indeterminate and has multiple disease resistances. An excellent choice for mid-early production. |
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TOMATO BI-COLOR CHERRY |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
78 |
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| Indeterminate, small round cherry type, heirloom |
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TOMATO BIG RAINBOW |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
80-102 |
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| Heirloom from Polk County, Minnesota, indeterminate, 6 foot plants, huge rib-shouldered golden fruits with streaks of red russing through the flesh, fully ripened fruits are gold on stem end, red on blossom end, some weigh up to 2 pounds, subject to cracks and catfacing but has superb flavor. |
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TOMATO BLACK F1 |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO BLACK FROM TULA |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
75-85 |
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| Indeterminate, largest of the black tomatoes, 4-5 inches, flattened fruit, 8-12 ounces, dark brown to purple with green shoulders, rich smoky flavor, sets fruit well in hot weather, rare Russian heirloom. |
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TOMATO BLACK KRIM |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
69-90 |
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| Plant must be staked or caged, flattened, globe shaped, 8-12 oz., dark red-purple fruit with delicate skin, green shoulders, green tinted flesh, full flavor with slight saltiness that enhances the taste, very juicy. |
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TOMATO BLACK PLUM |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO BLACK PRINCE |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
70-90 |
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| Indeterminate vines, smooth round fruits, deep garnet skin color, dark red to brown flesh color, tender, juicy and flavorful, harvest when shoulders are dark and still show a trace of green. |
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TOMATO BLACK RUSSIAN |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
75-80 |
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| Semi-determinate, thin brownish skin, red-pink purple flesh, meaty, juicy flavor resembles that of Brandywine, dark purple stripes radiate from blossom end to stem, green shoulders, thrives under cool growing conditions, heirloom. |
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TOMATO BLACK TRUFFLE |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO BONNY BEST |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
66-85 |
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| Old favorite, large open indeterminate plant, poor cover, 6-8 ounce smooth bight-scarlet globes, solid and meaty, variable, either flat culture or staking, widely adapted, especially good in Northern areas, popular for home or market gardens and growing under glass, pre 1934. Introduced in 1908. |
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TOMATO BOX CAR WILLIE |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
80 |
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| Indeterminate, round red fruits, 8-12 ounces, excellent flavor. |
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75 |
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| Large deep oblated 12 ounce indeterminate fruit are flattened beefsteak with great flavor. |
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TOMATO BRADLEY |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
75-85 |
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| Large indeterminate plant, fairly good cover, smooth mild pink 6 oz. slightly flattened globes, resistant to Fusarium Wilt, Alternaria Stem Canker, and Stemphylium. |
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TOMATO BRANDYMASTER F1 |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO BRANDYWINE BLACK (POTATO LEAF) |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
80-120 |
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| Indeterminate, potato leaf, 5 to 8 ounce purple-maroon, oval fruit, deep fruity flavor, pre 1900. |
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TOMATO BRANDYWINE PINK |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
75-100 |
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| Probably from the Ben Quisenberry collection, an old-timer prized for its incredible flavor, medium to large size, 8-16 ounce pink fruits, potato-leaved indeterminate plant, matures late in northern areas, Amish heirloom. |
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TOMATO BRANDYWINE RED (POTATO LEAF) |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
80-100 |
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| Large indeterminate potato leaf vines, deep red fruits, excellent flavor, fruit can weigh up to 2 lbs. |
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TOMATO BRANDYWINE RED (REG LEAF) |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO BRANDYWINE YELLOW |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
76-100 |
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| Indeterminate, fuzzy potato leaf vines, large fruit can weigh up to 2 pounds, excellent flavor for a yellow variety, delicious creamy texture, exceptional quality, heirloom. |
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TOMATO BROWN CHERRY |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
75-82 |
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| Russian variety, better color than other brown/black tomatoes, indeterminate 6 foot plants, oval or plum shaped, 1.5 - 2 inch fruits, deep mahogany to brown, produces steadily and consistenly, color develops best when hot and sunny, very little when dark and rainy. |
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TOMATO BULL'S HEART (COURE DE TORO) |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
87 |
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| Indeterminate 6 ft. plants, large pink oxheart average 4 in., can grow to 3 lbs., only a few large fruits per plant, fruit will rot at stem if temperature gets cold, difficult to grow. |
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TOMATO BUSH BEEFSTEAK |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO CARMELITA F1 |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
74 |
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| Indeterminate plant which produces flat deep oblated 8 ounce pink/red fruits with excellent flavor. Pedigree is based in Freight heirloom varieties. Very tastey. If you like tomatoes, you must taste this one. |
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TOMATO CARO RICH |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
72-80 |
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| Indeterminate, old variety, large 4-6 ounce beefsteak type fruits, rich deep-golden color, high carotene content, very low acid, too late for Northern areas. |
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TOMATO CELEBRATION F1 |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
72 |
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| An adaptable vigorous determinate tomato that is great for the commercial or home garden markets. Celebration F1 is a large red deep oblate fruit, usually having an average weight of 8 ounces. Disease resistant. Fruit are very uniform and are high quality. |
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TOMATO CHARLIE CHAPLIN |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO CHEROKEE |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO CHEROKEE PINK |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO CHEROKEE PURPLE |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
72-90 |
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| Relatively short, indeterminate vines, purple-pink-brown flesh color with green gel when not fully ripe, flattened globes, 10-12 oz., flavorful. |
