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Burrell Seed Growers LLC •

Rocky Ford Seed House

Since 1900

2019 Better Seed Catalog

www. BurrellSeeds.com

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www.burrellseeds.com(844) 254-SEED (7333)

Local: (719) 254-3318Fax: (719) 254-3319

Mailing Address:PO Box 150 • Rocky Ford, CO 81067

Store/Shipping Address:405 N. Main St. • Rocky Ford, CO 81067

Our store is open Monday - Friday8:00 a.m. - Noon & 1:00 - 5:00 p.m.

Please stop by. We would love to see you!

June 1st - Nov. 1st 9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.

Your orders receive immediate attention!

We strive to ship out all orders the same day they are received, even during peak season.

TABLE OF CONTENTSArtichoke. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4Asparagus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4Beans . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5Beets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8Broccoli . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9Brussels Sprouts . . . . . . . . . . . . 9Cabbage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10Carrots . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

. . . . . . . . . . . . . 13Celery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13Collards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14Corn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14Cucumbers . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17Eggplant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19Endive . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20Gourds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20Herbs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21Kale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25Kohlrabi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25Leeks. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25Lettuce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26Melons - Cantaloupe . . . . . . . . . 27Melons - Honeydew Type . . . . . . . 30Mixed Melons . . . . . . . . . . . . 30Melons - Watermelon . . . . . . . . 31Mustard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35Okra . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35Onions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36Parsnips . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38Peas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39Peppers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42Pumpkins . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47Radishes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48Rhubarb . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49Salad Greens . . . . . . . . . . . . 50Salsify . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50Spinach. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50Squash . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51Swiss Chard . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55Tomatillo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56Tomatoes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56Turnips. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59Flowers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60Gardening Tools . . . . . . . . . . . 73Planting Time Chart . . . . . . . . . 76Approximate Seed Counts . . . . . . 77Seed required chart . . . . . . . . . 78Plants Per Acre . . . . . . . . . . . 79Shipping Rates . . . . . . . . . . . 79

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119 YEARS OF QUALITY SEEDSHonorable George Washington Swink, founder of Rocky Ford, CO, held the �rst Watermelon Day in 1878. “It was just two years a�er the admission of Colorado as astate that G.W. Swink, a pioneer of the Arkansas Valley, had such a good crop of melons on his ranch that he thought it wouldn't be a bad thing to give his lessfortunate neighbors a taste of them. So he hauled a couple of dozen melons to the nearest rendezvous, the railway station,and he cut them up for his waiting guests

GENEROUS SEED PACKETSWe recently had a phone call inquiring if wewere the company with twice as much seed inour packets. In most cases, we are. Ourscoop sizes catered to large farming families 119years ago and contain the same amount today.majority of our corn, bean and pea packets contain1/4 cup or 1/3 cup of seeds!

140 YEARS OF WATERMELON DAY

DV & Maude Burrell with son James “Harold” Burrellat the A�ermath of 1903 Watermelon Day

upon the dismantled door of an old freight car.”1 About 25 people were present. �e number of excursion trains and the size of the crowds steadily increased up to 1892 when the Arkansas ValleyFair was started. �e Fair and Watermelon Day has several years been honored with the presenceof the Governor and other distinguished citizens.

By 1891, with 8,000 visitors and 10,000 melons, the feast had reached such proportions that it tookplace in a large cottonwnod grove on the edge of town. “...in 1895 the grounds for the melon pile had to be enlarged - some forty wagon teams hauled 20,000 melons and 60,000 cantaloupes to feedthe multitudes, who came by prairieschooners, bicycles and in seventy-�ve coaches on the Santa Fe Railroad.”1

GW Swink exclaimed, “Eat the heartout and we’ll save the seeds!” Here youcan see the A�ermath and men withbuckets to “Save the Seeds”.

�is year’s 141st Watermelon Daywill be held Saturday, August 17th.More info at www.arkvalleyfair.com.1Colorado Magazine, 1953

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ARTICHOKEGreen Globe . . . . . . . . . . . . 10A80 Days from Transplant | Artichokes are a tender perennial in Zone 7.

However, Green Globe artichokes can be started indoors and moved outside whenall danger of frost is past. Plant 4 to 5 artichoke seeds in a 4” or larger pot inJanuary. (Tip - Some refrigerate seeds for two weeks before planting to bring themout of their natural dormant state.) seedlings, leaving the strongest one togrow. Plants should be 8”to 10” tall when moved outside when soil temperature

reaches 60º. Space plants 4 to 5 feet apart, as the plants get quite large. Artichokes prefer welldrained, loamy soil and plenty of water. from periodic feedings and a 3” to 4” layerof mulch. Cut the buds before they bloom or use the purple blooms in dried arrangements.Artichokes can be a crop to raise, but well worth the trouble.

Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $8.60 | 1/4 lb $21.50 | 1/2 lb $31.10Plus Shipping - 1 lb $48.40 | 5 lb $44.40/lb

ASPARAGUS

Asparagus is a cool weather (Zones 4-9), perennial vegetable that takes 2-3years to produce a harvest. However, patience is rewarded by a crop that maylast 20 years. Asparagus seed should be sown in light, sandy soil, early in thespring. Plant 2 to 4 inches apart, 1/2 inch deep in rows 15 to 24 inches apart. Asasparagus germinates slowly, mixing in a few radish seeds to mark the row, aidsin weeding and cultivating. Roots may be transplanted either the following springor in garden for two years.

Dig trenches 6” wide and 6” to 12” inches deep and 4” apart. Create mounds 15” to 18” apart.Spread crowns (roots) over mounds. Cover with two inches of soil, pack tightly and water thoroughly.Gradually the trench as the plants grow. Composted manure may be used in the bottom of thetrench.

Mary Washington . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100AG2 Years | A superior asparagus. An earlier, larger and more uniform strain of Mary Washington.

heads are tighter, stalk green without purple overcast.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $7.20 | 1/4 lb $15.30 | 1/2 lb $21.10

Plus Shipping - 1 lb $30.20 | 5 lb $27.70/lb

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BEANS

Well tended beans are a highly productive crop. Kept watered and picked regularly, one of our generous packets of green bean seeds will provide 20 plus pounds of beans over a season. Plant 1” to 2” deep, 1” to 3” apart, in rows 20” apart, when danger of frost is over. Control weeds with mulching or cultivation until blossoming season. Beans need the most water when blooming and setting fruit. If allowed to dry out, beans will be tough and stringy. Pick young, tender beans frequently, about once a week, to insure the best quality.

Bush Blue Lake 156 PVP . . . . . . 14B58 Days | Performed well in our test garden. Firm but not stringy until overripe. Good yield with some drought tolerance, but sweeter when watered regularly. Good canned or frozen.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/2 lb $9.70 Plus Shipping - 1 lb $8.30 | 5 lb $7.40/lb. | 25 lb $7.00/lb

$6.60/lb

Bush Blue Lake 274 . . . . . . . . . 10B58 Days |fresh for market or canned for home use. Vigorous plants produce longer

are slow to form. (1/3 cup of seed in each Packet)Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/2 lb $8.60 Plus Shipping - 1 lb $6.50 | 5 lb $5.80/lb | 25 lb $5.50/lb

50 lb $5.20/lb

Bush Kentucky Wonder 125 PVP . . . . . . . . . . 12B58 Days |ground. Flattened pods, 6-7” long, are less stringy with a good shelf life.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/2 lb $8.80Plus Shipping - 1 lb $6.70 | 5 lb $6.00/lb | 25 lb $5.70/lb | 50 lb $5.40/lb

Improved Tendergreens . . . . . . . . 42B53 Days | (Mosaic Tolerant) Strong plants that hold up well when loaded with beans. Yields tender, rich

Great canner, shipper and freezer. (1/4 cup in each Pkt)Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/2 lb $8.80Plus Shipping - 1 lb $6.70 | 5 lb $5.90/lb

25 lb $5.60/lb | 50 lb $5.30 /lb

Jade . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21B60 Days | A favorite of many. Strong, upright bush plants produce long, round, straight pods

Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/2 lb $10.90 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb. $10.40 | 5 lb $9.30/lb | 25 lb $8.80/lb | 50 lb $8.40/lb

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Roma II . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55B60 Days |

classic and favorite among market gardeners.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/2 lb $8.80 Plus Shipping - 1 lb $6.70 | 5 lb $6.00/lb | 25 lb $5.70/lb

50 lb $5.40/lb

Slenderette . . . . . . . . . . . . 63B53 Days | A straight, green bean of Blue Lake quality, it is an excellent yielder. 5” dark green pod with white seed. Tolerant to Bean Mosaic and Virus Race #15.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/2 lb $8.70 Plus Shipping - 1 lb $6.50 | 5 lb $5.80/lb. | 25 lb $5.50/lb

50 lb $5.20/lb

Topcrop . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69B48 Days | stringless green beans, 6” long with brown seeds. Well suited to canning, freezing, home, market and moderate distance shipping.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/2 lb $8.80 Plus Shipping - 1 lb $6.70 | 5 lb $5.90/lb | 25 lb $5.60/lb

50 lb $5.30/lb

Fava Broad Windsor . . . . . . . 20B80 Days |

large beans that can be dried for storage. Fresh, shelled broad beans are popular in Greek and Italian dishes.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/2 lb $9.30 Plus Shipping - 1 lb $7.50 | 5 lb $6.70/lb | 25 lb $6.40/lb

50 lb $6.00/lb

LIMA “BUTTERBEANS”Fordhook 242 Bush Lima . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70B75 Days |especially in hot, dry weather. Plant has greater foliage and spread. Pods are bright green, broad,

Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/2 lb $10.00Plus Shipping - 1 lb $8.80 | 5 lb $7.80/lb. | 25 lb $7.40/lb | 50 lb $7.00/lb

King of the Garden Pole Lima . . . 32B88 Days | A pole lima variety. Plants are 8 to 10” long. Pods 6” long

results grow on a trellis or pole.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/2 lb $10.00Plus Shipping - 1 lb $8.80 | 5 lb $7.80/lb | 25 lb $7.40/lb.

50 lb $7.00/lb

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POLE BEANSBlue Lake FM 1 Pole . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51B63 Days | Excellent canning, freezing and market variety. Heavy yielder of straight 5 1/2” to 6” round, dark green pods. Stringless, white seeds. Tolerant to Common Bean Mosaic 1. Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/2 lb $9.10 Plus Shipping - 1 lb $7.30 | 5 lb $6.50/lb | 25 lb $6.20/lb | 50 lb $5.80/lb

Kentucky Blue Pole PVP . . . . . . . 24B65 Days | An earlier Kentucky Wonder - Blue Lake combination bean. Slightly sweeter, 7” to 10” round medium green pod with white seed.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/2 lb $12.20 Plus Shipping - 1 lb $13.60 | 5 lb $12.40/lb | 25 lb $11.90/lb

50 lb $11.40/lb

Kentucky Wonder Pole . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19B65 Days | canning. Pods practically round, curved with wrinkled surface, good quality; slightly stringy. Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/2 lb $9.00 Plus Shipping - 1 lb $7.00 | 5 lb $6.20/lb | 25 lb $5.90/lb | 50 lb $5.60/lb

Rattlesnake . . . . . . . . . . . . 64B70 Days |

than other beans. Pods are 7” to 8” long, slightly curved with purple streaks. Resistant to drought. A good bean for drying. Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/2 lb $9.10 Plus Shipping - 1 lb $7.30 | 5 lb $6.50/lb | 25 lb $6.20/lb.

50 lb $5.80/lb

Carson PVP Wax . . . . . . . . . 15B56 Days | A real standout in our test garden! Tender, sweet, slender beans approximately 5 1/2” long. Generous yield. Resistant toAnthracnose, Bacterial Brown Spot, Common Bean Mosaic Virus.A good looking bean for farm markets.Free Ship - 100 Seeds $2.75 | 1M $11 .10Plus Shipping - 5M $9.90/M | 25M $8.10/M | 50M $7.40/M

Cherokee Wax . . . . . . . . . . 67B58 Days |tender beans mature early. Pretty purple blooms. We picked over 20 lbs.

Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/2 lb $8.80Plus Shipping - 1 lb $6.80 | 5 lb $6.00/lb | 25 lb $5.70/lb

50 lb $5.40/lb

Top Notch Wax . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72B50 Days | tall. Good for market, canning and freezing. Tolerant to Common Bean Mosaic Virus and Rust.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/2 lb $8.80 Plus Shipping - 1 lb $6.80 | 5 lb $6.00/lb | 25 lb $5.70/lb | 50 lb $5.40/lb

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BEETS

Beet seeds can be planted early in spring and throughout the season for a continuous supply. However, they are a cool weather crop. Beets tolerate light frost and light shade. Loose loamy

apart. Our onion thinner makes that task quick and easy. Beet roots should be covered with light mulch or soil as they push up through the ground. Keep evenly moist during growing season.

Cylindra . . . . . . . . . . . .

6C60 Days | Cylindrical dark red beet grows up to 6” long and 2” in diameter. Great shape for making uniform slices, up to three times as many as a round beet. Popular for canning.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $5.80 | 1/4 lb $9.20 | 1/2 lb $11.30Plus Shipping - 1 lb $12.40 | 5 lb $11.40/lb | 25 lb $10.50/lb

Detroit Dark Red . . . . . . . . . . 10C60 Days | for shippers, truckers and canners. Strong tops suited to mechanical harvesting. Roots nearly globular, smooth, ox-blood red, uniform, with

Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $5.70 | 1/4 lb $8.70 | 1/2 lb $10.60Plus Shipping - 1 lb $11.10 | 5 lb $10.20/lb | 25 lb $9.40/lb

Early Wonder Tall . . . . . . . . . . 7C54 Days |variety. Tall, fast growing tops to use as greens. Roots are semi-globular with smooth dark red skin and relatively uniform interior color.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $5.70 | 1/4 lb $8.70 | 1/2 lb $10.60Plus Shipping - 1 lb $11.10 | 5 lb $10.20/lb | 25 lb $9.40/lb

Golden Detroit . . . . . . . . . . 16C55 Days | An amazing sweet beet that turns deep golden colored when

pretty in a farm market display. Good disease resistance.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $9.40 | 1/4 lb $25.30 | 1/2 lb $37.10Plus Shipping - 1 lb $59.30 | 5 lb $54.40/lb | 25 lb $50.20/lb

Chiogga 2C60 Days | Italian heirloom popular since the early 1800s. Also


New! . . . . . . . . . .

known as the candy stripe or bulls-eye beet with striking deep pink and white spirals. �e most beautiful of all beets. Very sweet.Excellent for fresh eating and pickling.

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BROCCOLI

Gardeners with a short growing season will want to start seedlings inside and transplant with other warm crops like zucchini. In a warm climate, plant seeds directly in ground approximately 80 days before last frost date. Planting depth is 1/8” to 1/4” deep, 2’ apart in rows 3’ apart.

feedings of manure tea. Keep evenly moist, especially while forming

Green Sprouting Calabrese . . . . . . . . . . . . 132BC60 Days | Disease resistant and a hardy producer. 3” to 6” heads with bluish green domes.


Waltham . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 130BC80 Days | Compact, dark blue-green. Well-rounded medium large head, small buds. High yielder for freezing or market.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $5.80 | 1/4 lb $9.00 | 1/2 lb $11.10Plus Shipping - 1 lb $12.00 | 5 lb $11.00/lb

BRUSSELS SPROUTS

Growing Brussels Sprouts is all about timing. It is a long season crop

Sprout seeds directly in the garden in a warmer climate. Start transplants inside in a cooler climate. Get them in the ground when you set out your warm season crops. Plant seeds 1/2” inch deep and thin to 2’ apart when the seedlings are 5” to 6”tall. Rows should be 3’ to 4’ apart. Mulch to retain even soil moisture and keep weeds down. As the little sprouts mature, harvest from the bottom of the stalk, removing the leaves as you

go. Moderate feeders, like Brussels Sprouts, enjoy a dose of manure tea or other fertilizers about once a month. Our generous packets plant 15 feet of row.

Long Island Improved Catskill . . . . . . . . . . .160D

inches in diameter. Fine for freezing.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $6.00 | 1/4 lb $9.80 | 1/2 lb $12.40Plus Shipping - 1 lb $14.30 | 5 lb $13.10/lb

Ruby Queen . . . . . . . . . . . 13C52 Days | round with a small tap root. Sweet, buttery texture. Bright red color.


