GRN = Gurney's http://gurneys.com/
JSS = Johnny's Selected Seeds http://www.johnnyseeds.com/
PGS = Pintree Garden Seeds https://www.superseeds.com/
SSE = Seed Savors Exchange http://www.seedsavers.org/
Category | Item | Description | Vendor/Ord# | ||
Tomatoes | Cold Set | Dtrm. 65 day. Frost resistant. Earliest to sow direct. 3”-4” fruit. | GRN #15125 | ||
Delicious | Indt. 77 days. Very large juicy Full flavor.1 lb. plus fruit. Set world record with a 7lb.+ fruit. | GRN #15054 | |||
Current Sweet pea | Indt. 75-80 day. The best red current cherry tomato. Excellent flavor. | SSE #1230 | |||
Italian Heirloom | Indt. 70-80 day. Most productive of large 1lb.+ tomatoes. Full flavor. | SSE #826 | |||
Indt. 80 day. Great for canning. Remembered as one of the best home and market All purpose. | SSE #1059 | ||||
Large Red Cherry | Indt. 75-80 day. Very old strain. Extremely productive. 1.5”-2” fruit. Preferred for whole canning. | SSE #828 | |||
Opalka Polish Torpedo | Indt. 85 day. Circa. 1900. Phenomenal set of 3”x 6” red paste tomatoes. Holds well on vine. | PGS #414 | |||
Brassica | |||||
Cabbage (late variety) | Kroutman (F1) | 73 day. White, hard dense cabbage resistant to splitting. Specifically grown for making sauerkraut. Great for slaw and other uses too. | PGS #64 | ||
Mammoth Red Rock | 98 day. Heirloom 1906. Solid uniform, 8” diameter, 7lb.Very dependable. Red throughout. Small to medium core. Fine Flavor. Largest of the red cabbage. | PGS #5801 | |||
Sprouts | Improved | 85 day. Semi-dwarf no more then 2ft. good yields of 1-2 inch sprouts. Can set 50-100 sprouts per plant. Heirloom 1890 | PGS #52 | ||
Falstaff | 95 day. Open pollinated 2ft. plant with unique purple-red sprouts. Milder then green sprouts. Color intensifies with frost | PGS #53 | |||
Cauliflower | Romanesco (F1) | 75-80 day. Large unique head. The florets form pointed fractal patterns. Amazing fresh taste. Almost nutty. | PGS #W252 | ||
Kohlrabi | Early White | 55 day. Excellent nut-like flavor. Has few leaves. | GRN #14665 | ||
Kossak (F1) | 80 day. Giant 8” diameter. Keeps well storage in cold storage. Sweet ever when large. Peel “skin” before cooking or eating fresh. | JSS #237 | |||
Pac Choi | Joy Choi (F1) | 50 day. Heavy & vigorous. 12-15 inch tall | JSS #507 | ||
Mustard | Green Wave | 50 day. Verdant dark green 2ft. plant. Improves in flavor after light frost. | PGS #192 | ||
Kale | Dwarf Blue Curled Scotch | 55 day. Heirloom 1863. So attractive can be grown for appearance alone. Great flavor. Compact 1ft plant. Sow 4 to1sq ft. | PGS #191 | ||
Turnip | Topper | 35day. Grown primarily for the leaves. Dark green, crisp and delicious. | PGS #433 | ||
Purple Top- White Globe | 55 day. Fine grained and large. Light frost enhances flavor. Good fall crop. | GRN #14722 | |||
Rutabagas | Laurentian | 100 day. 4-6 inch roots are mild, sweet and firm. Excellent keeper. | GRN #66305 | ||
Beets | |||||
Boltardy | 46 days. VERY resistant to bolting. Size of a tennis ball. Color strong. Sweet. | PGS #3201 | |||
Egyptian | 45 day. Heirloom 1880. Large flattened grow mainly above ground. Very Sweet. | PGS #33 | |||
Cylindra | 58 day. 6-8 inch long. 1.5 – 2 inch diam. Great for pickling or slicing fresh. | PGS #30 | |||
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