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TOMATO CONTAINER'S CHOICE F1 |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO COUSTOLUTO GENOVESE |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO COUSTRALEE |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
82 |
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| Indeterminate, meaty, smooth fruit, 4 in. across. |
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TOMATO CREOLE |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO CURRANT GOLD RUSH |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO CURRANT RED |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
65-80 |
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| Indeterminate, vigorous vines with heavy foliage, red currant-sized fruits grow in clusters, intensely sweet flavor, perfect for salads. |
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TOMATO CURRANT SWEET PEA |
| Lycopersion esculentum | |
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TOMATO CURRANT YELLOW |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
69 |
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| Indeterminate, .5 in. globes, yellow skin and flesh, not a true currant. |
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TOMATO DELICIOUS |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO DINNER PLATE |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO DIXIE GOLDEN GIANT |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
85-100 |
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| Giant golden-yellow tomato, sweet mild taste, good for slicing, vigorous grower, some fruits weigh 2-2.5 pounds, grown by an Amish family since the 1930s. |
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TOMATO DJENA LEE'S GOLDEN GIRL |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
80 |
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| Family heirloom since 1929, won First Prize at the Chicago Fair 10 years in a row, indeterminate, yellow-orange fruits, richly balanced sweet tangy flavor. |
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TOMATO DURZBA |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
75-95 |
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| Indeterminate, name means friendship in Bulgarian, fruits are 4 inch round and slightly flattenend, 8-16 ounces, bright red with pink-gold shoulders, blemsih-free, very good flavor is sweet yet tart, high acid, heavy set continues throughout the season. |
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TOMATO DUTCHMAN |
| lycopersicon esculentum | |
80-85 |
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| Indeterminate, large flat purplish pink fruits, mild flavor, almost solid meat with few seeds, mid season. |
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TOMATO EARLY CASCADE |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO EARLY DOLL F1 |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
59 |
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| This very early 5-ounce fruit. Early Doll F1 is a bright red globe shaped tomato with excellent flavor. Every grower or gardener needs an early maturing variety like this one. An early tomato with flavor is a real find. |
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TOMATO EL DORADO F1 |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
65 |
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| Hybird indeterminate yellow san marzano. The 4 ounce long pear shaped fruit are excellent for fresh or canning use. |
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TOMATO ELBERTA PEACH |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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| Vigorous determinate plants are light-green with heavy pubescense, fruit are red with orange striping on skin, oblate shaped with pubescence, 3 ounces, tends to contain reversions. |
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TOMATO EVA PURPLE BALL |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
70-78 |
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| Heirloom from the Black Forest region of Germany, smooth round fruits weigh 4-5 oz., blemish-free, tender texture, peels easily, does very well in hot humid areas, excellent resistance to foliar and fruit diseases, from the late 1800s. |
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TOMATO EVERGREEN |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
72-80 |
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| Green when ripe, vigorous indeterminate vines, very solid med-large fruits, 10-16 oz., delicious mild flavor, for slicing frying pickling or making conserves. |
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TOMATO FLAME |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
80-85 |
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| Indeterminate, beefsteak size fruit with red streaks throughout rose-gold flesh, rich tangy flavor, crack resistant, beautiful when sliced, from West Virginia |
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TOMATO FLAME F1 |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO FLAME' ORANGE |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
70-90 |
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| Indeterminate, beautiful salad tomato, apricot shaped fruit, lovely persimmon-orange color inside and out, sweet intense flavor with fruity overtones, 2-3 ounce fruit borne in clusters, 1.5 inch diamter, french heirloom |
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TOMATO FLORADADE |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO FLORADEL |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO FRIED GREEN TOMATO F1 |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO GARDEN PEACH |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
75-85 |
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| Indeterminate, small (1.5-2.5 inch) round slightly flattened fuzzy fruit with yellow-pink blush, mild flavor improves with storage, vigorous, good keeper, heirloom. |
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TOMATO GARDENER'S DELIGHT |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
50-80 |
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| Vigorous indeterminate plants, best if staked, clusters of 6-12 bright-red fruit, .75-1.5 inches, round, has a tendency to crack, sweet flavor, bears until frost, German-bred. |
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TOMATO GEORGIA STREAK |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
85-90 |
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| Indeterminate vines, yellow flesh blushed with red, red core on blossom end, 1-2 pounds, heirloom from Georgia. |
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TOMATO GERMAN HEAD |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO GERMAN JOHNSON |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
76-80 |
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| Heirloom, one of the 4 parent lines of Mortgage Lifter, indeterminate large rough fruits averaging .75-1.5 lbs., pink skin with yellow shoulders, very mild, low acid, very meaty, few seeds, heavy yields, good slicing or canning fair disease resistant. |
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TOMATO GERMAN JOHNSON POTATO LEAF |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO GERMAN ORANGE STRAWBERRY |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO GIANT BELGIUM PINK |
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82-90 |
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| Indeterminate, huge, dark pink, 1.5-2 lbs average, some almost 5 lbs., smooth blossom end, mild flavor, solid meat, mid season, so sweet that some people make wine from it. |
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TOMATO GIANT BELGIUM YELLOW |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO GIANT TREE |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
80-90 |
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| Italian potato leaf, vigorous 10-18 feet vines, strong stems, heavy thick leaves, smooth tender mild globes, few seeds, 1-2 pounds, pinkish/red.