Holds well

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CABBAGE

Cabbage is one of the easiest crops to grow and does well in all parts of the U.S. A versatilevegetable with a long shelf life, cabbage can be used in soups, stews, salads, side dishes and more.It keeps well in a root cellar and is easy to can as sauerkraut. Stand the plants upright in a coolcellar with roots in the sand for the winter.

Best if matured the last frost date. Count back the days of maturity to time cabbage crops.Start seedlings inside 8 to 10 weeks before your last frost date. In warmer climates, plant cabbageseed directly in the garden 12 to 14 weeks before frost date. Red cabbage takes longer and Chinesecabbage is just 75 days. Plant 2’ apart for large heads or 1’ apart for smaller heads. Harvestevery other one and let some grow bigger. Keep mulched to maintain even moisture, stable soiltemperature and keep the weeds down. Cabbage is a heavy feeder so fertilize monthly.

Chinese, Michihli . . . . . . . . . 179CB75 Days | Wonderful sautéed or sliced thin in salads. Heads 4” thick, 20”tall, tapering to a point. Chinese cabbage is tender, crisp and sweet. Usuallyplanted in mid to late summer.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $5.60 | 1/4 lb $8.20 | 1/2 lb $9.80Plus Shipping - 1 lb $9.70 | 5 lb $8.90/lb | 25 lb $8.20/lb

Copenhagen Market . . . . . . . . 173CB60 Days | Plants are compact with short stems and hard round headsweighing 3 to 4 lbs. Uniform in size and with good storage quality. Excellentfor early market and early sauerkraut.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $5.80 | 1/4 lb $9.00 | 1/2 lb $11.10

Shipping - 1 lb $12.00 | 5 lb $11.00/lb. | 25 lb $10.20/lb

Danish Ballhead . . . . . . . . . 176CB100 Days | One of the late cabbages. Plants of medium size, shortstem, large heads, globe shaped. Weighs about 6 lbs, 8” in diameter,very and solid. Keeps perfectly in storage until late spring.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $6.20 | 1/4 lb $11.00 | 1/2 lb $14.20Plus Shipping - 1 lb $17.70 | 5 lb $16.20/lb | 25 lb $15.00/lb

Early Flat Dutch . . . . . . . 166CB80 Days | First introduced in our 1903 catalog! A good market andhome garden variety. Produces solid heads measuring 5” deep,9-10” in diameter, weighing 8-10 lbs. Dark green color with excellentwrapper leaves and a solid medium large frame. A longtime favorite.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $5.90 | 1/4 lb $9.40 | 1/2 lb $11.60Plus Shipping - 1 lb $13.00 | 5 lb $11.90/lb. | 25 lb $11.00/lb.

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. . . . . . . . 78CB60 Days | An early home garden favorite. Plants are compact, short stemmed and slow to bolt. Blue-green conical heads weigh 2-3 lbs and average 5-6” in diameter. Resistant to Fusarium Yellows.Free Ship - Pkt. 2.40 | 1 oz $5.90 | 1/4 lb $9.70 | 1/2 lb $12.10Plus Shipping - 1 lb $13.90 | 5 lb $12.70/lb | 25 lb $11.70/lb

Golden Acre. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 193CB64 Days | (Yellows Resistant) An extra early, round variety producing tightly folded, well balanced heads of excellent quality. Weighing about 3 lbs. Valuable for early market and shipping.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $5.90 | 1/4 lb $9.70 | 1/2 lb $12.10Plus Shipping - 1 lb $13.90 | 5 lb $12.70/lb | 25 lb $11.70/lb

Red Acre . . . . . . . . . . . . . 175CB74 Days | Popular early red variety for Spring and Summer harvest. Plants relatively small and short stemmed. Medium sized heads are round, hard, deep purplish red and weigh about 5 lbs.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $6.10 | 1/4 lb $10.60 | 1/2 lb $13.60Plus Shipping - 1 lb $16.60 | 5 lb $15.20/lb | 25 lb $14.00/lb

Savoy Perfection. . . . . . . . . . 164CB95 Days |

Free Ship - Pkt. 2$ .40 | 1 oz $6.40 | 1/4 lb $11.50 | 1/2 lb $15.10

CARROTS

loamy, well worked soil before planting seeds and sprinkle ever so lightly

of 1’ to 2’ apart. Our onion weeder is the perfect tool for that, but a pair of scissors works well too. Days to maturity varies by type, but carrots can be planted from early spring to August 1st (longer season areas.)

Chantenay Royal. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7F68 Days | Introduced in our 1903 catalog! Primarily developed for the canner and freezer, they are a sweet treat as a young fresh carrot too. Roots are solid reddish orange, 5 - 7” long,

Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $6 .10 | 1/4 lb $10.60 | 1/2 lb $13.60Plus Shipping - 1 lb $16.60 | 5 lb $15.20/lb | 25 lb $14.00/lb

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Danvers 126 . . . . . . . . . . . . 16F75 Days | A late season multipurpose variety, longer, smoother and brighter orange-red than other Danvers types. Roots are 2” wide at the shoulder tapering to a blunt end at a length of 7-8”. Perfect for processing, fresh market and home garden.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $6.10 | 1/4 lb $10.60 | 1/2 lb $13.60Plus Shipping - 1 lb $16.60 | 5 lb $15.20/lb | 25 lb $14.00/lb

Imperator Long 58 . . . . . . . . . .15F77 Days | One of the most widely grown varieties for home, market or

color. A must for every garden. Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $6.10 | 1/4 lb $10.60 | 1/2 lb $13.60Plus Shipping - 1 lb $16.60 | 5 lb $15.20/lb. | 25 lb $14.00/lb

Little Finger . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22F50-68 Days | Baby gourmet carrot that colors quickly. Can pull early, cylindrical blunt, very small core and smooth deep orange with small weak tops. Harvest early for canning and pickling. Length 3” to 3.5” by 1/2” to 3/4” at the shoulder.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $6.40 | 1/4 lb $11.50 | 1/2 lb $15.10Plus Shipping - 1 lb $19.30 | 5 lb $17.70/lb. | 25 lb $16.40/lb

Nantes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39F68 Days | An excellent sort for home garden or market, but too tender to be a good shipper, desirable for hot frame culture. Top small, roots bright orange, cylindrical, blunt ended. Flesh reddish orange, crisp,


Rainbow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27F58-65 Days | Add color to you plate by using this mix of purple, yellow, red and white carrots. A real crowd pleaser. Sweeter than a normal carrot and kids love them! Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $13.20 | 1/4 lb $42.20 | 1/2 lb $64.10Plus Shipping - 1 lb $108.40 | 5 lb $99.40/lb

Tendersweet. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .42F75 Days | A nice uniform deep red nearly coreless 10” carrot. Home variety. Very good for freezing and canning. Holds color well.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $6.40 | 1/4 lb $11.50 | 1/2 lb $15.10Plus Shipping - 1 lb $19.30 | 5 lb $17.70/lb | 25 lb $16.40/lb

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CAULIFLOWER

requires more “know how”, preferring a long cool season. Pick alocation that gets a minimum of 6 hours of sun. Light shade during the heatof the day is Starting our heirloom seeds in a greenhouse isideal, but in a warm climate, direct seeding works too. Transplant seedlings 2-4weeks before last spring frost date. Row covers are optional, but a good idea ifyour climate is a bit risky. In warm areas, time transplanting likecabbage, 8 to 10 weeks before fall frost date. When planting

seeds, sow 10 to 12 weeks before fall frost. Space 2’ apart in rows 3’ to 4’ wide.requires consistent moisture. If allowed to dry out, it may start to bolt and yield loose heads.Monthly feedings and mulching are To blanch, tie ends of leaves around heads whenthey are 2 to 3 inches in diameter. (Some varieties do not require this.) is ready toharvest approximately two weeks blanching.

Early Snowball . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 201CF55 Days | Creamy white 5”-6” heads wrapped in crumpled, wavy leaves. Very early variety.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $7.00 | 1/4 lb $14.70 | 1/2 lb $20.10Plus Shipping - 1 lb $28.40 | 5 lb $26.00/lb

Self Blanching . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59CF60 - 70 Days | Pure white, smooth heads that are 6 1/2 to 8 in diameter. Plant is medium-largewith curled upright leaves that will self-wrap in cool weather, but not in warm weather.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $7.00 | 1/4 lb $14.60 | 1/2 lb $20.00Plus Shipping - 1 lb $28.20 | 5 lb $25.90/lb

CELERY

In a garden, celery is considered the ultimate challenge. Celery does notlike extreme heat or cold and requires a long season. Seedlings are moststarted inside 8 to 10 weeks before the last frost date. Starting tiny celeryseeds takes care. Mix them with a small amount of sand and sprinkle on topof a good potting soil. Once large enough (6” tall), and the soil temperaturereaches 50º, transplant individual plants outdoors. Space 6” to 8” apart, in

rows 2’ to 3’ apart. Keep moist throughout the entire growing season. Celery does not tolerate anydrought. Soil should have a high content of organic matter and composted manure.

Dwarf Golden . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 216CL85 Days | Blanches readily to golden yellow. Plants grow 10” - 20” tall. Well adapted to all areas.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $7.70 | 1/4 lb $17.70 | 1/2 lb $24.90Plus Shipping - 1 lb $37.10 | 5 lb $34.00/lb

Utah 52-70 R . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 220CL120 Days | A good quality variety, well adapted for home garden or commercial use. Tallcylindrical and erect. stems 10-11” tall. Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $7.10 | 1/4 lb $15.10 | 1/2 lb $20.80Plus Shipping - 1 lb $29.70 | 5 lb $27.20/lb


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COLLARDSHeirloom collard greens seeds are easy to sow directly in the garden. In cool climates, plant early spring, at 1/2” depth, 12” to 18” apart in 2 1/2’ to 3’ wide rows. Evenly moist, fertile soil with full sun is

weeks before fall frost date in warm climates. Vates . . . . . . . . . . . . 50G75 Days |

Experiment Station and is more uniform and compact than older collards.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $5.70 | 1/4 lb $8.40 | 1/2 lb $10.10Plus Shipping - 1 lb $10.20 | 5 lb $9.40/lb | 25 lb $8.70/lb

CORNCorn seeds require fertile ground and should be planted in blocks rather than long rows for pollination. Full sun and warm weather are a must. In cooler climates, using cloches fashioned from old milk jugs helps hasten the harvest, but starting corn inside is not recommended. Plant corn seeds 1”

keep moist during germination. When plants are 3” to 4” tall, thin to 8” to 12” apart. Corn is designed to grow fast, so periodic fertilizing is recommended. Take care not to damage the roots while weeding. In dry conditions, keep the shallow roots well watered.

Sweet Corn Terminology:Su = Sugary Se = Sugar enhanced (sweeter) Sh2 - Supersweet (Sweetest) Syn - Synergistic (Synergistic hybrid varieties must be isolated from Supersweet)

SuEarly Sunglow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51H63 Days | Hybrid | Yellow | Su | planting. Tolerates cooler early spring temperatures. Ears are 7” on 4-5’ reddish streaked

Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/2 lb $11.90 Plus Shipping - 1 lb $13.90 | 5 lb $12.90/lb | 25 lb $12.50/lb | 50 lb $12.00/lb

100 lb Call for Pricing

Golden Bantam . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70H78 Days | Heirloom | Yellow | Su | One of the sweetest yellow heirloom corns. A customer favorite for generations. Ears 6-7” long. Whether eaten fresh or frozen, the quality is excellent!Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/2 lb $8.30Plus Shipping - 1 lb $6.90 | 5 lb $6.30/lb | 25 lb $6.10/lb | 50 lb $5.90/lb


Silver Queen . . . . . . . . . . . . 93H88 Days | Hybrid | White | Su | Long one of the most popular sweet corns

Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/2 lb $12.10 Plus Shipping - 1 lb $14.20 | 5 lb $13.20/lb | 25 lb $12.80/lb

50 lb $12.30/lb | 100 lb Call for Pricing

Plants grow 2 to 2 1/2’ tallVirginia Truck

Leaf Blight and Stewarts Wilt.

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Bodacious. . . . . . . . . . . . . 8H75 Days | Hybrid | Yellow | Se | in many gardens. Large 8” ears on strong, 7 foot plants make this an easy

most areas and very popular with the produce growers.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/2 lb $13.40 Plus Shipping - 1 lb $16.50 | 5 lb $15.20/lb | 25 lb $14.70/lb


Honey Select . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79H74 Days | Hybrid | Yellow | Se | Kernels are 75% sugary enhanced and 25% super sweet

rows of kernels. Good shipper and home variety.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/2 lb $14.30 Plus Shipping - 1 lb $18.20 | 5 lb $16.80/lb | 25 lb $16.20/lb | 50 lb $15.60/lb

Incredible. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 91H85 Days | Hybrid | Yellow | Se | An improved sugar enhanced sweet corn for the true sweet corn connoisseur. Ears are 9” long with 18 rows of bright yellow kernels. Tight, dark green husks provide good protection against ear-worm damage. Ears are set 30 inches from the ground making this an easy picker. Suitable for mechanical harvest. Tolerant to Rust and Stewarts Wilt.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/2 lb $12.90 Plus Shipping - 1 lb $15.80 | 5 lb $14.60/lb | 25 lb $14.10/lb | 50 lb $13.70/lb


Kandy Korn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73H89 Days | Hybrid | Yellow | Se | that extends the harvest while other varieties are getting tough. Golden kernels on 8” ears wrapped in red striped husks make this a real garden standout. Tender, juicy and a heavy yielder. Perfect for the home gardener. Does not need to be isolated from other corns.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/2 lb $12.40Plus Shipping - 1 lb $14.80 | 5 lb $13.80/lb | 25 lb $13.30/lb | 50 lb $12.80/lb


Peaches and Cream . . . . . . . . 58H83 Days | Hybrid | Bi-Color | Se | A perfect blend of white and yellow

cover. Great for the home garden or the roadside stand.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/2 lb $12.80 Plus Shipping - 1 lb $15.30 | 5 lb $14.10/lb | 25 lb $13.60 /lb

50 lb $13.10 /lb | 100 lb Call for Pricing

Serendipity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97H82 Days | Hybrid | Bi-Color | Se | Homozygous crossed with a super sweet for added sweetness, added shelf life and eating quality. Stalks average 8’ tall, ear length 9” long, 16-18 rows of kernels, 1 3/4” in diameter. Good for roadside market and home gardens.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/2 lb $14.00 Plus Shipping - 1 lb $17.80 | 5 lb $16.60/lb | 25 lb $16.00/lb | 50 lb $15.50/lb


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Sugar Buns . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 101H72 Days | Hybrid | Yellow | Se | An early yellow corn that is a favorite among home and

Moderately tolerant to Northern Leaf Blight.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/2 lb $13.50 Plus Shipping - 1 lb $17.00 | 5 lb $15.70/lb | 25 lb $15.20/lb | 50 lb $14.70/lb.

100 lb Ask

Trinity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 105H68 Days | Hybrid | Bi-Color | Se | One of the earliest bi-colors and a real trial standout. Slender, 8” cobs with fresh, crisp texture and mouth watering sweetness. Strong germination for early planting. Moderate resistance to Northern Leaf Blight, Rust and Stewarts Wilt.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/2 lb $13.00 Plus Shipping - 1 lb $15.90 | 5 lb $14.80/lb | 25 lb $14.30/lb | 50 lb $13.80

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SYN VARIETIESCameo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21H84 Days | Hybrid | Bi-Color | Syn |

and Southern Leaf Blight and Stewarts Wilt.Free Ship - 100 Seeds $2.55 | 500 Seeds $10.00 | 1M $10.30Plus Shipping - 5M $9.50/M | 25M $8.40/M | 50M $7.90/M

POPCORN

Heirloom popcorn seeds require warm weather, moderate moisture and rich soil. Popcorn seeds should be planted in blocks rather than long rows for pollination. In cooler climates, using cloches fashioned from old milk or clear oil jugs helps hasten the harvest, but starting corn inside is not recommended. Plant corn seeds 1” to 2” deep, 4” to 6” in 2 1/2’ to 3’ wide

When plants are 3” to 4” tall, thin to 8” to 12” apart. Corn is designed to grow fast, so periodic fertilizing is recommended. Take care not to damage the roots while weeding. In dry conditions, keep the shallow roots well watered.