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TOMATO GLACIER |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
56-90 |
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| Spreading determinate plant, 2.5-3 in. crack free fruits ripen evenly, very sweet and flavorful, may appear weed like at first. |
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TOMATO GOLD NUGGET |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
55-70 |
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| Early, determinate, unifore compact plants 24 in. tall average, bright golden fruits ping pong ball size, many seedless fruits, mild flavor, prolific. |
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TOMATO GOLDEN PONDEROSA |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO GOLDEN QUEEN |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
65-80 |
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| Indeterminate, large smooth waxy yellow orange fruits, 8-12 oz., meaty, few seeds, sweet mild flavor, low acid. |
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TOMATO GOLDEN ROMA |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
75-90 |
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| Indeterminate, 3-4 inch elongated yellow fruits with sweet flavor, excellent for sun-drying, fruit are shaped like a yellow San Marzano type, early maturing, heavy yeild. |
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TOMATO GOLDEN SUNBURST |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
80 |
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| Indeterminate vine, excellent quality 3 in. golden fruit, suited for fresh market or home garden. |
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TOMATO GOLDEN SUNRISE |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
75-78 |
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| Indeterminate plant, smooth med-sized yellow fruits, tangy distinctive flavor especially good for a yellow type, average disease tolerant. |
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TOMATO GOLDIE |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
85-100 |
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| Very vigorous indeterminate vines, huge golden slightly flattened globes, smooth blossom ends, mild fine flavor, mostly giants, possibly a yellow version of Giant Belgium. |
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TOMATO GREAT WHITE |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
80-85 |
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| Vigorous heavy indeterminate foliage, large white fruits, 14-16 oz., mild, low acid flavor, few seeds, ripens midseason, heirloom. |
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TOMATO GREEN GRAPE |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
70-87 |
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| Old fashioned bush tomato, Yellow Pear x Evergreen, distinctive small green yellow fruits borne in clusters of 4-12, resembles large Muscat grapes, green flesh, easily cultivated. |
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TOMATO GREEN SAUSAGE |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO GREEN ZEBRA |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
75-90 |
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| Determinate, yellow-green, 1.5-2.5 inch fruits with dark green vertical stripes, emerald-green flesh with mild but not bland flavor, very productive. |
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TOMATO GREEN ZEBRA GIANT |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO GULF STATE MARKET |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO HEIRLOOM YELLOW F1 |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO HILLBILLY POTATO LEAF |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO HILLBILLY REG LEAF |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
85-94 |
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| Indeterminate, smooth, ribbed, 4-5 inch beefsteak fruits, 1-2 pounds, yellow-orange with red streaks, low acid, Ohio heirloom originally from West Virginis. |
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TOMATO HOMESTEAD |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO HONEYBEE F1 |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
60 |
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| Exceptionally sweet, round bright yellow cherry tomato has a 1-inch diameter. This semi-vining tomato can literally have dozens of delicious ripe fruit set on its multiple branch clusters. Perfect for adding color to your salads.
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TOMATO ITALIAN BEEFSTEAK |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
75-85 |
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| Indeterminate, large red beefsteak, 1-2 pounds, meaty flesh, few seeds, intense balanced flavor, heirloom |
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TOMATO ITALIAN ROMA |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO JUBILATION F1 |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
70 |
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| Large deep golden globe fruits on indeterminate vines. Weighs 6 oz. on average, and has multiple disease resistance. Like most orange tomatoes, the fruit are firm and very flavorful. |
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TOMATO JUBILEE |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
72-85 |
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| Med-sized indeterminate plants, narrow foliage and fair cover, golden orange slightly flattened globes, 2.25-2.75 x 2.5-3.5 in. diameter, 6-7 oz., meaty thick walls, solid, few seeds, mild but good tomato flavor, heavy yields, home garden and local market, not for the far North, grow on the ground or use short stakes. |
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TOMATO JUNE PINK |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO KELLOGG'S BREAKFAST |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
80-85 |
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| Heirloom tomato, indeterminate vines, large orange beefsteak with outstanding flavor. |
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TOMATO KENTUCKY BEEFSTEAK |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO LADYBUG F1 |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
65 |
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| Intermediate plant habit, 1 ounce red cherry tomatoes have excellent flavor, very sweet. Crack Resistant, widely adapted. |
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TOMATO LEMON DROP F1 |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
68 |
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| Indeterminate plant, profuse clusters of yellow plum shaped grape tomatoes, .5 ounce fruit size 1"x3/4" , should be trellised or staked, excellent greenhouse variety. |
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TOMATO LILLIAN'S YELLOW |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
95-98 |
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| Indeterminate, potato leaf, globe shape fruits up to 16 oz. each, rich flavor, heirloom. |
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TOMATO LIME GREEN SALAD |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
58-85 |
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| Compact, ruogse plant bears juicy, 2.5-3 ounce fruits, beautiful lime-green flesh with tangy flavor, skin turns from apple-green to yellow-green when ripe, early. |
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TOMATO MANITOBA |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
58-80 |
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| Non-staking bush type, medium-large smooth firm bright-red fruits, 6 ounces, very productive, F1 and V resistant, developed for southern Canadian praries |
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TOMATO MANYEL |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
75-91 |
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| Indeterminate, lemon yellow, flattened globes, 8-12 oz., outstanding rich taste. |
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TOMATO MARGLOBE |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
73-77 |
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| Better size and uniformity, less cracking and better color around stem, deep scarlet smooth globes, for humid climates, home, market, can or shipping, Fusarium Wilt, bright, and rust resistant. |
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TOMATO MARION |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
70-78 |
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| Rutgers type but earlier, larger and more disease free, FW GLS ST and crack resistant, sole tolerance to AB, medium-large strong indeterminate vines, good cover, medium-large smooth dark-scarlet slightly deep globes, small blossom end scar, high yeilds, adapted to the Southeast, home or market. |
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TOMATO MARIZOL GOLD |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO MARIZOL PURPLE |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO MARTINO'S ROMA |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