Japanese Hulless . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72H83 Days | Plants grow up to 6’ tall and produce from 1-3 medium sized ears per plant. Easy to

Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/2 lb $9.00 Plus Shipping - 1 lb $7.80 | 5 lb $7.10/lb | 25 lb $6.80/lb | 50 lb $6.50/lb

Strawberry . . . . . . . . . . . 41H105 Days | Strawberry shaped ears makes this a great variety for fall decorating or popping! Deep red kernels shell easily. Pops into crunchy

Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/2 lb $11.60 Plus Shipping - 1 lb $13.50 | 5 lb $12.50/lb | 25 lb $12.10/lb

50 lb $11.70/lb

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Robust Yellow H . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42H110 Days | An excellent mid season variety with strong emergence, sturdy plants and large

Free Ship - 100 Seeds $2.75 | 500 Seeds $7. 40 Plus Shipping - 1M Seeds $6.00 | 5M Seeds $5.50/M | 25M Seeds $4.80/M

Robust White H . . . . . . . . . 34H105 Days | Medium sized kernels, strong stalks and a high yield make this a real winner

Robust Mushroom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39H103 Days | A superior mushroom popcorn with good disease resistance and a sturdy stalk.

Indian Ornamental . . . . . . . . 47H110 Days | Large decorative ears in an array of color combinations. Popular in home gardens and a fast moving fall sales item for markets.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/2 lb $8.10Plus Shipping - 1 lb $6.80 | 5 lb $6.30/lb | 25 lb $6.00/lb

50 lb $5.80

CUCUMBERS

spring frost date, 1” deep, 18” apart, in rows 3’ to 6’ apart, depending on variety. Like other heavy feeders, they will thrive with soil freshened with composted manure or monthly doses of manure tea. Keep cucumbers

HYBRID SLICERSDasher II . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25i58 Days | Large, dark green cucumbers, approximately 8” x 3 1/4” on vigorous vines. High yielding market and garden cucumber. Good disease resistance.Free Ship - 100 Seeds $2.75 | 500 Seeds $15.40 | 1M $18 .40Plus Shipping - 5M $16.90/M | 10M $15.60/M | 25M $14.50/M | 50M $13.50/M

Green Dragon . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37i56 Days |

disease resistance. Grows well on a trellis.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $12.70 | 1/4 lb $40.30 | 1/2 lb $61.10Plus Shipping - 1 lb $103.00 | 5 lb $94.40/lb

Free Ship - 100 Seeds $2.75 | 500 Seeds $7. 60 Plus Shipping - 1M Seeds $6.20 | 5M Seeds $5.80/M | 25M Seeds $5.00/M 50M Seeds $4.80/M

Free Ship - 100 Seeds $2.75 | 500 Seeds $7. 60 Plus Shipping - 1M Seeds $6.20 | 5M Seeds $5.80/M | 25M Seeds $5.00/M

50M Seeds $4.60/M

50M Seeds $4.80/M

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OPEN POLLINATED SLICERSArmenian. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7i60 Days | Long, light green ribbed fruits with crispy, sweet skin has no bitterness -no need to peel! Best grown on a trellis.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $6.40 | 1/4 lb $11.50 | 1/2 lb $15.10Plus Shipping - 1 lb $19.30 | 5 lb $17.70/lb | 25 lb $16.40/lb

Lemon . . . . . . . . . . . 56i65 Days | A producer of lemon shaped, thin skinned,pale yellow cucumbers. A sweet treat for the gardener. Brushthem and eat without peeling. Leave room for sprawling vines.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $6.80 | 1/4 lb $13.70

1/2 lb $18.60Plus Shipping - 1 lb $25.70 | 5 lb $23.50/lb | 25 lb $21.70/lb

Marketmore 76 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69i68 Days | An excellent market type. Straight, uniform fruit tapers slightly to ends. Animproved Marketmore 70, originally developed by Cornell University.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $6.20 | 1/4 lb $10.90 | 1/2 lb $14.10Plus Shipping - 1 lb $17.50 | 5 lb $16.00/lb | 25 lb $14.80/lb

Muncher . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59i58 Days | Considered a burp-less cucumber that can be used as aslicer or for pickling at 2” - 5”. Slightly wrinkled with very small spines.Skin is medium green and thin enough eat without peeling. One of ourcustomers favorite varieties!Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $6.40 | 1/4 lb $11.50 | 1/2 lb $15.10Plus Shipping - 1 lb $19.30 | 5 lb $17.70/lb | 25 lb $16.40/lb

Poinsett 76 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81i65 Days | Attractive dark green, smooth, cylindrical fruit with well rounded ends. A heavyyielder having good resistance to Downy and Powdery Mildew, Anthracnose and AngularLeaf-spot and Scab. Not resistant to Mosaic. Particularly adapted for the South.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $6.40 | 1/4 lb $11.50 | 1/2 lb $15.10Plus Shipping - 1 lb $19.30 | 5 lb $17.70/lb | 25 lb $16.40/lb

Straight Eight . . . . . . . . . . 87i52 Days | Hailed by many as the “perfect slicer”, this deep green, 8”fruit is among the favorites of market and backyard gardeners. Early,vigorous and proli�c. Tolerates Mosaic Virus.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $6.10 | 1/4 lb $10.60 | 1/2 lb $13.60Plus Shipping - 1 lb $16.60 | 5 lb $15.20/lb | 25 lb $14.00/lb

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HYBRID PICKLING CUCUMBERSCarolina (Hybrid) . . . . . . . . 15i55 Days | Our most popular pickler! Attractive straight, blocky, medium dark green cucumbers that brine well. Medium length vines that are suitable for hand or mechanical harvesting. Tolerant to Scab, Powdery Mildew, Downy Mildew, Angular Leaf-Spot and Mosaic.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $7.70 | 1/4 lb $17.80 | 1/2 lb $25.10Plus Shipping - 1 lb $37.50 | 5 lb $34.40/lb | 25 lb $31.70/lb

Pioneer (Hybrid) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82i65 Days | Gynoecious Hybrid. High yielding pickle, very popular with commercial processors. Uniform and medium dark green color with black spines, Length to diameter ratio is 2.85. Widely adapted, tolerant to Scab, Mosaic, Powdery Mildew and other diseases. Blended 88% hybrid plus 12% pollinator.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $7.70 | 1/4 lb $17.80 | 1/2 lb $25.10Plus Shipping - 1 lb $37.50 | 5 lb $34.40/lb[ | 25 lb $31.70/lb

OPEN POLLINATED PICKLING CUCUMBERS

National Pickling . . . . . . . . . . . 98i52 Days |

cucumbers that can be picked at 2” for gherkins or at 5” - 6” for large pickles.


SMR 58 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84i56 Days | A top producing heirloom, with resistance to Spot Rot and Mosaic. Excellent black spined variety for home and commercial pickling.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $6.10 | 1/4 lb $10.60 | 1/2 lb $13.60Plus Shipping - 1 lb $16.60 | 5 lb $15.20/lb | 25 lb $14.00/lb

EGGPLANT A warm season crop, seeds should be planted indoors 4 to 6 weeks before

warm, still days for a couple of hours at a time. Transplant when all danger of frost has passed, 18” to 24” apart in rows 30” to 36” apart. Water deeply once a week, more if it is hot and dry. Eggplants will need structural support as the fruit gets quite large.

Black Beauty. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 292EP80 Days | An early variety used by home gardeners, roadside market and shippers. Plants bear 4 to 6 large egg-shaped fruits. Skin is smooth, very dark purple and pickles well.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $7.20 | 1/4 lb $15.10 | 1/2 lb $20.90Plus Shipping - 1 lb $29.80 | 5 lb $27.30/lb | 10 lb $26.20/lbLong Purple. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 300EP75 Days | Long purple, open pollinated eggplant. Ideal for slicing and frying. Skin is smooth,


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ENDIVE Broad Leaf Batavian (Escarole). . . . 801ED80 Days | Large broad, slightly twisted leaves. Heads are round, 12”-16” across with tightly packed leaves. Hearts are well blanched, creamy white and


Salad King . . . . . . . . . . . . 808ED60 Days | Endive is the ingredient that gives Italian Wedding soup its

variety that does well in warm weather and with a light frost.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $6.50 | 1/4 lb $12.20 | 1/2 lb $16.10Plus Shipping - 1 lb $21.10 | 5 lb $19.40/lb

GOURDS

Gourds are a relatively carefree, warm weather crop. Gourds like lots of space, but will climb a trellis if garden space is tight. Plant 2-4 gourd seeds

of frost has passed. In shorter season areas, they may be started inside.

true leaves develop. Keep evenly moist as plants begin to grow, but water less as they grow unless the season is hot and dry. Harvest when tendrils and vines have dried out. Seeds should rattle when fully dried out. Bottle or Birdhouse . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 830GS120 Days | bowl at the bottom, then a neck that is wider at the top. To form a gourd that will sit


Bushel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 833GS120 Days | One of the largest gourds. 12 to 18 inches in diameter. Oblate shape. Fruit are


Cucuzzi Italian Edible . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 853GS68 Days | Variable in size, 4” to 5” in diameter by 2’ - 3’ long tapered towards stem end. Edible at young stage, shell turns hard at maturity.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $9.30 | 1/4 lb $24.70 | 1/2 lb $36.10 Plus Shipping - 1 lb $57.50 | 5 lb $52.70/lb

Dipper . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 838GS125 Days | Used for making dippers. Fruit can reach a length of 24” when grown on the ground or up to 4’ when grown on a trellis. Bulb end 6” -8” in diameter. Exterior is light green and smooth.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $8.70 | 1/4 lb $22.20 | 1/2 lb $32.10 Plus Shipping - 1 lb $50.20 | 5 lb $46.00/lb

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. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 839GS95 Days | Used to make sponges. Also known as “Dish Cloth” or “Tag” gourd. Fruit 8” to 12” by 3” to 4” diameter. Fruit turns gray when mature. Needs long warm growing season.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $8.60 | 1/4 lb $21.50 | 1/2 lb $31.10Plus Shipping - 1 lb $48.40 | 5 lb $44.40/lb

Large Gourd Mixture . . . . . . . 800GS100 Days | A variety of large gourds.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $8.60 | 1/4 lb $21.50 | 1/2 lb $31.10Plus Shipping - 1 lb $48.40 | 5 lb $44.40/lb

Small Gourd Mixture . . . . . . 820GS100 Days | A colorful mix with great variety of shapes and textures. Beautiful fall decorations grown in your own garden!Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $8.60 | 1/4 lb $21.50 | 1/2 lb $31.10Plus Shipping - 1 lb $48.40 | 5 lb $44.40/lb

HERBSAnise . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3X75 Days | Annual herb, 2’ tall. Seeds and leaves are used for their


Basil, Italian . . . . . . . . . 20X78 Days | Annual, 1’ tall. An essential kitchen herb that is best

Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $5.80 | 1/4 lb $9.60 | 1/2 lb $12.50Plus Shipping - lb $14.70 | 5 lb $13.60/lb

Borage . . . . . . . . . . . . 22X55 Days |


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Caraway . . . . . . . . . . . 26X90 Days | cheese, soups and sauerkraut. Tender leaves can be used in salads.


Catnip . . . . . . . . . . . . 24X85 Days | Perennial, 1 1/2’ tall. Green or dried leaves make a soothing night time tea. Its gray green leaves attract cats and the


Chives, Garlic . . . . . . . . 75X85 Days |Leaves are some what shorter, triangular shaped and solid.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $7.30 | 1/4 lb $16.60 | 1/2 lb $23.90Plus Shipping - 1 lb $35.70 | 5 lb $33.00/lb

Chives, Perennial . . . . . . . 28X85 Days |

resistant too!Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $7.40 | 1/4 lb $16.70 | 1/2 lb $24.10Plus Shipping - 1 lb $36.00 | 5 lb $33.30/lb

Cilantro/Coriander . . . . . . 69X45 Days | Annual, 1 1/2’ to 2’ tall. Leaves used in Spanish, Oriental and Indian cuisine. Seeds used in pickling, curry and breads.


Dill, Bouquet . . . . . . . . . 10X85 Days | Annual, 30” to 40” tall. Dark green foliage on slender stems with a fairly compact head. Slightly earlier than Mammoth. Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $5.40 | 1/4 lb $8.10 | 1/2 lb $10.00Plus Shipping - 1 lb $10.20 | 5 lb $9.40/lb. | 25 lb $8.80/lb

Dill, Mammoth . . . . . . . . 11X70 Days | Annual, 4’ to 6’ tall. Excellent used fresh or as a pickling

Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $5.40 | 1/4 lb $7.80 | 1/2 lb $9.50Plus Shipping - 1 lb $9.40 | 5 lb $8.70/lb. | 25 lb $8.00/lb.

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Fennel, Sweet . . . . . . 30X60 to 90 Days |

insects in the garden but should be grown in its own corner.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $6.20 | 1/4 lb $11.50 | 1/2 lb $15.60Plus Shipping - 1 lb $20.50

Marjoram, Sweet . . . . . . . 32X90 Days | Annual, 2’ tall. Seasons vegetables, meats soups and salads.

in marinara. Use fresh or hang upside down to dry.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $9.70 | 1/4 lb $27.20

1/2 lb $41.30Plus Shipping - 1 lb $67.50 | 5 lb $62.40/lb

Oregano . . . . . . . . . . . 57X90 Days | Perennial, 1 1/2’ tall. Sometimes called Italian oregano, it

will have bees buzzing around your garden.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $15.40 | 1/4 lb $52.30 | 1/2 lb $82.30Plus Shipping - 1 lb $142.70 | 5 lb $131.70/lb

Parsley, Evergreen . . . . . . 484PR70 Days | Biennial, 10” to 12” tall. Dark green, large curled leaves that beautify dishes as a garnish. More frost tolerant than other varieties. Very uniform and well adapted to market and garden.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $5.50 | 1/4 lb $8.50 | 1/2 lb $10.70Plus Shipping - 1 lb $11.50 | 5 lb $10.60/lb | 25 lb $9.80/lb

Parsley, Moss Curled. . . . . 485PR75 Days | Biennial, 12” tall. First introduced in our 1904 catalog!

garnishing. All parsley contains high amounts of vitamin C.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $5.50 | 1/4 lb $8.40 | 1/2 lb $10.50Plus Shipping - 1 lb $11.00 | 5 lb $10.20/lb | 25 lb $9.50/lb

Parsley, Plain/Italian. . . . . 486PR75 Days |meatballs, meatloaf, chicken soup and more. Hang upside down to dry.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $5.40 | 1/4 lb $8.10 | 1/2 lb $10.00Plus Shipping - 1 lb $10.20 | 5 lb $9.40/lb | 25 lb $8.80/lb

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Parsley Triple Curled . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 482PR68-75 Days | Leaves are closely curled, nutritious, bi-annual. Grown mostly as an annual - fastgrowing and uniform.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $5.50 | 1/4 lb $8.40 | 1/2 lb $10.50Plus Shipping - 1 lb $11.00 | 5 lb $10.20/lb | 25 lb $9.50/lb

Sage Broadleaf . . . . . . . . 34X90 Days | Perennial, 1 1/2’ tall. Leaves used fresh or dried forseasoning soups, poultry, sausage and dressing.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $11.40 | 1/4 lb $34.50 | 1/2 lb $53.20Plus Shipping - 1 lb $89.40

Summer Savory . . . . . . . . 36X70 Days | Hardy annual, 18” tall. peppery herb is mostcommonly used to season beans and vinegar, but is good in sausage,cabbage and wild game. Snip fresh savory into a salad.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $6.40 | 1/4 lb $12.30 | 1/2 lb $16.80Plus Shipping - 1 lb $22.70

. . . . . . . . . . . . 38X85 Days | Perennial, 9”tall. Popular seasonings for a wide variety offoods. Winters over in cold climates with a thick mulch blanket.Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $13.70 | 1/4 lb $45.00 | 1/2 lb $70.50Plus Shipping - 1 lb $121.00


Rosemary (Limited Availability) . 68X85 Days | Tender perennial, up to 4’ tall. Delicious herb for poultry,pork roasts, or stu�ng. Plant in pots to bring in for the winter in cold

Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/4 oz $28.20climates. Surprisingly easy to start, but don’t let it get too dry.

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KALE

Kale is an excellent cool season crop and can be planted early spring or late summer in long season areas. Fall plantings fare better with pests in warm climates. Plant kale seeds directly into the garden 1/4” to 1/2” deep, 12” apart in rows 2’ to 3’ wide and keep moist while growing. While kale can

out. Kale prefers a loamy, well drained soil and will tolerate light shade.

Red Russian. . . . . . . . . . . . . .32E50 - 60 Days | Frilled leaves with red veining and oak leaf margins. Good


Vates Blue . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31E60 Days |

known as Dwarf Blue Scotch. More pest resistant in our test garden than Red Russian.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $5.60 | 1/4 lb $8.10 | 1/2 lb $9.60Plus Shipping - 1 lb $9.30 | 5 lb $8.50/lb.

KOHLRABIPlant kohlrabi seeds 1/4” to 1/2” deep in rows 10” to 12” apart. When seedlings are about 4” tall, thin to 5” apart. Keep evenly moist and well weeded. Mulching helps with both. Pick young for fresh use, about 2”, allow to mature for cooking. Kohlrabi can be blanched, frozen and used in soups or stews later.

Early White Vienna . . . . . . . . . .50E55 Days | than turnips. Edible bulb grows above the ground. Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $5.80 | 1/4 lb $9.00 | 1/2 lb $11.10Plus Shipping - 1 lb $12.00 | 5 lb $11.00/lb | 10 lb $10.60/lb

Purple Vienna . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .52E55- 69 Days | later than Early White Vienna.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $5.80 | 1/4 lb $9.00 | 1/2 lb $11.10Plus Shipping - 1 lb $12.00 | 5 lb $11.00/lb | 10 lb $10.60/lb

LEEKS

Start leek seeds indoors, 8 to 10 weeks before the last expected spring frost.

outside while the weather is still on the cool side, 60º to 65º. To direct seed, sow leek seeds about 4 weeks before average last frost ½ inch deep, 1 inch

steady supply of nitrogen, plenty of water and full sun.

Large American Flag . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 99NFree Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $7.30 | 1/4 lb $15.90 | 1/2 lb $22.10 Plus Shipping - 1 lb $32.00 | 5 lb $29.40/lb

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LETTUCEPreferring cool weather, the earlier you start it, the better. For a “cut and come again” saladgarden, simply sprinkle the seeds before the last heavy snows of early spring. will know whento grow. For larger heads of lettuce, sow in garden 1/4” to 1/2” deep in rows 1” to 1 1/2” wide.

to 6” to 8” apart for leaf lettuces. For head lettuce, thin to 12” to 18” apart. Rich soil andplenty of water will produce the best tasting lettuce. Lettuce will tolerate light shade.

BUTTERHEAD LETTUCEButtercrunch . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76J65 Days | A butterhead type of Bibb with many good qualities; heat-resistance, slow bolting and good Loose heading and larger than Bibb.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $5.80 | 1/4 lb $9.00 | 1/2 lb $11.10Plus Shipping - 1 lb $12.00 | 5 lb $11.00/lb | 10 lb $10.60/lb

HEAD LETTUCEGreat Lakes 659 . . . . . . . . . . . . 60J80 Days | most versatile Great Lakes strain. Able to produce headsduring both cool and warm weather. Medium large, dark green andwith good tip-burn tolerance.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $7.40 | 1/4 lb $16.20 | 1/2 lb $22.60Plus Shipping - 1 lb $33.00 | 5 lb $30.20/lb | 10 lb $29.00/lb

Iceberg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78J82 Days | Medium-large size, fairly head, medium core and goodFree Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $5.80 | 1/4 lb $9.00 | 1/2 lb $11.10Plus Shipping - 1 lb $12.00 | 5 lb $11.00/lb | 10 lb $10.60/lb

LEAF LETTUCEBlack Seeded Simpson . . . . . . . . . 64J45 Days | A nationally popular variety. Large head of broad frilled leaves;splendid quality and crisp texture.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $5.70 | 1/4 lb $8.70 | 1/2 lb $10.60Plus Shipping - 1 lb $11.10 | 5 lb $10.20/lb | 10 lb $9.80/lb

Prizehead . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71J50 Days | Tender, crumpled leaves of medium green, tinged withred-bronze make an attractive addition to your salads. Large upright plant ismoderately slow bolting, suitable for commercial and home gardeners.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $5.70 | 1/4 lb $8.70 | 1/2 lb $10.60Plus Shipping - 1 lb $11.10 | 5 lb $10.20/lb | 10 lb $9.80/lb

Red Sails . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80J58 Days | An early bronze-red loose leaf with open head. Slow to bolt.Beautiful in a salad or a display at a roadside market.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $7.00 | 1/4 lb $14.40 | 1/2 lb $19.60Plus Shipping - 1 lb $27.50 | 5 lb $25.20/lb | 10 lb $24.20/lb

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Salad Bowl - Green . . . . . . . . . 75J45 Days | Fills a salad bowl with a perfect rosette of rich, deep lobed leaves. Gorgeous in any salad. High table quality, ideal for home or market.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $5.80 | 1/4 lb $9.10 | 1/2 lb $11.20Plus Shipping - 1 lb $12.20 | 5 lb $11.20/lb. | 10 lb $10.80/lb

Salad Bowl - Red . . . . . . . . . . 82J50 Days | A large loose leaf head with bronze-red, deep lobed leaves.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40| 1 oz $5.90 | 1/4 lb $9.70 | 1/2 lb $12.10Plus Shipping - 1 lb $13.90 | 5 lb $12.70/lb | 10 lb $12.20/lb

Oakleaf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50J40 - 50 Days | Tender, deeply lobed leaves, shaped like oak leaves. Performs well in a cut and come again garden, especially in cool weather. Stays sweet longer than many varieties of lettuce.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $5.70 | 1/4 lb $8.70 | 1/2 lb $10.60Plus Shipping - 1 lb $11.10 | 5 lb $10.20/lb | 10 lb $9.80/lb

COS or Romaine . . . . . . . . . . 53J65 Days | Paris Island. A distinct type of lettuce growing in upright heads 8 - 10” tall. Dark green leaves with a crisp, light interior. Sweet,


Cantaloupe - the crop that Rocky Ford is famous for. Grown under ideal conditions, our cantaloupe seeds are some of the best to be found. Hot days, cool nights and timed drip irrigation produces sweeter melons. It just makes sense that we grow a better melon seed.

Cantaloupe seeds may be planted directly in the ground when soil temperature reaches 65º and all danger of frost is past. Heavy feeders they

prefer a sandy loam amended with composted manure. In cooler climates, start seedlings inside, transplanting when putting out the rest of your warm weather crops. Planting in hills, 3’ apart in rows 5’ or 6’ apart is recommended. Seed should be planted at a 1” depth. Water at the base of the

OPEN POLLINATED CANTALOUPEBurrell’s Jumbo (Hale’s) . . . . . . . 49K82 Days | By critical selection, we produced a uniform melon with a distinct suture that is well netted with practically no ribs. Flesh is thick, sweet and rich.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40| 1 oz $5.60 | 1/4 lb $9.40 | 1/2 lb $12.50Plus Shipping - 1 lb $15.00 | 5 lb $14.00/lb | 25 lb $13.00/lb


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Eden Gem . . . . . . . . . . . . 29K92 Days |


PMR #45. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 93K85 Days |ripened, picked full slip and hold well during shipment to distant points. Quality is among the best of the very long distant shippers, but must be

Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40| 1 oz $5.70 | 1/4 lb $9.50 | 1/2 lb $12.30Plus Shipping - 1 lb $14.40 | 5 lb $13.30/lb | 25 lb $12.30/lb

Topmark. . . . . . . . . . . . . 107K90 Days | a small seed cavity. Oval fruits have heavy netting, without suture and a tough rind to protect against bruising. May be picked at full slip stage of maturity. Melons measure 5 x 5 1/2”and weigh 3 - 3 1/2 lbs.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $5.70 | 1/4 lb $9.50 | 1/2 lb $12.30Plus Shipping - 1 lb $14.40 | 5 lb $13.30/lb | 25 lb $12.30/lb

Uvalde . . . . . . . . . . . . . 209K90 Days |


HYBRID VARIETIESAthena Hybrid . . . . . . . . . . . .2K75 Days | An early Eastern and Western type used for shipping and markets in Colorado. Fruit is 5 - 6 lbs. (7” x 6 1/2”) with coarse netting and very little

Tolerant to Sf:1, 0,2, EC/SF:2 and Sulfur.Free Ship - 20 Seeds $3.00 | 100 Seeds $13.90 | 500 Seeds $52.10

1M $82 .70Plus Shipping - 5M $77.20/M | 15M $72.30/M

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Primo Hybrid . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83K79 Days | early Western shipper yields fruit that are sutureless with heavy netting. Darkorange has12% to 13% sugar level. 7” x 7 1/2”. Tolerance to Powdery Mildew 1 & 2, andSulphur. A very good variety for commercial and roadside market.Free Ship - 20 Seeds $3.00 | 100 Seeds $9.60 | 500 Seeds $28.20 | 1M $39.30Plus Shipping - 5M $36.00/M | 15M $33.30/M

San Luis F1 HybridWestern Shipper . . . . . 14K88 Days | Attractive oval melon with medium netting, weighing 6 - 8 lb. Brightorange with compact cavity and good shelf life. Vigorous vine canopy forfruit protection. Tolerant to Powdery Mildew, Race 1 & 2, Alternaria.Free Ship - 20 Seeds $2.75 | 100 Seeds $8.10 | 500 Seeds $18.20

1M $21.40Plus Shipping - 5M $19.20/M | 15M $17.50/M

San Juan F1 Hybrid Western Shipper . . . . . 17K78 Days | Round with coarse netting, weighing approximately 5 lb. Brightorange with compact cavity, excellent and good shelf life. Tolerantto Fusarium Wilt Race, 0,1,2, Powdery Mildew Race 1,2, and Alternaria.Free Ship - 20 Seeds $2.75 | 100 Seeds $8.10 | 500 Seeds $18.20


Sawatch Hybrid . . . . . . . . . . 99K80-82 Days | A richly melon with bright orange, high densityand compact cavity. Slightly oval with coarse netting and naked sutures.5 - 6 lb. Has a canopy for fruit protection. Pick at 1/2 to 3/4 slip. Avery good market and shipper type.Free Ship - 20 Seeds $2.75 | 100 Seeds $8.70 | 500 Seeds $21.00


Pancho Grande New! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25K

Free Ship - 20 Seeds $3.00 | 100 Seeds $13.30 | 500 Seeds $42.40 | 1M $56.50Plus Shipping - 5M $50.30/M | 15M $45.20/M

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80 Days | Pancho Grande is the biggest cantaloupe in the garden. �is melon has a lot to bragabout. With a brix rating of 10-12, they have super-sweet �avor. �e oval fruits average 15-20 lbseach and have medium netting. Harvest at 3/4 slip when the skin changes from bluish to yellowish/tan and the stem develops a little drying or corking. If you wait until the melon slips from the vine,it will be over ripe. Excellent Powdery Mildew and Watermelon Mosaic Virus resistance.

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Honeydew, Casaba, Crenshaw, Canary, and Ogen seeds may be planted directly in the groundwhen soil temperature reaches 65º and all danger of frost is past. Heavy feeders, they prefer a sandy loam amended with composted manure. In cooler climates, start seedlings inside, transplanting when putting out the rest of your warm weather crops. Planting in hills, 3’ apart in rows 5’ or 6’ apart is recommended. Seed should be planted at a 1” depth. Water at the base of the

Golden Honeymoon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69K92 Days |

Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $5.70 | 1/4 lb $9.50 | 1/2 lb $12.30 Plus Shipping - 1 lb $14.40 | 5 lb $13.30/lb | 25 lb $12.30/lb | 50 lb Call for Pricing

Green Meated . . . . . . . . . . . 345K112 Days | Ours is the smooth globe type preferred by the leading shippers. Rind smooth, hard, creamy white, changing to a light golden tinge when ripe. Flesh light emerald green, thick, juicy and tender, the sweetest of all melons. Fruit is 7 1/2” x 7”, average weight is 6 lbs.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $5.70 | 1/4 lb $9.50 | 1/2 lb $12.30Plus Shipping - 1 lb $14.40 | 5 lb $13.30/lb | 25 lb $12.30lb

Orange Flesh . . . . . . . . . . . . 59K90 Days |

5-6 1/2”, average weight is 5 1/2 lbs. Vines are Sulphur Tolerant, resistant to Verticullium Wilt and Crown Blight. Good shipping ability.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $6.50 | 1/4 lb $12.80 | 1/2 lb $17.70Plus Shipping - 1 lb $24.40 | 5 lb $22.50/lb | 25 lb $20.90

MIXED MELONSCasaba Golden Beauty . . . . . . . 42K110 Days | Needs a long, warm, dry season. Wrinkled skin turns golden color when mature. Flesh is white and very sweet. Keeps well when properly stored. Fruits average 8” x 7” in size.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $7.30 | 1/4 lb $14.90 | 1/2 lb $19.80Plus Shipping - 1 lb $27.20 | 5 lb $24.80/lb | 25 lb $22.70/lb

Crenshaw Melon . . . . . . . . . . . 7K110 Days | Rough, dark green skin, turning yellow at maturity. Flesh is salmon

handling when shipping. Usually weighs over 5 lbs..Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $7.40 | 1/4 lb $15.60 | 1/2 lb $20.90Plus Shipping - 1 lb $29.20 | 5 lb $26.60/lb

improves sugar content. Unlike cantaloupes, honeydews do not slip o� the vine. �ey need to be


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Ogen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 223K75 - 80 Days | Round fruits weigh 3-4 lbs. with yellow-orange rind and shallow green sutures. A beautiful melon for market!Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $5.80 | 1/4 lb $10.30 | 1/2 lb $14.00


Yellow Canary . . . . . . . . . . . 199K105 Days | Rind is bright yellow with longitudinal corrugations and very tough. Flesh is pale ivory with an orange cavity lining. Fruits are egg-shaped.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $5.80 | 1/4 lb $9.80 | 1/2 lb $12.70Plus Shipping - 1 lb $15.20 | 5 lb $14.00/lb | 25 lb $13.00/lb


Schoon’s Hard Shell . . . . . . . . . 97K88 Days |for market and shipping. Deeply ribbed, covered with grayish yellow rope-like


well drained, fertile soil. When soil temperatures reach 60º, sow our watermelon seeds, 1” deep, in hills 2’ apart with 4’ to 6’ between rows. Plant 2 or 3 seeds to each hill and thin to one plant

Once established, watermelons require 1” of water per week, although some farms reduce water to develop sugar closer to harvest. Water by hand or with drip irrigation as overhead sprinkling can cause Powdery Mildew.