75-90 |
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| Determinate plants, rugose foliage, paste tomato, 1.5 x 2.5 in., dry meaty flesh, few seeds, blossom end rot resistant, Italy |
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TOMATO MARVEL STRIPE |
| Lycopersicon escuolentum | |
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TOMATO MINI ORANGE |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO MINI YELLOW CHERRY |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO MONARCH F1 |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
63 |
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| Hybrid orange cherry, indeterminate plant sets fruit in clusters. Very sweet. Nice color to package with red and yellow cherry tomatoes in clam shells. |
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TOMATO MONEYMAKER |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO MORTGAGE LIFTER |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
83-90 |
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| Old-timer still in demand, indeterminate, large well shaped fruits, 1 lb., dark-pink skin, very meaty, few seeds, much like Giant Belgium but not quite as big. |
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TOMATO MORTGAGE LIFTER RED |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO MOUNTAIN GOLD |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
72 |
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| Determinate, deep yellow tangerine 3.5 in. fruits, mild low acid flavor, superior in both appearance and holding quality. |
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TOMATO MOUNTAIN PRIDE F1 |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO MOUNTAIN PRINCESS |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO MR. STRIPEY |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO MULE TEAM |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO NEBRASKA WEDDING |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
90-105 |
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| Indeterminate vines, attractive, 3-4 in. globes, orange skin and flesh, wonderfully balanced sweet/acid flavor, good for commercial production. |
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TOMATO NECTARINE |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO NEW YORKER |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
60-75 |
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| Bush Beefsteak type, vigorous med-small compact determinate plant, smooth meaty 4-6 oz scarlet globes, well colored, sets early, uniform concentrate ripening, adapted to Northern short season areas. |
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TOMATO NEW ZEALAND PASTE |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO OLD BROOKS |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO OLD GERMAN |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
75 |
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| Indeterminate, yellow fruits with a red center visible on the surface and throughout the core, often weigh over a pound, outstanding flavor, few seeds, not a heavy producer, not drought tolerant. |
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TOMATO OLPAKA |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
85 |
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| Indeterminate, solid, meaty fruit, 9-11 oz., looks like a long red pepper, good for sauce. |
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TOMATO OMARS LEBANESE |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
80 |
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| Indeterminate, large, pink, irregular, flattened fruit to 5 in., 1-1.5 lbs., sweet flavor seems to be expressed best in northern areas while the quality is more variable in southern areas. |
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TOMATO ORANGE BANANA |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
85 |
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| Indeterminate, 2-4 in. long paste tomatoes with pointed ends, unique orange color, sweet flavor, excellent for drying. |
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TOMATO ORANGE EGG |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO ORANGE PASTE |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO ORANGE PIXIE F1 |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
70 |
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| A delicious dwarf determinate tomato with rugoso leaves, Orange Pixie F1 is an excellent choice for growing in containers and patio gardens. This deep oblate golden orange fruit weighs 4 ounces. Resistant to ASC, F1, ST. |
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TOMATO ORANGE QUEEN |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
65-70 |
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| The standard for early orange slicers, open determinate vines, bright orange beefsteak fruits, 4-6 oz., mild flavor, early maturing. |
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TOMATO ORANGE ROMA |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO OREGON SPRING |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO OXHEART GIANT |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO OXHEART ORANGE |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
80-90 |
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| Excellent orange version of Pink Oxheart, large vines are best when caged to protect fruit from sunscald, heart shaped fruit, firm solid flesh, few seeds. |
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TOMATO OXHEART PINK |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
75 |
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| Indeterminate, heart shaped fruit, meaty and flavor, 12 oz. fruits. |
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TOMATO OXHEART RED |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
80-85 |
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| Indeterminate, fine feathery leaves, 10-12 oz fruit, heart shaped pinkish-red fruits, meaty, mild sweet flavor, long season |
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TOMATO OXHEART STRIPED |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO OXHEART YELLOW |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO PATIO ORANGE |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
50 |
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| Slightly flattened globes, deep orange, good disease resistant |
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TOMATO PEACH BLOW SUTTON |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO PERONE |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO PERSIMMON |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
80-96 |
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| Heirloom, yellow beefsteak type, indeterminate, very large, persimmon colored fruit is uniform and blemish free, low acid, small cavity, very flavorful. |
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TOMATO PINEAPPLE |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO PINK ACCORDIAN |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO PINK PEAR |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO PINK PING PONG |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
75 |
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| Indeterminate, 2 x 2 inch round pink fruit the size of a ping pong ball, great flavor, highly productive. |
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TOMATO PINK STUFFER |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO PLUM LEMON |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
75-95 |
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| Indeterminate, 4-5 ft. plants, bright yellow, 3 x 2 in. diameter fruits with two distinct chambers, plum or lemon shaped with a point on the tip. |
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TOMATO POLISH PASTE |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO PONDEROSA PINK |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO PONDEROSA YELLOW |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
78-90 |
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| Heirloom, indeterminate, some what rough large cored yellow gold fruits, fruits weigh over a pound, shows well until late summer, not very tolerant of foliage diseases, best suited for cage culture. |
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TOMATO PORTER |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
65-78 |
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| Large indeterminate plants, fair cover, medium-small red deep-globes, mid-season, sunburn and crack resistant, heavy yeilds on all soils even when hot and dry, bears until frost. |
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TOMATO PORTER IMP. |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
65-78 |
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| Heavy yields in high temperatures and low humidity, large indeterminate plants, 4 ounce deep-red globes, larger than Porter but same setting ability, ASC resistant, excellent keeping quality, V and F1 resistant.