All Sweet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1L90 Days | Long cylinder shaped, 25 to 40 lb melons. Unique rind coloring with light and dark green broken stripes. Fine shipper with long shelf life.

sugar, small dark seeds with few per melon, but a pound sows twice as far as Charleston Gray. Tolerant to Fusarium Wilt and Anthracnose races 1& 3.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $7.00 | 1/4 lb $15.00 | 1/2 lb $21.40Plus Shipping - 1 lb $31.00 | 5 lb $28.70/lb | 25 lb $26.60/lb


Plus Shipping - 1 lb $17.90 | 5 lb $16.60/lb | 25 lb $15.50/lb

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Black Diamond . . . . . . . . . . . .24L92 Days | A strong, productive melon, used throughout the South for long distance shipping. Large 40 to 60 lb melons when well grown. Nearly round, with deep bluish green, tough rind. Flesh deep red, crisp and tender and full�avored when ripe. Our stock is the Texas Giant Strain! Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $5.30 | 1/4 lb $8 .50 | 1/2 lb $11.20Plus Shipping - 1 lb $12.90 | 5 lb $12.00/lb | 25 lb $11.30/lb


Charleston Grey 133 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .36L85 Days | A leading shipper. Relatively high in resistance to Anthrocnose, Fusarium Wilt and sunburn. Superior long-oblong shape, high productivity and good size (35 lb or larger) provide its


Crimson Sweet . . . . . . . . . . .11L85 Days | Attractive light green with dark stripes and blocky-round. Flesh isdeep red, �rm, �ne-textured with excellent sugar content. Most weigh 25 lbs,but under favorable conditions can reach 40 lbs. Small dark seeds with fewer per melon than other varieties. So small that you can plant twice as much ground as other watermelons. Resistant to Anthracnose and Fusarium Wilt.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $6.40 | 1/4 lb $12.40 | 1/2 lb $17.00Plus Shipping - 1 lb $23.00 | 5 lb $21.30/lb | 25 lb $19.80/lb


Desert King . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 194L85 Days |

shipping melon. Height is 8”-10”. Grayish - Black seeds.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $6.40 | 1/4 lb $11.80 | 1/2 lb $15.50Plus Shipping - 1 lb $20.00 | 5 lb $18.40/lb | 10 lb $17.60/lb | 25 lb $17.00/lb

Dixie Lee . . . . . . . . . . . 135L90 Days | A round, light green watermelon with thin, dark green stripes

good yields of watermelons. Tough rinds make them great shippers.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $6.10 | 1/4 lb $11.10 | 1/2 lb $14.90Plus Shipping - 1 lb $19.20 | 5 lb $17.70/lb | 25 lb $16.50/lb

Legacy PVP . . . . . . . . . . .81L85 Days | An improved Allsweet type watermelon. Rind dark green with light green strip. Average weight 22 - 25 lbs. Flesh deep red. Large dark brown mottled seed. Good shipper. Wilt tolerant.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $7.90 | 1/4 lb $19.00 | 1/2 lb $27.80Plus Shipping - 1 lb $42.90 | 5 lb $39.60/lb. | 25 lb $36.80/lb


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Jubilee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25L90 Days | Heavy yielder of large, attractive, high quality melons. Long fruit

Moderate tolerance to Fusarium Wilt and resistance to Anthracnose race 1.



Jubilee II . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .96L95 Days | Free Ship - Pkt. $2.75 | 1 oz $9.10 | 1/4 lb $25.40 | 1/2 lb $40.50Plus Shipping - 1 lb $67.60 | 5 lb $63.40/lb | 10 lb $61.50/lb | 25 lb $59.70/lb

Sugar Baby . . . . . . . . . . . . . .65L79 Days | A superior “icebox” variety. Early maturing, 6 to 10 lbs, round

quite small and dark brown.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $5.90 | 1/4 lb $10.10 | 1/2 lb $13.30Plus Shipping - 1 lb $16.20 | 5 lb $15.00/lb | 25 lb $13.90/lb

Yellow Shipper/Daisy . . . . . . . . .83L85 Days | Developed by Burrell Seeds. Tough rind is dark green with light green stripes that run from blossom end to stem end. Oblong fruit are uniform, averaging 13-20 lbs. Ideal for shipping bins. Flesh is yellow, crisp and very sweet. Some tolerance to Wilt and Anthracnose.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $5.90 | 1/4 lb $10.10 | 1/2 lb $13.30Plus Shipping - 1 lb $16.30

HYBRID VARIETIESSangria Hybrid . . . . . . . . . . . .58L87 Days | An Allsweet type hybrid which produces abundant yields of oblong fruit, weighing 22-26 lbs. Exterior is an attractive dark green with

quality. Shows resistance to Fusarium Wilt and Anthracnose race 1. NOT FOR SALE IN SOUTH CAROLINA. WFB tested.Free Ship - 20 Seeds $3.00 | 100 Seeds $17.10 | 500 Seeds $66.80Plus Shipping - 1M $104.60 | 5M $96.60/M

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When planting seedless watermelon, you will need to plant a pollinator (not included) alongside the triploid. Crimson Sweet and Allsweet work well. Cross-pollination is most easily accomplished

Mt. Shavano Seedless Hybrid . . . . .94L80 - 85 Days | similar to Crimson Sweet. Fruit averages 20 lbs. Good shipper.Free Ship - 20 Seeds $3.00 | 100 Seeds $21.90 | 500 Seeds $89.40

1M $139.60Plus Shipping - 5M $128.00/M

Premier Seedless Hybrid . . . . . . . 102L80 - 85 Days | averages 14 - 18 lbs. Medium thin rind is glossy with dark green stripes on light green background. Vines are hardy and yield well. Good shipper.

Premont Seedless Hybrid . . . . 104L90 - 97 Days | Medium green round to oval melons with faint light green

Sweet Kiss Hybrid . . . . . . . 105L75 - 80 Days | An early personal size watermelon. 3 1/2 - 5 1/2 lbs. Provides

high sugar content. Medium tough rind with excellent shipping capability.

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Gold-N-Sweet Seedless Hybrid . . . 103L85 Days | Attractive tiger striped, round to slightly oval watermelons

high sugar content. Very Crisp! Excellent producer of uniform fruit. Very nice for market or home garden.

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MUSTARDRequiring little care, mustard green seeds can be directly seeded in the garden

plant again mid to late summer for a fall crop. Plant 1/2” deep and thin to 6” to 12” apart in rows 2’ wide. Mustard prefers loose, well drained soil and even moisture. To harvest, cut the outer leaves when they are 4”to 6” long.

Florida Broad Leaf . . . . . . . . 393MD50 Days | Large vigorous growth. Green broad oval leaves with distinct whitish midrib, margin toothed but not frilled. Seeds reddish-brown.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $5.60 | 1/4 lb $8.10 | 1/2 lb $9.60Plus Shipping - 1 lb $9.30 | 5 lb $8.50/lb | 5 lb $8.50/lb | 25 lb $7.90/lb

Green Wave. . . . . . . . . . . . 389MD45 Days | Large, upright plant. A Southern curled type, more deeply frilled,


Southern Giant Curled . . . . . . . 392MD45 Days | Plants are valued for their upright habit, vigor, hardiness and high quality. Leaves are large, light green, crumpled and frilled at the edges. A desirable market and home garden variety. Seed is reddish brown.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $5.60 | 1/4 lb $8.10 | 1/2 lb $9.60Plus Shipping - 1 lb $9.30 | 5 lb $8.50/lb | 25 lb $7.90/lb

Tendergreen 395MD40 Days |


OKRALocate okra in loamy, fertile soil with full sun. Plant okra seeds when all danger of frost has passed and soil temp is 65º to 70º. Seeds should be planted 1/2” to 1” deep, 12” to 18” apart in very wide rows, 3’ to 5’ apart. Okra plants grow very large. Keep young plants well weeded, then mulch heavily to hold moisture and keep weeds down. Water well during hot, dry periods. Drought

downward tug. Continue nurturing, monthly fertilizing and deep watering for a prolonged harvest. Wear gloves and long sleeves when picking okra to avoid skin irritation.

Clemson Spineless . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 465RA60 Days | AAS. A spineless variety of the Perkins type, developed by the South Carolina Experiment Station. Easily picked without discomfort. Pods: rich green, straight, ridged, about 7” long. Spineless and of high quality.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $5.50 | 1/4 lb $7.80 | 1/2 lb $9.10Plus Shipping - 1 lb $8.40 | 5 lb $7.70/lb | 25 lb $7.10/lb

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Perkins Green Long Pod . . . . . . 466RA50 Days | A very productive selection yielding uniformly smaller size pods than some other strains of this variety. Pods are bright green, ridged and tapered. Perkins tends to be a little more slender than Clemson Spineless. 3’ - 4’ tall spineless plants.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $5.50 | 1/4 lb $7.50 | 1/2 lb $8.60Plus Shipping - 1 lb $7.50 | 5 lb $6.90/lb | 25 lb $6.40/lb

Red Burgundy . . . . . . . . . . . 471RA55 Days | 6” - 8” red pods. All American Winner! Red lessens when cooked, but still retains some color.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $5.80 | 1/4 lb $9.00 | 1/2 lb $11.10Plus Shipping - 1 lb $12.00 | 5 lb $11.00/lb | 25 lb $10.20/lb

ONIONS

Most people think growing onions from sets is the way to go, but the opposite is preferable. When starting with sets, more green than bulb is produced. Onion seedsperform better, especially if you choose the right variety for your area. �ere arethree types of bulb onions: short day, intermediate day and long day. �isrefers to the length of daylight in your latitude. Northern areas are long day,southern areas like Texas are short day and Colorado would be intermediate.

Short day onions require a long growing season. We grow nice short day onionsFord, Colorado because of the warm climate and extended growing

Onion seeds can be direct seeded in warm climates or started indoors in cool climates. Start onion seedlings inside 8 to 10 weeks before transplanting outside in cool climates (Zones 6 or lower). Sow seeds in pre-moistened potting soil 1/8” deep. Press down lightly and keep evenly moist. Onion seeds take a while, so be patient. Trim seedlings to 3” as they grow to keep them from getting top heavy and strengthen stems. Transplant 3 to 4 weeks before your last spring frost date. Space 3” to

to 4” apart when small. Green onion seeds should be planted or thinned to 1” apart.

Burrell’s Yellow Valencia . . . . . . . 589N115 - 120 Days | Long Day Onion | AAS. Our own special selection and introduction. Its outstanding qualities are full globe shape, deep bronze color, large size and with vigorous tops that are slow to ripen down. Withstands �rips well. Probably the largest and heaviest yielding strain of


seasonhere in Rocky (Hardiness zone 5b).

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Sweet Spanish Colorado 6 . . . . . . . 59N115 - 120 Days | Long Day | We are very excited about Colorado 6 onion seed crop. Nearly gone from the marketplace, this onion is a varietyworthy of preserving. Developed by the Colorado Experiment Station fromBurrell’s Yellow Valencia. Probably the best keeper of the Sweet Spanishtype. Very deep, almost bronze color. outer skins and the color carriesthrough several outer layers. Globe shaped at 3 1/2” x 4” diameter.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $8.60 | 1/4 lb $21.50 | 1/2 lb $31.10Plus Shipping - 1 lb $48.40 | 5 lb $44.40/lb | 25 lb $41.00/lb

Sweet Spanish Utah . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62N115 Days | Intermediate Day | An excellent raw onion with mild, sweet Performs wellin the Western states and in similar climates. Fair storage onion. Large onions up to 1 lb.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $7.70 | 1/4 lb $17.50 | 1/2 lb $24.60Plus Shipping - 1 lb $36.60 | 5 lb $33.50 /lb. | 25 lb $31.00/lb

Texas Grano 1015Y . . . . . . . . . 219N165 Days | Short Day | A mild super sweet variety that gets sweeter thebigger it gets. large yellow bulbs have been know to weighup to a pound! Fair storage capabilities. Some Pink Root tolerance. Can begrown in warm intermediate day areas.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $8.50 | 1/4 lb $21.20 | 1/2 lb $30.60Plus Shipping - 1 lb $47.50 | 5 lb $43.50/lb. | 25 lb $40.20/lb

Texas Grano 502 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86N150 Days | Short Day | A popular short day Southern variety known for its mildLarge globe shape, skin is straw yellow. Fair storage capability. Some Pink Root tolerance.Usually planted at 26º to 36º latitude October 10th to 25th.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $7.60 | 1/4 lb $17.20 | 1/2 lb $24.10Plus Shipping - 1 lb $35.70 | 5 lb $32.70/lb | 25 lb $30.20/lb

RED VARIETIESRed Burgundy . . . . . . . . . . . 69N191 Days | Short Day | Flattened Globe. Medium large bulbs. Dark redskin. Short storage capability. High tolerance to Pink root. A good redvariety for home garden and local markets. Usually planted at 26º to 32ºlatitude October 10th -25th.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $8.10 | 1/4 lb $19.40 | 1/2 lb $27.60Plus Shipping - 1 lb $42.00 | 5 lb $38.50/lb | 25 lb $36.50/lb

WHITE VARIETIESBlanco Duro. . . . . . . . . . . . 41N120 Days | Long Day | A pungent white storage type. Its rather large,high globe is and less prone to greening than Southport White Globe.Good yields with good uniformity. Pink Root resistant.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $8.90 | 1/4 lb $23.10 | 1/2 lb $33.60Plus Shipping - 1 lb $53.00 | 5 lb 48.50/lb | 25 lb $44.80/lb

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Ringmaster . . . 65N128 Days | Long Day | White Spanish type onion. Globe shaped, large bulb size, white skin. Above average Pink Root tolerance.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $7. 80 | 1/4 lb $18.10 | 1/2 lb $25.60

BUNCHING VARIETIESCrystal White Wax. . . . . . . . . . 21N60 - 180 Days | At 60 days bulbs average 1/2” to 3/4”, at 90 days 1”, larger

onion for pickling. Short storage life.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $7.60 | 1/4 lb $17.20 | 1/2 lb $24.10Plus Shipping - 1 lb $35.70 | 5 lb $32.70/lb

Evergreen . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46N60 - 110 Days | Also called Nebuka or Japanese Bunching. A great green onion variety for salads and relish tray. Produces clusters of 4” to 9” long, slender, silvery shanks. Non bulbing, slow bolting, hardy and winters well. Leek-like stalks divide continuously. White skin, no need to strip for


Tokyo Long White Bunching . . . . . . . . . . . . 201N65 Days | onions produce slim stalks 16” to 28” when mature. Pink Root resistant.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $7.30 | 1/4 lb $15.90 | 1/2 lb $22.10Plus Shipping - 1 lb $32.00 | 5 lb $29.40/lb | 25 lb $27.10/lb

Lisbon White Bunching . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84N60 Days | beautiful white onion with slender blue - green tops.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $7.40 | 1/4 lb $16.20 | 1/2 lb $22.60Plus Shipping - 1 lb $33.00 | 5 lb $30.20/lb | 25 lb $27. 90/lb

PARSNIPS

Growing parsnip seeds requires patience as they are slow germinators. Mix in a

while seedlings are small. Keep evenly moist, especially during hot, dry periods.

Harris Early Parsnip . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27Y110 Days | An earlier type that is very productive. Roots are 3 1/2” at the shoulder and taper to a length of 10” to 12”. Skin and interior is white, tender and of the best quality.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $5.70 | 1/4 lb $8.70 | 1/2 lb $10.60Plus Shipping - 1 lb $11.10 | 5 lb $10.20/lb | 25 lb $9.40/lb

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PEAS

Peas are a cool weather crop that can be planted as soon as the ground

a fall crop or grown throughout the season in cool climates. Cowpeas are

passed. Both are dynamic accumulators that improve the soil by pulling nitrogen up with their deep root systems. Peas planted next to potatoes increases your tater harvest.Plant our heirloom pea seeds when soil temperatures reach 45º, about 4 weeks before the last spring frost. Sow seeds 1” to 1 1/2” deep, 2” apart next to a trellis or in rows 2’ to 3’ apart depending on variety. Keep evenly moist, but not wet.