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TOMATO PRINCIPE BORGHESE |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
70-75 |
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| Tomato used for sun drying in Italy, 1-2 oz. plum shaped fruits with pointy ends borne in clusters, very meaty with little juice and few seeds, determinate vine needs support, good processing variety, in dry areas branches of these tomatoes can be hung up to dry until leathery. |
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TOMATO PRUDENS PURPLE |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
67-85 |
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| Indeterminate, potato leaf plants, 1 lb. fruits with distinctive ridges, dark-pink skin color, firm meaty crimson flesh, no cracking, few seeds, widely adapted. |
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TOMATO PURPLE CALABASH |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
80-90 |
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| Novelty, prolific, drought tolerant plants, small ruffled purple-pink fruits blushed bronze or chocolate brown when ripe, 5-6 oz. average weight, intense flavor, fairly crack resistant, stores well. |
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TOMATO PURPLE PRINCE |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO QUARTER CENTURY |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO RAINBOW CHERRY |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO RED BEACON F1 |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
69 |
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| 4-5 ounce red tomatoes that grow in chlusters on indeterminate plants. Fruit have a nice round shape, with bright red color. A perfect farmers market variety is also well suited for on the vine production. Extended shelf life, excellent flavor. |
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TOMATO RED CHERRY LARGE |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
70-80 |
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| Strong vigorous indeterminate plants, small round red fruits, 1 in. diameter average, borne in large clusters, bears all summer for a long harvest period, widely used shipper, heavy yielder, fine flavor, raw or in salads. |
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TOMATO RED CHERRY SMALL |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO RED GOLD STRIPE |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO RED PEACH |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO RED PEAR |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO RED PLUM |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO RED PONDEROSA |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO RED RUSSIAN |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO RED STRAWBERRY |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
80-85 |
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| Indeterminate plant with open growth habit, light foliage cover, color and shape resembles strawberries, 3 inches wide by 3.5 inches long, 10 ounces, meaty flesh with little juice, few seeds, old-fashioned tomato flavor with a lingering sweetness, German heirloom, pre-1900 |
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TOMATO RED ZEBRA F1 |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
60 |
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| Unique 5 ounce indeterminate red/yellow round fruit with yellow stripes. Highly prolific yields with great taste. |
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TOMATO RIESENTRAUBE |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
76-85 |
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| German heirloom, name translates "giant bunch of grapes", compact indeterminate plant with good foliage cover, up to 350 flowers per cluster which produces bunches of 20-40 1.5 x 1.25 inch red fruits, flavor resembles a beefsteak tomato. |
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TOMATO ROMA |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO RUSSIAN BLACK |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO RUTGERS VF |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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| Rutgers (Imp) VF - 73-86 days to maturity, adds FW and VW resistance to the old Rugters lines, more compact, strong vigorous determinate vines, generally upgraded large fruits, bright red 6-8 ounce globes, excellent early variety for canning and juicing.
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TOMATO SAN MARZANO DET. |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO SAN MARZANO ID |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
70-90 |
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| Large indeterminate vines, good cover, rectangular flat-sided intensely red fruits, 1.5 x 3.5-4 inches long, borne in clusters, holds well on vine or in storage, crack resistant, excellent for paste or puree or canning, processor favorite due to high solids, Italy. |
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TOMATO SANTIAM |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
58-75 |
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| Extra early, determinate 30 inch plants, mostly seedless 4-5 ounce fruits, good quality, mild, slightly acid, sweet and juicy, abundant yeilds, good home garden and fresh market. |
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TOMATO SAUSAGE |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO SIBERIA |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
40-70 |
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| Russian, vigorous determinate, early, oval to egg shaped, high color, heavy crops of Red 3 - 4 oz. fruits. |
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TOMATO SILETZ |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
52-75 |
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| Improved Oregon Spring type with a somewhat more vigorous plant and earlier ripening fruit, 8-16 ounce, blemish free, determinate vines, resistant to V and F1, better resistance to cracking and cat facing. |
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TOMATO SILVERY FIR TREE |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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| Unique, 24 inch plant with unusual dissected foliage that looks like a carrot top, heavy crops of round, flattened 2-3.5 inch red fruit, Russian origin |
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TOMATO SOLDACKI |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
75 |
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| Indeterminate, potato leaf, dark pink, flattened fruits, up to 1 pound, thin skin, firm flesh. low acid, brought to Ohio from Poland, 1900 |
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TOMATO SPANISH PASTE |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO STRIPED CAVERN |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
80-100 |
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| Indeterminate, firm blocky thick-walled fruits, very meaty, core is near the stem, average 8 ounces at maturity, abundant yields, keeps 4 weeks when harvested ripe -- longer if semi-ripe, good home-grown flavor for eating fresh, superb for stuffing, firm walls do not split or crumble. |
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TOMATO STRIPED GERMAN |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
78-90 |
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| Medium tall indeterminate plants, red and yellow skin and flesh color, huge fruits up to 2.5 pounds, fruity flavor, beautiful sliced, ripens in late August and September in the North, from Hampshire County, WV. |
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TOMATO STRIPED PASTE |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO STRIPED STUFFER |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
85-90 |
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| Stuffing tomato with strong walls, 6 ounce fruit, red striped with orange. |
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TOMATO STUPICE |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
52-85 |
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| Indeterminate potato leaf vines to 4 ft., small to medium sized, 3-6 oz. fruits, very early, exceptional flavor, good yielder, good in cool weather. |
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TOMATO SUB ARTIC PLENTY |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO SUGAR LUMP |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO SUGAR PLUM F1 |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
105 |
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| Hybrid "grape" tomato. Indeterminate, very heavy yeilding, 3/4 - 1 inch red plum shaped, very sweet and tasty fruit. Sets in clusters. |
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TOMATO SUN DROP |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
70-76 |
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| Indeterminate, small globular deep orange fruits, 1.75 in. diameter, firm meaty and sweet, resist cracking or bursting even late in the season. |
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TOMATO SUNNY BOY F1 |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
70 |
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| Bright yellow 6 ounce fruits with few seeds. Very sweet flavor, fruits are globe shaped and firm plus will ship well. Determinate plants sets well in many conditions. |
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TOMATO SUNRAY |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
72-91 |
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| Vigorous large sturdy indeterminate vines, heavy foliage, mild but rich flavor, same size and color and quality as Jubilee plus highly resistant to Fusarium Wilt, flavor rivals the best reds, usually staked, widely adapted. |
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TOMATO SUPER GREEN ZEBRA F1 |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO SUPER ITALIAN PASTE |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO SUPER SIOUX |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
70 |
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| Rather open medium-sized indeterminate plant, fair cover, smooth thick-walled fleshy 4 ounce red globes, ACS resistant, sets well during high temperatures, good for hot dry areas, old-time acid flavor. |
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TOMATO SWEETIE |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO TANGERINE |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
80-85 |
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| Flavorful enough to live up to its tart name, deep yellow-orange beefsteak-type fruit with tangerine shape, meaty flesh, high yields. |
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TOMATO TASTEMASTER F1 |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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| This delicious pink tomato with green shoulders is on an indeterminate vine. This sweet, succulent deep oblate tomato offers outstanding flavor in its 7-ounce fruit. With multiple disease resistance, Tastemaster F1 is perfect for home gardeners looking for a flavorful addition to their garden. |
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TOMATO THESSALONIKI |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
66-80 |
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| Developed in Greece, indeterminate plant needs staking, uniform baseball-sized smooth solid red fruits, 4-6 ounces, resistant to sunburn and cracks and spots, perfect blossom ends, mild, will not rot when ripe, introduced to the US in the 1950s |
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TOMATO TIFFEN MENNONITE |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
75-85 |
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| Potato leaf plant, large, dark pink fruit with outstanding flavor amd smooth texture, up to 4 inches in diameter, heirloom |
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TOMATO TIGERELLA |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
55-75 |
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| Indeterminate plants, huge crops of red fruits with orange stripes, 1.5-2 inches, immature fruits are light green with dark green stripes, tangy tomato flavor. |
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TOMATO TIGERETTE RED CHERRY |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO TIGERETTE YELLOW CHERRY |
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TOMATO TINY TIM |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
45-75 |
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| Small tree-like determinate plants, 8-16 inches tall x 6-12 inch diameter, .75-1.5 inch scarlet fruits, used primarily for container culture, matures fruits when planted in a 3 inch pot, ASC and ST resistant, rugose leaf, ornamental and productive, for pots and small spaces. |
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TOMATO TINY TOTEM |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO TOMATILLO GRANDE RIO VERDE |
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| A special selection of Tomatillo that will yield large fruit on a medium determinate plant. The fruit are 90 grams, globe shaped, and have a high yield potential. Recommended for fresh market and the processing market.
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TOMATO TOMATILLO GROUND CHERRY |
| Physalis pruinosa | |
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| sweet ripe flavor, for hot desserts and preserves, .75 inch diameter, easilty removed papery husks, prolific yield bears until frost.