Green Arrow . . . . . . . . . . . .22P69 Days | A good freezing variety that is popular in the processing

Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/2 lb $7.30Plus Shipping - 1 lb $4.80 | 5 lb $4.40/lb | 25 Lb. $4.20/lb


Knight . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24P56 - 62 Days | A Progress strain with extra large 3.5” to 4” long, pointed pods, containing 9 - 10 bright green peas. Productive 20 to 21” tall plants. PEMV, BYMV, PM & CW resistant.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/2 lb $7.30Plus Shipping - 1 lb $4.80 | 5 lb $4.40/lb | 25 lb $4.20/lb | 50 lb $4.00/lb


Laxton’s Progress 9 . . . . . . . . . .25P64 Days | One of the earliest large podded varieties. Used extensively by shippers for this reason. Vines 15”, dark green, heavy. Pods 4 1/2”, dark green, plump and pointed. Contains 8 or more large, deep green wrinkled peas. Excellent quality, splendid for home or market gardening.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/2 lb $7.30Plus Shipping - 1 lb $4.90 | 5 lb $4.40/lb | 25 lb $4.20/lb


Lincoln . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26P65 Days | An older home garden and market favorite noted for its exceptional quality and sweetness. 7 - 9 small peas in medium size pod. Will produce well into hot summer weather. Good for freezing.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/2 lb $7.30Plus Shipping - 1 lb $4.80 | 5 lb $4.40 | 25 lb $4.20/lb | 50 lb $4.00 /lb


Freezonian (Limited Availability) . . . . . . . . . . . .24P62 Days | Developed specially for quick freezing, having its famous quality and dependability,huskier vines and bigger yields. Has tender, clinging skin which doesn’t peel or loosen infreezing. Remains in edible condition on the vine a couple days longer than some. Vines 2 1/2’,pods 3 1/2”, blunt ended, 6-8 peas. High quality for canning and freezing. Wilt resistant.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/2 lb $6.80Plus Shipping - 1 lb $4.60

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Little Marvel . . . . . . . . . . . .28P63 Days | Vines 18”, dark green. Pods 3 1/2”, very plump, straight and blunt ended. Peas are medium size, wrinkled and rather square. Quality is unsurpassed, a bountiful yielder and particularly valuable for the home garden and market.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/2lb $7.30Plus Shipping - 1 lb $4.80 | 5 lb $4.40/lb | 25 lb $4.20/lb


Wando . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .48P68 Days | Very productive pea; produces dark green pods with 7 - 8 medium sized peas that are great fresh or frozen. Direct sow in early spring and mid summer for a fall crop.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/2 lb $7.30Plus Shipping - 1 lb $4.70 | 5 lb $4.30/lb | 25 lb $4.10/lb | 50 lb $4.00/lb


EDIBLE POD PEASDwarf Grey Sugar Pod . . . . . . . . 9P60 Days | A great salad pea! 30” vines produce high yields. Pink and

Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/2 lb $7.30Plus Shipping - 1 lb $4.80 | 5 lb $4.40/lb | 25 lb $4.20/lb


Sugar Snap . . . . . . . . . . . . .36P72 Days |

3 1/2” long. Produces best on a trellis or fence. Withstands both cool and warm temperatures. Tolerant to Common Wilt Race 1. Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/2 lb $7.50Plus Shipping - 1 lb $5.20 | 5 lb $4.80/lb | 25 lb $4.60/lb


Sugar Sprint PVP . . . . . . . . . . .44P62 Days | Averages 2 pods per node. Pods are 3” long. Plant height 25” tall. Tolerant to Powdery Mildew and Pea Enation Mosaic Virus. Very sweet, stringless pods.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/2 lb $8.80Plus Shipping - 1 lb $8.10 | 5 lb $7.50/lb | 25 lb $7.20/lb


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Super Sugar Snap . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30P66 Days | Plump pods with 7 peas each. Strong plants are 24” tall (55” if trained on stakes) and tolerant to

Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/2 lb $8.40Plus Shipping - 1 lb $7.30 | 5 lb $6.70/lb | 25 lb $6.50/lb | 50 lb $6.20/lb


SNOW PEASOregon Sugar Pod II . . . . . . . . .41P68 Days | Plants 26” - 32” tall, pods 4” long. Light green and smooth. Averages 2 pods per node. Tolerance to Common Wilt Race 1, Pea Enation Mosaic Virus Powdery Mildew and Western Pea Streak Virus. Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/2 lb $7.40Plus Shipping - 1 lb $4.90 | 5 lb $4.50/lb | 25 lb $4.30/lb


COWPEAS OR SOUTHERN PEAS

It’s a Southern thing! Simmered with ham, onions and garlic, fresh cowpeas are a classic dish. Add some snaps (immature cowpea pods) and you have a hearty meal! Folks drive a long way to buy bushels of Creameyes, Blackeyes and Pinkeyes from our market. More like a bean than a pea, cowpeas can be dried to store. True connoisseurs prefer to freeze them.

Heirloom cowpea seeds should be planted when soil temperatures reach 60º to 65º. Direct seed 1” to 2” deep, 4” to 8” apart, in rows 2’ wide. Cow peas can tolerate some light shade so they are

will tolerate light drought, but produce better with some moisture.

California Blackeye . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8P70 Days | Used fresh or dried. Resistant to Wilt, Nematodes and other pea diseases. Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/2 lb $7.60Plus Shipping - 1 lb $5.30 | 5 lb $4.90/lb. | 25 lb $4.70/lb | 50 lb $4.50/lb


Top Pick Cream . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19P60 Days | Up-right bush type. Pods are produced at top of plant in a concentrated pattern. Pods are pale or silvery green pods when at green pea state. Good virus and disease tolerance. Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/2lb $8.40Plus Shipping - 1 lb $6.70 | 5 lb $6.10/lb | 25 lb $5.90/lb | 50 lb $5.60/lb


Top Pick Pinkeye . . . . . . . . . . .43P50 Days | Improved Pinkeye, upright bush type. Pods are clustered at top of plant for easy harvest. When ready to pick, pod is pale or light purple with a greenish pea. Plant height is 18” to 26” tall, depending on soil. Easy shelling. Good virus and disease tolerance.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/2 lb $7.80Plus Shipping - 1 lb $5.70 | 5 lb $5.20/lb | 25 lb $5.00/lb

50 lb $4.80/lb. | 100 lb Call for Pricing

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PEPPERSA warm weather crop, that can be coaxed into a crop in cool weather areas with special care, but prefer hot, dry climates with irrigation. Peppers can be

produces bigger and better quality peppers. Plant pepper seeds, 1/2” deep in

a moist seedbed until seedlings are well established. Transplant outside when all danger of frost is past and soil temperatures reach 60º. Seedlings should be

spaced 12” to 18” apart in rows 2’ to 3’ wide. When plants are 12” tall, while cultivating, pull dirt

Anaheim 118 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5Q65 Days | (MEDIUM) Uniform, quality fruit, 8” to 10” for market or

lime green, ripening to red. Excellent Relleno pepper! 500-2500 Scovilles.Free Ship - 20 Seeds $3.00 | 100 Seeds $12.40 | 500 Seeds $43.10 | 1M $65.20Plus Shipping - 5M $60.20/M

Anaheim Chili. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9Q80 Days | (MEDIUM) A later variety planted extensively in the South and in California. Does well here in Rocky Ford. Used for canning and drying. Fruits 6” to 7” long, 1” in diameter, tapered, deep green maturing to a bright scarlet. 900-3500 Scovilles.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/4 oz $6.00 | 1 oz $8.50 | 1/4 lb $21.60 | 1/2 lb $32.10Plus Shipping - 1 lb $50.70 | 5 lb $46.80/lb | 25 lb $43.50/lb

Barker Hot . . . . . . . . . . . . 16Q75-80 Days | (VERY HOT) Considered the hottest of the New Mexico

canning. Grows from green to red. 15,000 to 30,000 Scovilles.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/4 oz $5.80 | 1 oz $7.30 | 1/4 lb $15.60


Hungarian Wax. . . . . . . . . . . 15Q67 Days | (HOT) Waxy yellow turning reddish orange at maturity. Tapered, 6” long and 1 1/2” in diameter at shoulder. Used for canning and fresh market. 2000 - 4000 Scovilles.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/4 oz $6.10 | 1 oz $8.20 | 1/4 lb $19.70


Inferno Banana . . . . . . . . . . . 89Q85 days. | (F1 Hybrid) High yielding plant produces large 8” long by 1 ½” wide banana shaped hot peppers. Yellow peppers turn orange, then red at maturity. Excellent for cooking or pickling. Free Ship - 20 Seeds $3.00 | 100 Seeds $14.40 | 500 Seeds $53.20


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Joe E. Parker . . . . . . . . . . . . 33Q75 - 80 Days | (Mild to Medium) An improved 6-4 type. Higher yields

turning red when fully ripe.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/4 oz $7.20 | 1 oz $8.90 | 1/4 lb $19.60


Numex Big Jim. . . . . . . . . . . . 4Q83 Days | (MEDIUM) A large pepper, 2” at shoulder, taper 7” to 9” to a blunt end. Good leaf coverage and very productive. Used for canning, drying and fresh market. 2500 - 3000 Scovilles.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/4 oz $7.20 | 1 oz $8.90 | 1/4 lb $19.60


Sandia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40Q77 Days | (HOT) Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/4 oz $7.20 | 1 oz $8.90 | 1/4 lb $19.60 | 1/2 lb $23.80Plus Shipping - 1 lb $32.80 | 5 lb $29.00/lb | 25 lb $26.00/lb

Sonora Mild . . . . . . . . . . . . 64Q75 Days | (MILD) High yields of 1 1/2” x 10” long fruit weighing 1/4 lb.

drying pepper. Tobacco Mosaic Virus resistant. 600 Scovilles. Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/4 oz $6.60 | 1 oz $8.40 | 1/4 lb $19.40


Ancho . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3Q76 - 80 Days | (HOT) Medium sized upright plant produces high quality

color when mature. Excellent for market, processing or drying. Also called Poblano when picked green. 1500 - 4500 Scovilles.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.75 | 1/4 oz $6.90 | 1 oz $11.50 | 1/4 lb $35.30


. . . . . . . . . 36Q70 Days | (HOT)

Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/4 oz $7.50 | 1 oz $10.20 | 1/4 lb $26.401/2 lb $34.00


and more uniform, thicker �esh. Plants 30” tall, 1 1/4” x 6”-8”, green

Fresno Chili . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10Q75 - 80 Days | (HOT) long pointed peppers. Plants 24” - 30” tall. Tobacco Mosaic tolerance. 2,500 - 10,000 Scovilles.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.75 | 1/4 oz $6.70 | 1 oz $10.50 | 1/4 lb $30.60 | 1/2 lb $46.80Plus Shipping - 1 lb $77.70 | 5 lb $71.70/lb | 25 lb $66.60/lb

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Habanero. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14Q90 Days | (VERY HOT) light green to orange. Much hotter than a jalapeño. Up to 215,000 Scovilles. Free Ship - Pkt. $3.25 | 1/4 oz $9.40 | 1 oz $18.90 | 1/4 lb $67.80


Large Hot Cherry . . . . . . . . . . 56Q75 Days | (MEDIUM HOT) produce medium green 1” x 1 1/2” oblate fruits that turn red when ripened.



Mosco . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28Q75 Days | (MEDIUM) Our special “mirasol” pepper developed here

�avor and a pleasant spice. Excellent for grilling and roasting. Redat maturity. 1 1/2” x 5 1/2” pointed at tip. 5000 - 7000 Scovilles.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.75 | 1/4 oz $6.60 | 1 oz $10.30 | 1/4 lb $29.70


Santa Fe Grande . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53Q75 Days | (HOT) Pretty pepper plants that produce yellow, conical, blunt peppers. 1 1/2” x 3 1/2” fruit that ripens to a red orange. Vigorous, upright, compact plants that keep producing! Tobacco Mosaic resistant. 5000 - 8000 Scovilles.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/4 oz $6.40 | 1 oz $9.60 | 1/4 lb $26.60 | 1/2 lb $40.30Plus Shipping - 1 lb $65.70 | 5 lb $60.70/lb | 25 lb $56.30/lb

Serrano Chili . . . . . . . . . . . . 62Q85 Days | (HOT) Good for fresh market, home garden, pickling and salsas. Medium thin walls turn red at maturity. Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/4 oz $7.40 | 1 oz $10.00 | 1/4 lb $25.50


Tabasco. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80Q100 Days | (VERY HOT) 1” to 2” long peppers, yellow green turning red when mature. Very hot. Used in canning, cooking and market. 30,000 - 50,000 Scovilles.Free Ship - Pkt. $3.25 | 1/4 oz $8.70 | 1 oz $17.10 | 1/4 lb $60.10 | 1/2 lb $97.60Plus Shipping - 1 lb $172.60 | 5 lb $160.60/lb | 25 lb $150.20/lb

in the Arkansas River Valley. �ick meated pepper with rich pepper

Lumbre Hatch XX New!. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14Q90 Days | (HOT) Elongated with a slight curve and taper to a blunt end. Pods are shorter and

Free Ship - Pkt. $3.75 | 1/4 oz $6.50 | 1 oz $10.40 | 1/4 lb $30.30 | 1/2 lb $47.40Plus Shipping - 1 lb $79.40 | 5 lb $73.80/lb | 25 lb $68.60/lb

narrower than other varieties. Hottest of the Hatch NuMex type of chiles.

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Chile Jalapeño M . . . . . . . . . . 23Q72 Days | (HOT) Popular in Mexico and the Southwest for pickling. Fruits are 1” x 3” long, tapering to a blunt round point. Dark green ripening to red.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/4 oz $6.50 | 1 oz $9.00 | 1/4 lb $22.80


Early Jalapeño. . . . . . . . . . . 12Q60 - 65 Days | (HOT) Earlier maturing variety with a concentrated set of smooth, thick walled, medium dark green fruit. Plant is more compact than regular jalapeño and the fruit is slightly shorter. For processing and market. 4000 - 6000 Scovilles.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/4 oz $6.90 | 1 oz $10.20 | 1/4 lb $28.30


TAM Jalapeño No. 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90Q65 - 70 Days | (MEDIUM HOT) Excellent home garden, market and commercial pickling variety. Fruit are 1 1/2” x 2 1/2”, cylindrical with a blunt end. Color is green turning red at maturity. Easy to de-stem for pickling. Tolerant to potato Virus Y. 900 - 3500 Scovilles.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/4 oz $6.90 | 1 oz $10.20 | 1/4 lb $28.30 | 1/2 lb $40.70Plus Shipping - 1 lb $64.80 | 5 lb $59.00/lb | 25 lb $54.00/lb

SWEET PEPPERSBig Bertha Hybrid . . . . . . . . . . 17Q70 Days | Medium green fruit turns red at maturity. 4” x 7” long in diameter, mostly four lobed, smooth and straight. Some tolerance to Tobacco Mosaic.Free Ship - 20 Seeds $3.00 | 100 Seeds $14.20 | 500 Seeds $52.20

1M $80 .30Plus Shipping - 5M $74.10/M

California Wonder 300 . . . . . . . . 6Q75 Days | Outstanding sweet, shipping pepper. Fruits are mostly 4 lobed, chunky 4 1/2” x 4”, deep green becoming crimson. Nice thick



Cubanelle. . . . . . . . . . . . 39Q75 Days | less water, perfect for sautéing or frying. Sweet tender peppers with a thin skin, 2” - 2 1/2” x 5” - 6” long. Yellow green, but will change to

Free Shipping - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/4 oz $7.40 | 1 oz $10.901/4 lb $30.90 | 1/2 lb $42.80


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Giant Marconi Red . . . . . . . . . 31Q72 Days | Long (6” - 8”) tapered green pepper that turns red at maturity. Vigorous plant that is approximately 30” tall. Good resistance to Potato Virus Y and Tobacco Mosaic Virus.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.75 | 1/4 oz $6.00 | 1 oz $9.30 | 1/4 lb $25.30


Golden Cal Wonder . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77Q75 Days | Produces large 4 lobed fruits that may be used in the green stage. Ripens to a deep

Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/4 oz $6.90 | 1 oz $10.10 | 1/4 lb $27.80 | 1/2 lb $39.80Plus Shipping - 1 lb $63.20 | 5 lb $57.50/lb | 25 lb $52.70/lb

Keystone Resistant Giant 3 . . . . . 74Q75 Days | Mosaic resistant. Produces fancy quality, large dark green fruit with four lobes. Vigorous plant and a heavy yielder. Fruit is 4” x 4”.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/4 oz $6.80 | 1 oz $10.50 | 1/4 lb $30.20


King Arthur . . . . . . . . . . . . 19Q65 - 70 Days | King Arthur is a quality sweet bell pepper that matures from green to red and has an excellent yield potential. It has a mid-early maturity and is widely adaptable. Large, blocky fruit.Free Ship - 20 Seeds $3.00 | 100 Seeds $13.70 | 500 Seeds $49.50


Pepperoncini . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46Q75 days. | 3 to 5 inch peppers. Ripens from a yellow green to red at full maturity. Delicious pickled or raw in salads, on pizzas and in sandwiches. Free Ship - Pkt. $3.00 | 1/4 oz $8.70 | 1 oz $16.50 | 1/4 lb $57.20 | 1/2 lb $90.40Plus Shipping -1 lb $157.50 | 5 lb $145.40/lb | 25 lb $135.00/lb

Sweet Banana . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54Q65 - 70 Days | Walls are medium thin, light yellow color, 1 1/2” x 6” tapering to a point. Plants 18” - 22” tall and sturdy. Very productive.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/4 oz $6.40 | 1 oz $8.50 | 1/4 lb $20.60 | 1/2 lb $28.70Plus Shipping - 1 lb $43.20 | 5 lb $39.30/lb | 25 lb $36.00/lb

Sweet Cherry . . . . . . . . . . . 65Q80 Days | Highly popular for pickling. Dark green maturing to red. Nearly round, average 1” x 1 1/2” with a slight taper. Bushy plant 18” to 20” tall. Very productive.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.75 | 1/4 oz $7.10 | 1 oz $11.70 | 1/4 lb $35.90


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PUMPKINS

of frost has passed, usually late May in warm climates. In cool climates, start indoors 4 weeks before the last spring frost date. Pick a sunny location with lots of room, good drainage and very rich soil. A site recently amended with composted manure is ideal as pumpkins are heavy feeders. Pumpkins do best if direct seeded. Plant 6 to 8 heirloom pumpkin seeds 1” deep in hills , 5’ to 8’

Cultivate to keep free of weeds. Water every two weeks until blossoms form, then reduce watering. Avoid over-watering when pumpkins reach 50% of their size at maturity.

Atlantic Giant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8R130 Days |


Big Max . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18R120 Days | round shape, pinkish orange color. Flesh bright yellowish orange, 3” to 4” thick. Makes great Jack O’ Lanterns and good pies too!Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $5.90 | 1/4 lb $10.00 | 1/2 lb $13.20Plus Shipping - 1 lb $16.00 | 5 lb $14.80/lb | 25 lb $13.80/lb

Connecticut Field . . . . . . . . . . 25R120 Days | First introduced in our 1903 catalog! Fruits large, usually

equal. Rind: hard, smooth, somewhat ribbed; deep orange in color. Flesh thick, orange - yellow, coarse and sweet.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $5.60 | 1/4 lb $8.90 | 1/2 lb $11.40Plus Shipping - 1 lb $12.70 | 5 lb $11.70/lb | 25 lb $10.90/lb

Howden . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28R115 Days | A beautiful heavy yielding pumpkin with uniform deep round shape and a rich

attached to a ridged hard shell. For home garden, shipping and market.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $6.10 | 1/4 lb $10.90 | 1/2 lb $14.50Plus Shipping - 1 lb $18.50 | 5 lb $17.10/lb | 25 lb $15.90/lb

Jack Be Little . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23R95 Days | Miniature pumpkins ranging 2 - 6 oz. and 2” - 3” in diameter. Ideal for decorations.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $8.00 | 1/4 lb $19.50 | 1/2 lb $28.60Plus Shipping - 1 lb $44.40 | 5 lb $41.00/lb | 25 lb $38.00/lb

Little October . . . . . . . . . . . . 50R95 Days | Pretty little pumpkins that children love! Smoother than other miniatures, fruit averages 3” in diameter with faint ribs. Sells well at farm markets for fall decorations.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $10.50 | 1/4 lb $30.60 | 1/2 lb $46.80Plus Shipping - 1 lb $77.70 | 5 lb $71.70/lb | 25 lb $66.60/lb

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Jack O Lantern . . . . . . . . . . . 22R115 Days | Like the name indicates —no Halloween is complete without one. Average fruit about the size and shape of a man’s head or larger. Not

unusual Jack O’Lanterns. Bright orange and smooth.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $5.60 | 1/4 lb $8.70 | 1/2 lb $10.90Plus Shipping - 1 lb $11.90 | 5 lb $11.00/lb | 25 lb $10.20/lb

Lumina . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56R95 Days | A large white pumpkin, excellent for both carving and painting. Fruits average 12 -


Small Sugar . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55R110 Days |States famous for their pies. Fruit is round, orange yellow and excellent quality. Very good keeper.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $5.60 | 1/4 lb $8.90 | 1/2 lb $11.40Plus Shipping - 1 lb $12.70 | 5 lb $11.70/lb | 25 lb $10.90/lb

Camaro PMR Hybrid. . . . . . . . 24R110 Days | Camaro PMR has reduced vines which produce high yields of

Fruit has slight to medium ribbing and is nearly global. Classic orange rind. 11” high x 12” wide. Tolerance to Powdery Mildew.Free Ship - 20 Seeds $2.75 | 100 Seeds $15.20 | 1M $88.00 | 5M $81.30/MPlus Shipping - 10M $75.50/M

RADISHES

use them to mark a row where slow germinators are grown. If the soil is silty, a crust will form

crust. Icicle radishes are planted as a fall cover crop to suppress weeds, break up the soil and add

need full sun to produce a bulb. Keep evenly moist. Plant radish seeds successively throughout the cool spring season and late summer into fall.

Cherry Belle . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13S22 Days | Resembles cherries in shape and color. Flesh white, crisp and retains good eating qualities longer than most radishes. Highly desirable for market, home use and greenhouse. Tops are short.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $5.50 | 1/4 lb $7.50 | 1/2 lb $8.70Plus Shipping - 1 lb $7.70 | 5 lb $7.00/lb | 25 lb $6.50/lb

Magic Lantern Hybrid . . . . . . . 24R100 Days | Reduced vines which produce high yields of 16-24 lb fruit. Heavy

Free Ship - 20 Seeds $2.75 | 100 Seeds $14.60 | 1M $83.70 | 5M $77.30/MPlus Shipping - 10M $71.80/M

crown set for an early crop. Slightly taller than wide. Powdery Mildew resistant.

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Early Scarlet Globe . . . . . . . . . 10S23 Days |A leading market gardener’s strain, also popular for home gardens. Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $5.50 | 1/4 lb $7.50 | 1/2 lb $8.70Plus Shipping - 1 lb $7.60 | 5 lb $7.00/lb | 25 lb $6.40/lb

French Breakfast . . . . . . . . . . . 11S25 - 30 Days | A high quality crisp and tender table variety about 2” long.

color makes them a popular favorite. Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $5.50 | 1/4 lb $7.50 | 1/2 lb $8.70Plus Shipping - 1 lb $7.70 | 5 lb $7.00/lb | 25 lb $6.50/lb

Hailstone. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21S25 Days | An early variety that produces solid white radishes at maturity.

tenderness well. Good variety for pickling because the color does not run.

Icicle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15S27 Days | radishes. Tops small; roots 5” to 5 1/2” long, slender, straight, tapered at the tip. Flesh clear, white, crisp and tender.

Sparkler . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18S25 Days | Bright scarlet skin with distinct white tips, most attractive. Almost round with clear

RHUBARBRhubarb is a cool weather perennial, preferring zone 6 or lower. It can be grown in zones 7 or 8, with some light shade, but it may not live as long. Starting rhubarb seeds in pots is an easy way to moderate soil moisture. Sow seeds 2 or 3 seeds, 1/2” deep in a small pot, 8 to 10 weeks before the last fall frost. Keep warm, 70º to 80º, for faster germination. Transplant outdoors two weeks before the last spring frost.

Victoria . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 700RV365 Days | A multiple season variety. 18” to 24” tall. Crimson color with inner green shading.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $8.20 | 1/4 lb $20.00 | 1/2 lb $28.60Plus Shipping - 1 lb $43.90 | 5 lb $40.20/lb | 10 lb $38.60/lb




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RUTABAGA

can be planted early spring, when soil temperature reaches 40º, but are best if grown as a fall crop in warm areas. Sow rutabaga seeds 1/8” to 1/2” deep, 4” apart in rows 12” to 18” apart. Rutabagas perform best with rich, well worked

can be heavily mulched and harvested into winter when needed.

American Purple Top . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 658RP90 Days | A good dependable variety used for storage and shipping. Large, globe shaped with


SALAD GREENSArugula . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 496AG21 Days | Cut young leaves for a “cut and come again” salad green.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $5.80 | 1/4 lb $9.00 | 1/2 lb $11.10Plus Shipping - 1 lb $12.00 | 5 lb $11.00/lb

Mizuna . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 495AG 65 Days | salads. Feathery leaves beautify salads and gardens. Slow to bolt.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $6.20 | 1/4 lb $10.90 | 1/2 lb $14.10Plus Shipping - 1 lb $17.50 | 5 lb $16.00/lb

SALSIFYMammoth Salad Island . . . . . . . 10T140 Days |


SPINACHA cool weather crop, direct seed spinach before the last heavy snows of spring.

loamy soil and the snow will push it in. In my high altitude garden, spinach seed can be planted from early spring until late fall, using it as a ground cover between larger plants. In warm climates, direct seed early and late in the season. Works well in a “cut-and-come-again” salad garden, seeds can be planted 1/2” to 1” deep, 6” apart in a row.

Bloomsdale Long Standing . . . . . . . . . . . . . 580M45 Days | Outstanding strain of savoy leaved spinach. Handsome, plant with uniform, blistered and crumpled leaves. Excellent freezing variety. Lives up to its name as it is slower to bolt than most spinaches. Much in demand for home and market gardens.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $5.50 | 1/4 lb $7.50 | 1/2 lb $8.60Plus Shipping - 1 lb $7.50 | 5 lb $6.90/lb | 25 lb $6.40

Delicate, tender mustard green that adds a bright, clean, fresh peppery �avor to

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Early Hybrid No. 7 . . . . . . . . 582M43 Days | Dark green semi-savoy leaves. Good fall planting variety. Recommended for fresh market and processing. Machine harvestable.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $5.90 | 1/4 lb $9.40 | 1/2 lb $11.60Plus Shipping - 1 lb $13.00 | 5 lb $11.90/lb | 25 lb $11.00/lb

. . . . . 588M46 Days | We consider this the best of the thick leaved varieties and recommend it highly for canning, as well as for home and market garden. An enormous yielder. Vigorous, large, spreading plants. Huge thick smooth leaves with pointed tip. Very tender and dark green.

SQUASH

plenty of room to grow. Bush varieties like zucchini, crookneck and Bush table Queen acorn squash requires 3’ between plants in rows 4’ to 5’ wide. Vining squash plants like butternut, buttercup, Tatume and spaghetti squash should be planted 3’ to 4’ apart in rows 6’ apart. Hubbard and Pink Banana squash should be in rows 9’ apart. Squash plants enjoy regular fertilizing and watering.

Black Beauty Zucchini . . . . . . . . . . . . 91U62 Days | Bush type that is a continual producer of dark green-black fruit which are cylindrical, long and straight. Squash should be harvested when only a few days old


Dwarf Summer Crookneck . . . . . 20U50 Days | Uniform size and color. Fruits are attractively warted, grow 10” long x 3 1/2” through the bowl at maturity. Neck curved, skin bright yellow. Good for home and market, yields heavily.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $5.60 | 1/4 lb $8.90 | 1/2 lb $11.40Plus Shipping - 1 lb $12 .70 | 5 lb $11.70/lb | 25 lb $10.90/lb

. . . . . . 25U50 Days | straight, fairly smooth and delicate creamy yellow. Can be used when 4”

producer and money maker for shippers and market growers.

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Early White Bush Scallop . . . . . . 19U53 Days | shippers as well as home gardeners. Vines are bush type, mature fruits 3” thick, 8” across. Sweeter and more tender when young. White at maturity.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $5.60 | 1/4 lb $8.70 | 1/2 lb $11.00Plus Shipping - 1 lb $12.00 | 5 lb $11.10/lb | 25 lb $10.30/lb

Golden Zucchini . . . . . . . . . 35U55 Days | Beautiful, golden skinned fruit with crisp white interior. Excellent raw or cooked. Pretty in any dish. Adds colorful variety to home gardens and farm market displays.

Grey Zucchini . . . . . . . . . . . 92U42 Days | Very early zucchini variety that excels in cool climates.

with grey mottling. A good choice for gardens and roadside farm markets.

Round Zucchini . . . . . . . . . . 79U45 Days |

when 3” to 3 1/2”. Strong productive vines. Used as a lighter colored Calabacita, a popular squash used in Southwestern cuisine.

Tatume. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37U45 - 130 Days | Round zucchini type with dark green stripes. A true

and richer. Let squash mature until large and green to use in soups and stews. When fully mature, it becomes a winter squash and stores well. Productive and sprawling, give it plenty of room.

Enterprise Summer Squash . . . 26U41 Days | Erect bush type with light-medium yellow fruit. Very productive, vigorous plant and broad dependability. Maintaining quality through many harvests.Free Ship - 10 Seeds $2.75 | 100 Seeds $9.90 | 500 Seeds $30.70

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Spineless Beauty Zucchini . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75U50 Days | Popular because of the open spineless bushes that make it easier to pick with less damage to the fruit. Produces large yields of medium green fruit throughout the season.Free Ship - 20 Seeds $2.75 | 100 Seeds $12.00 | 500 Seeds $40.80 | 1M $61.30Plus Shipping - 5M $56.60/M | 10M $52.60/M

Acorn Bush Table Queen . . . . . . . 6U82 Days | Number of fruit set per plant is close to that of a vine acorn squash, making higher yields possible with closer spacing. Produces squash very similar in color, size, shape and storage quality to Table Queen.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $6.20 | 1/4 lb $11.70 | 1/2 lb $15.90Plus Shipping - 1 lb $21.00 | 5 lb $19.40/lb | 25 lb $18.00/lb

Buttercup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8U100 Days | a prominent “knob” at blossom end. 4 1/2” deep x 6 1/2” across; weight 4 to 5 lbs. Dark rind

Delicata . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14U100 Days | Cream colored with green stripes from blossom to stem end. Fruit are 6” - 8” long and 3” in diameter. Attractive variety for home garden and roadside market.

Hubbard, Blue . . . . . . . . . . . . 5U110 Days | Fruit are large, round and globular shaped with a neck at both ends and blue-grey colored. 10” x 15” in size, 12 - 14 lbs. Rind is thick, hard,

Hubbard, Golden . . . . . . . . . . 34U90 - 105 Days | Fruit are hard, moderately warted, orange with tan stripes at blossom end. 8” x 10” - 12”, 8 - 12 lbs. Flesh is yellow-orange, thick

Popular with market and home gardeners.

Hubbard, Warted Chicago . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10U110 Days | Heavily warted; weighs about 12 lbs., dark slate green. Flesh deep orange-yellow.






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Pink Banana Jumbo . . . . . . . 65U105 Days |

sautéed, stewed, bake or curried it is a feast. Good storage.

Table Queen . . . . . . . . . . . . 15U85 Days | Also known as acorn. An individual sized squash desirable for baking. Popular for home, market and shippers. Trailing vines; fruits acorn-

Turk’s Turban . . . . . . . . . . . . 68U100 Days | Produces a brilliant array of unusual color combinations. An interesting novelty and a fast selling fall decoration at roadside stands.

Vegetable Spaghetti Improved . . . . 86U100 Days | Low calorie; looks and tastes much like spaghetti. 8” to 10”

fork for a gluten free alternative to pasta.

Waltham Butternut . . . . . . . . 95U95 Days | Heavier and more uniform than original butternut. 7” - 9” long. Neck is thick and straighter, terminating in round bowl at blossom

quality. Delectable in a pie!

Burrell’s Mini Spaghetti F1 . . . . . . 82U90 Days |

producer of pretty orange gems!Free Ship - 20 Seeds $2.75 | 100 Seeds $6.90 | 500 Seeds $15.60







�avor than traditional spaghetti squash and cooks in half the time. A heavy

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Acorn Taybelle PM . . . . . . . . . 89U70 Days | A new Table Ace type. High yield potential of 6” to 7” acorn squash. Dark green fruit with a semi bush plant. Intermediate resistance to Powdery Mildew caused by Sphaerotheca Fuliginea.Free Ship - 20 Seeds $2.75 | 100 Seeds $10.70 | 500 Seeds $34.50


SWISS CHARD

While it is a cool season green, it can take a bit more heat than spinach.

heirloom Swiss Chard seeds 2 to 3 weeks before the last expected spring frost. Plant 1/2” to 1” deep, 4” to 6” apart in rows 1 1/2’ to 3’ wide. Swiss Chard requires rich, loamy soil, even moisture and full sun, but will tolerate some light shade. Harvest small leaves for salads and larger ones to cook.

Fordhook . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2T50 Days | Broad, dark green, heavily crumpled leaves with white veins and stalks when mature. Loaded with nutrients! Large plant reaching 2” tall.

Lucullus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1T60 Days | Mild, sweet, lightly savoyed leaves with white ribs. 24” to 30” tall, medium green plants. Handles hot weather well — does not bolt! Grows until frost.

Rainbow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6T60 Days | dress up your Swiss Chard recipes. Easily grown for home use or farm market.