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TOMATO TOMATILLO PINEAPPLE |
| Physalis pruinosa | |
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| Eastern European relative of the Mexican tomatillo, bushy spreading plants grow 12-18 inches tall, marble-sized pineapple-flavored fruits encased in husks, good for jams and pies. |
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TOMATO TOMATILLO PURPLE |
| Physalis ixocarpa | |
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| Rare heirloom variety, smaller 1 inch fruit has sharper flavor than green tomatillo, makes attractive purple salsa, easy to grow. |
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TOMATO TOMATILLO VERDE |
| Physalis ixocarpa | |
60-95 |
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| Vines grow 8 ft. or longer, 2-3 in. fruits, adds unique sweet sour flavor to Mexican dishes, green fruit is enclosed in a papery husk. |
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TOMATO TOMMY TOE |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
70 |
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| Indeterminate plants produce hundreds of apricot size fruits over an extended period, excellent flavor, resists early and late blight. |
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TOMATO TOTEM |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
70 |
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| Dwarf plant grows 10-12 inches tall, bright red cherry tomatoes, .75 inch diameter. |
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TOMATO TRAVELER 76 |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO TRIP-L-CROP |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
90 |
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| Large crimson fruits grow to 6 in. across, meaty, good for slicing and canning, very productive, up to 2 bushels per plant, not disease resistant. |
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TOMATO TUMBLER |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
55-65 |
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| Early maturing,simi bush habit plant, well suited for container gardening. Produces high yields of red cherry size fruit, 1 - 1.5 inch diameter, which cascade over hanging baskets. |
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TOMATO WATERMELON BEEFSTEAK |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
75-95 |
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| Indeterminate vines, extremely meaty, pink skin, purplish red mild flesh, some weigh 2 lbs. and more, large oblong fruits give it its name, up to 50 lbs. of fruit per vine. |
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TOMATO WHITE BEAUTY |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO WHITE CHERRY |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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| Indeterminate, pale yellow-ivory fruit, 1 ounce, huge yield. |
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TOMATO WHITE SNOWBALL |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO WHITE WONDER |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO WINSALL |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
80 |
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| Flavorful old variety with potato leaf foliage, large pink, slightly flattened fruits, few seeds, low yeilds but worth growing for excellent taste. |
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TOMATO WISCONSIN 55 |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO YELLOW BELL |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO YELLOW DELICIOUS |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO YELLOW PEACH |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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| Indeterminate, yellow, 1.5 in., round fruit with fuzzy skin like a peach, mild fruity flavor, productive. |
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TOMATO YELLOW PEAR |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO YELLOW PERFECTION |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
70-75 |
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| Determinate, sweet yellow fruits, prone to cracking and sholder scratches in wet weather. |
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TOMATO YELLOW PING PONG |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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| Glowing golden balls. |
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TOMATO YELLOW PLUM |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
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TOMATO YELLOW STUFFER |
| Lycopersicon esculentum | |
76-90 |
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| Indeterminate plants, 3 in. fruits, resembles a golden pepper with seeds clustered near the top, insides of fruit removes easily for stuffing. |
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TURNIP GOLDEN GLOBE |
| Brassica rapa | |
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TURNIP PURPLE TOP WHITE GLOBE |
| Brassica rapa | |
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TURNIP SEVEN TOP |
| Brassica rapa | |
45-50 |
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| Used only for greens, tough woody inedible roots, dark-green cutleaf 16-22 inch tops, usually grown as a winter annual for spring greens and sprouts, very popular in the South, pre 1800. |
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WATERMELON ALLSWEET |
| Citrullus lanatus | |
90-104 |
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| Developed from a sister line of Crimson Sweet, similar except for elongated shape, 17-19 inches long by 7 inch diamter, averages 25-28 pounds, tough .75 inch yellowish green rind with dark-green broken stripes, resistant to FW AN1 AN3, stands long in the field without becoming overripe, few small seeds, excellent shipper. |
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WATERMELON BABY DOLL F1 |
| Citrullus lanatus | |
70 |
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| A new yellow fleshed hybrid, 6-10 lb. fruits are perfect for the ice box. Green rind with small dark stripes, small brown-black seeds, compare with Yellow Doll or Yellow Baby. |
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WATERMELON BLACK DIAMOND |
| Citrullus lanatus | |
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WATERMELON CAL SWEET |
| Citrullus lanatus | |
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WATERMELON CAL SWEET SUPREME PVP |
| Citrullus lanatus | |
90 |
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| A melon with very dark stripes, fruit are long and blocky, producing 30-35 lb. melons. Flesh is dark red with medium small brown seeds. It has unique non-lobed leaves that protect the fruit from sunburn. |
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WATERMELON CAROLINA CROSS 180 |
| Citrullus lanatus | |
110 |
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| This huge elongated fruit weighs 150-200 pounds. The rind color is light green with red flesh. Carolina Cross is a diploid watermelon. |
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WATERMELON CHARLESTON GREY |
| Citrullus lanatus | |
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WATERMELON CONGO |
| Citrullus lanatus | |
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WATERMELON CREAM OF SASKATCHEWAN |
| Citrullus lanatus | |
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WATERMELON CRIMSON SWEET |
| Citrullus lanatus | |
70 |
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| An early red diploid hybrid with excellent red flesh. The rine color is light green with dark narrow stripes. It is a round 6-9 pound melon. |
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WATERMELON DIXIE QUEEN |
| Citrullus lanatus | |
70-90 |
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| Thin tough rind, light green striped with dark green, 15-16 x 12-13 in. diameter, 30-50 lbs., firm bright scarlet flesh, small white seeds, almost seedless, very vigorous and productive, uniform size and appearance, good shipper Fusarium Wilt resistant. |
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WATERMELON EARLY CRIMSON TREAT |
| Citrullus lanatus | |
70 |
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| Small Crimson Sweet type with excellent red flesh, 6-9 pounds, round melons, rind is green with stripes. |
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WATERMELON FLORIDA GIANT |
| Citrullus lanatus | |
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WATERMELON GARRISONIAN |
| Citrullus lanatus | |
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WATERMELON GEORGIA RATTLESNAKE |
| Citrullus lanatus | |
90 |
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| Old Southern favorite prized for its size, productiveness, and eating quality, 22 x 10 in. diameter, 38-50 lbs., thin very tough rind, light green with irregularly mottled dark green Rattlesnake like stripes, firm sweet bright rose flesh, dull white seeds with black tips, excellent shipper. |
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WATERMELON IMPERIAL F1 |
| Citrullus lanatus | |
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| A hybrid diploid watermelon with an excellent yield of 18-21 lb. fruit. The deep red flesh is very sweet and has small black seeds. The rind is medium green with dark stripes. Compare to Carnival. |
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WATERMELON JUBILEE |
| Citrullus lanatus | |
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WATERMELON KLECKLY SWEET |
| Citrullus lanatus | |
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WATERMELON KLONDIKE GREEN |
| Cirtullus lanatus | |
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WATERMELON KLONDIKE STRIPED |
| Citrullus lanatus | |
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WATERMELON MAJESTY F1 |
| Citrullus lanatus | |
80 |
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| A melon with very dark stripes, fruit are long and blocky, producing 22-23 lb. melons. Flesh is dark red with small brown seeds. Majesty F1 has vigorous leaves that protect the fruit from sunburn. Compare to Fiesta and Sangria. |
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WATERMELON MOON & STARS RED |
| Citrullus lanatus | |
95-100 |
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| large oval 40-pound fruits, dark green skin speckled with bright-yellow splashes ranging from star to moon size, leaves are also speckled, very sweet bright-red flesh. |
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WATERMELON MOON & STARS YELLOW |
| Citrullus lanatus | |
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WATERMELON ROYALTY F1 |
| Citrullus lanatus | |
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| An early maturing diploid hybrid which produces 22-26 lb. red fleshed fruit. The rind is dark green with pale green stripes. Royalty F1 has excellent uniformity and taste. Makes a very good pollinator with an extended flowering period. Compare to Royal Sweet.
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WATERMELON SUGAR BABY |
| Citrullus lanatus | |
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WATERMELON TENDERSWEET ORANGE |
| Citrullus lanatus | |
90 |
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| Oblong 18 x 12 inch diameter fruits, medium-thick light-green rind with dark-green stripes, 35-40 pounds, deep-orange flesh, high sugar, white seed with black markings and tips, great market variety. |
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WATERMELON TREASURE CHEST F1 |
| Citrullus lanatus | |
80 |
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| A new yellow triploid seedless hybrid with very sweet, bright yellow flesh. The rind color in light green with narrow dark stripes. A round 6-9 lb. melon. |
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WATERMELON TRIPLE CROWN F1 |
| Citrullus lanatus | |
80 |
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| Red fleshed triploid (seedless) watermelon with green rind and dark green striping. Red flesh is firm and crisp. 18-20 pound fruit are oval and slightly elongated. Compare to Tri X 313, Millionaire, and 52-44. Excellent yield and fruit quality. |
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WATERMELON TRIPLE GOLD F1 |
| Citrullus lanatus | |
78 |
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| An early yellow triploid seedless hybrid with deep golden yellow flesh. The rind color is light green with dark green stripes. This round melon is 8-10 pounds. |
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WATERMELON TRIPLE PLAY F1 |
| Citrullus lanatus | |
75 |
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| An early red triploid seedless hybrid with very sweet bright red flesh. The rind color is light green with narrow dark stripes. A round 7-10 pound melon. This is in the icebox size category which is being requested more and more. |
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WATERMELON TRIPLE PRIZE F1 |
| Citrullus lanatus | |
85 |
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| A triploid watermelon with medium green rind with dark stripes slightly darker than Triple Crown. Flesh is very red and crisp, fruit are oval and set in a concentrated set. Vines are vigorous and give excellent protection from sunburn. Fruit weight approximately 16-18 lbs. |
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WATERMELON TRIPLE SCORE F1 |
| Citrullus Lanatus | |
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WATERMELON TRIPLE STAR F1 |
| Citrullus lanatus | |
82 |
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| Triple Stare has a dark striped rind and deep red flesh. The excellent demarcation and flesh quality will make Triple Star F1 a leader in the industry. High sugars, firm flesh, and virtually no hollow heart, are just a few quality standards easily met by this hybrid. This oval triploid melon weighs 17-19 pounds. |