Ruby Red . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7T60 Days | Bright crimson stalks with bright green, crumpled leaves. Ornamental in a garden, a super food in the kitchen. Great for market too!

harvests. Keeps on growing into early winter.

Special Large White Ribbed . . . . . 4T60 Days | Extra wide ribs give this chard its name. Delicious, mildly

Swiss Chard varieties. Flavor improves with light frost.






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TOMATILLO Locate tomatillos in a sunny area with moderately rich, well drained soil. Tomatillos can be directly sown in warm climates or started indoors 6 to 8 weeks before the last spring frost. Plant the tiny seeds 1/4” deep in a

soil temperatures reach 65º, 2’ to 4’ apart in rows 4’ to 5’ wide. Water occasionally, but don’t let them get too wet. Harvest when husks are

rounded out, but before the fruit turns yellow. Grow two or more plants to insure pollination.

Verde. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 126V65 Days | Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/4 oz $9.50 | 1 oz $17.90 | 1/4 lb $63.50 | 1/2 lb $95.30Plus Shipping - 1 lb $163.20 | 5 lb $148.40/lb

TOMATOES

or individual pots. Keep evenly moist while germinating and starting small seedlings, but not wet.

soil temperature exceeds 60º and no frost is expected. In warm areas, tomatoes can be direct seeded. Sow when all danger of frost has passed and soil temperature is 50º or more. Plant 1/4” to 3/4” deep, 3’ to 4’ apart in rows 4’ to 5’ apart. Fertilize regularly for heavier yields and larger fruit.

OPEN POLLINATED VARIETIES

Beefsteak. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9V90 Days | An old favorite amongst gardeners. Indeterminate vines



Burrell’s Special . . . . . . . . . . 129V70 - 75 Days | Determinate vines produce large red fruit averaging 8 oz,

Tolerance to Fusarium and Verticillium.

Cal-Ace. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1V85 Days | Good yields of large, 8 oz to 16 oz beefsteak like tomatoes. Sweet, meaty, richly



Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/4 oz $7.40 | 1 oz $11.60 | 1/4 lb $34.90 | 1/2 lb $50.90Plus Shipping - 1 lb $83.20 | 5 lb $75.70/lb

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Floradade . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102V83 Days | 7 oz. Ripe fruit will break clean, leaving no stem on tomato. Determinate type. Good shelf life when properly harvest and stored. Resistant to Stemphylium, Verticillium and Fusarium Wilt races 1 & 2. Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/4 oz $6.60 | 1 oz $9.30 | 1/4 lb $24.20

1/2 lb $34.20

J. Moran . . . . . . . . . . . 47V95 Days |

and canning. Late sets of large oblate fruit. Outstanding shipping variety. We missed this tomato, so we brought back! Limited availability.

June Pink . . . . . . . . . 128V83 Days | An old strain of June Pink with heavy yields of true pink,

cracking. Performed well in our high altitude trials. Will set fruit in cool climates. Semi tough skinned tomato that ships well.Limited availability.

Red Cherry, Large . . . . . . . . . . 28V75 Days | Attractive, high quality round fruits about the size of a half dollar. Extensively used for fresh eating and in salads. A big seller in our farm market. Vigorous plants produce heavily over a long period.


Roma VF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92V76 Days | Also known as Paste Tomato. Red pear shaped, 3” long fruit. Tremendous yield of

Rutgers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78V75 Days |

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Free Ship - Pkt. $2.75 | 1/4 oz $7.70 | 1 oz $12.40 | 1/4 lb $38.50

Free Ship - Pkt. $2.75 | 1/4 oz $7.70 | 1 oz $12.40


Plus Shipping - 1 lb $53.20 | 5 lb $48.40/lbFree Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/4 oz $6.60 | 1 oz $9.30 | 1/4 lb $24.20 | 1/2 lb $34.20

Plus Shipping - 1 lb $57.20 | 5 lb $52.00/lbFree Ship - Pkt. $2.75 | 1/4 oz $6.70 | 1 oz $9.60 | 1/4 lb $25.60 | 1/2 lb $36.40

1/2 lb $56.40Plus Shipping - 1 lb $93.40

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Super Sioux . . . . . . . . . . . . 76V70 Days |

divided leaves and a uniform ripening factor. A favorite in this area.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/4 oz $7.40 | 1 oz $11.60 | 1/4 lb $34.90


Tiny Tim . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12460 Days | A dwarf tomato that hides generous amounts of tasty cherry tomatoes under potato like leaves. Early, dependable and well suited to patio

Free Ship - 50 Seeds $4.50 | 100 Seeds $6.90 | 500 Seeds $16.301M $21.00 | 5M $19.50/M

Plus Shipping - 10M $18.20/M | 25M $17.00/M

Better Boy Hybrid . . . . . . . . . . 51V71 Days | Our favorite hybrid and a superior large bright red tomato. One pound fruits are not unusual and a season’s yield can run 50 lbs. per plant. Resistant to Verticillium,Fusarium Wilts and to root knot nematodes.

Carolina Gold . . . . . . . . . . . 127V70 Days | Large golden tomato similar to a beefsteak size. Sweet, mild

Celebrity Hybrid. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 105V

a wide spectrum of disease resistance, including Tobacco Mosaic Virus. Can be grown as a bush type or staked. Very popular with commercial growers and home gardeners.

DVB 2121 . . . . . . . . . . . . 119V75 Days | Determinate. Large beefsteak type does well in hot climates. Compares with Shady Lady in our trials.

Good acid �avor. Globular, thick walled 4 oz fruit that is easyto peel. Practically free from hard core. Plant relatively open with �nely

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Ciliegino Red Cherry New! . . . . . . . . . . . . 105V

well in our trials. Heavy market producer, round shape, very sweet. 70-80 Days | Famous heirloom from Southern Italy. Indeterminate Red Cherry, grew very

Free Ship - 50 Seeds $4.50 | 100 Seeds $6.20 | 500 Seeds $40.70 | 1M $67.10 | 5M $62.30/M

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Heat Queen New! . . . . . . . . . . 133V75 Days | Hybrid determinate tomato. Very heat and humidity tolerant.

Free Ship - 50 Seeds $4.50 | 100 Seeds $10.10 | 500 Seeds $32.301M Seeds $48.00 | 5M Seeds $44.50/MPlus Shipping - 10M $41.60/M | 25M $39.00/M

Mountain Spring . . . . . . . . . . 90V68 - 72 Days | A mid-early maturing Beefsteak variety. Determinate vines.

green shoulder. Suitable for bush or staking. Tolerance to Cracking, Verticullium Race 1, Fusarium Races 1 & 2 and Stemphylium. Not for sale in Arkansas or South Carolina.

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Fusarium Wilt Race 1, Root Knot Nematode and Stemphyllium.

Patio Choice Yellow . . . . . . 125V60 Days | A compact determinate perfect container gardening. Yields loads of sweet, mild yellow cherry tomatoes. Short vines display bright clusters of up to 100 tomatoes per plant. A delicious ornamental.

TURNIPSPurple Top White . . . . . . . . . 653TN55 Days | Standard home, market and shipping variety. Tops medium, compact, cut leaved. Roots globular, smooth, bright purple above and white


Shogoin . . . . . . . . . . . . . 656TN45 Days | Very nice dual purpose turnip. Eat the globes when young and mild. Enjoy the tops as mild, tender greens.

Tomatoes growing to 6-8 oz. Replaces Heat Master.

. . .78-80 Days | (11-14 oz) A very large fruit with heirloom �avor and heavylobes. An indeterminate that is excellent for �eld or greeenhouse. Featuresrich �avor and high lycopene content. Tolerant to Verticillium Wilt,

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25lb $4.40/lb | 50lb or 100lb Call for Pricing


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FLOWERSAfrican Daisy . . . . . . . .1FL(Dimorphotheca-Cape Marigold) 12” tall. Mixed Colors. Easy togrow, daisy-like Produces large, colorful blossoms all summer.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/4 oz $5.70 | 1 oz $7.60

1/4 lb $17.80 | 1/2 lb $25.90Plus Shipping - 1 lb $39.40

ALYSSUMCarpet of Snow . . . . .2FLA fragrant little annual. Just 6” high, yet one plant covers up to 20”in diameter. Great for beds, borders and rock work. Shear backwhen plants become seedy to encourage new blooms.

Dwarf Pink . . . 70FLPrized for its masses of tiny, fragrant this annual is perfectfor borders. Growing just 2” to 4” tall, shades of pink makes anexcellent edging for your beds. Delicate shades of pink.

Dwarf Purple . . 71FLPretty in planters, pots, borders, rock gardens and beds. Petitepurple that grow 2” to 4” tall. Shades of purple.

ASTERSGiant Improved . . . . . .4FLFlowers are fully double and very large with curled, twisted petals.Long sturdy stems perfect for a cutting garden. 24” tall.

. . . . . . . .5FLExcellent cut Attractive blossoms, 3” to 3 1/2”, have highcrested centers of quilled petals, encircled by broad petals. White,pink, rose, scarlet, violet and lavender tones. 24” tall.

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Baby’s Breath - Covent Garden (Gypsophila) . . . . . . 23FL

owers that enhances bouquets and gardens.

Bachelor’s Button Mix . . . 10FLower of your grandmothers garden in

an improved orist strain. Shades of white, lavender, purple, pink, ower. 30” to 36” tall.

Black Eye Susan . . . 251FLGolden petals surround a dark brown center brighten a garden all

ty . . . . 7FL

aphids and cabbage worms. Also believed to suppress root-knot nematodes. Inter-plant throughout your vegetables. Blooms of yellow and orange with long straight stems. 18” tall. Very nice cut Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $6.20 | 1/4 lb $11.70 | 1/2 lb $15.90 Plus Shipping - 1 lb $21.00

Castor Bean Mix . . . .8FLGrows 4’ to 6’ in one season. Exotic, reddish-bronze, large leaved

while creating a backdrop or privacy screen. A tender perennial

Bells of Ireland . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6FL

Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/4 oz $6.80 | 1 oz $10.90 | 1/4 lb $32.30 | 1/2 lb $49.50Plus Shipping - 1 lb $82.70


Plus Shipping - 1 lb $11.00 1/4 lb $8.40 | 1/2 lb $10.50





Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $6.10 |Plus Shipping - 1 lb $19.40

1/4 lb

$11.20 | 1/2 lb $15.00

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Clarkia . . . . . . . 12FL

weather. 24” tall.

Celosia, Forest Fire . . . . 9FL

Can be stripped of leaves and hung to dry.

COLUMBINEColorado Blue . . . 47FLA cool climate perennial that is highly attractive to hummingbirds. White petals against blue sepals with golden stamen. 24” to 36” tall.

Mckana’s Giant A cheery mix of blue, yellow, red and white columbines. Large blooms on plants 24 to 36” tall. Cool weather perennial.

COREOPSISLanceleaf Yellow . . . 14FLEasily grown golden petaled perennial. Blooms profusely all season

COSMOSBright Lights . . . . . . . 15FL




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Purity White . . . . . . . 74FL

lacewings to your garden. Very easy to grow. 18” to 24” tall.

Sensation Mixed . . . . . . 16FL

and white. Vigorously growing annual that can be direct seeded.

DIANTHUSPink Gigantic . . . . 18FL

long stems. Gray green foliage. 36” tall.

Maiden Pinks Mix . . . . 75FLA mat forming perennial that makes an excellent border. Dark rose, pink and white petals. Drought tolerant. Does not tolerant extreme heat. 6” to 16” tall.

ECHINACEA. . . . 20FL

Daisy like purple heads up to 6” in diameter that attract bees and

Flax, Blue . . . . . . . . 22FL

all season. Sow in autumn or spring in well-drained soil. 24” tall.











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1/4 lb $19.50 | 1/2 lb $28.60

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Four O’ Clock . . . . . . 31FL

direct seeded. Bushy plants that are covered all summer with showy fragrant blossoms in white, yellow, red, violet and pink. 24” tall

Foxglove, Excelsior Mix . . 19FL

length. Sow seed each year for the best display. Pink, peach, rose and white blooms that pollinators adore. Up to 5” tall.

HOLLYHOCKSIndian Springs . . . . . . 24FL

Summer Carnival . . . . . 25FL

red. Tough sturdy plants that tolerate poor soil. 6’ to 8’ tall.

Larkspur, Giant Imperial Mix . . . . . 26FL

Colors include lilac, pink, rose, white, blue and carmine. 4’ tall.

Lupine, Russell Mix . . . . . 27FL

perennial that boasts a variety of colors. Attracts pollinators. A sturdy base with pretty foliage. 36” tall.


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MARIGOLDSCrackerjack Mix . . . . . 28FL

plants with ferny foliage and well displayed blossoms. 30” tall.

French DoubleDwarf Mix . . . . . . . 291FLDelightful show over a long season. Blooms are fully double, 1 1/2”

French Single . . . . . . 29FL

wider than they are tall. Bright yellow orange with splashes of red.

Lemon Gem . . . 292FL

brushing the leaves releases a lemon fragrance. Attractive to

Petite Mix . . . . . . . . 30FLLilliputian plants start to bloom just 9 weeks from planting seeds.

Excellent for pots, tubs and bedding. 6” to 8” tall

MOONFLOWERMoon Vine - Tropical WhiteMorning Glory . . . . 32FL

fragrant. Best grown on a trellis, vines are up to 15’ tall and 6’ wide.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $5.90 | 1/4 lb $10.00 | 1/2 lb $13.20Plus Shipping - 1 lb $16.00


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MORNING GLORYClark’s Heavenly Blue . . . 33FL

Scarlett O’Hara . . . . . . 34FL

NASTURTIUMGlorious Gleam Mix . . . 35FL

aphids, many beetles and cabbage loopers. Annual 15” tall.

Jewel Mix . . . . . . . . 36FLPretty pest repellent that should be planted in every garden. Peppery

brighten a salad. Gold, orange, red and yellow blooms on mounds of abundant rounded foliage. Annual 12” tall.

Pansy, Swiss Giant Mix . . . . . 37FLExtra large round blossoms in a wide color range. Sow inside or hotbed between January and April or directly in garden July to September. Prefers cool weather and shade. 6” to 8” tall.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/4 oz $12.30 | 1 oz $27.40

Painted Daisy, Chrysanthemum, Merry Mixture . . . . . . 11FLBright, cheery colors. Fleshy, almost succulent, deeply cut leaves. New “painted” blooms delight daily with a great variety of red,


1/4 lb $8.40 | 1/2 lb $10.50

Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $6.10 |Plus Shipping - 1 lb $19.40

1/4 lb $11.20 | 1/2 lb $15.00

Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $5.60 | 1/4 lb $8.90 | 1/2 lb $11.40Plus Shipping - 1 lb $12.70




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Phlox, Mixed . . . . . . . 41FLFor variety and combination of bright, fresh colors of white, purple, pink and red, phlox are unequaled. Flowers freely during the entire summer. May reseed if conditions are right. 8” to 20” tall.

Portulaca, Double Rose Moss Mixed . . . . . 38FL

in the garden when frost danger has passed. Enjoy a bright display from July until frost. Produces a large percentage of doubles. 6” tall.

Pyrethrum . . . . . . . . 80FL

crushed to make a natural insecticide, pyrethrum repels pests. A cold climate perennial that blooms more the second year or third year. An excellent companion plant in your garden. 24” tall. Free Ship - Pkt. $3.00 | 1/4 oz $12.90 | 1 oz $29.20

POPPIESCalifornia Poppy, Brilliant Mixed . . . . . . 21FLDrought tolerant, sunny colored blooms and ferny foliage. 12” tall.

Giant Iceland Gartford . . . . . . . . . 42LF

Long stemmed blooms with heavier petals in white, yellow, gold, apricot and orange. Cool climate perennial. 36” tall.

Shirley Double Mixed . . . 43FLDelicate poppies in shades of pink, rose, white, salmon and crimson. Most blooms are doubles. Self seeding annual. Up to 30” tall.











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Shasta Daisy, Alaska . . . . . . . . . 44FL

Blooms from July to frost. 30” tall.

SNAPDRAGONSDwarf Long Spurred . . . 45FLPerfect for borders and containers. Flowers have long spurs on each tiny blossom. Mix of creamy yellow, pink, white and violet. 15” tall.

Tall Long Spurred . . . . 46FL

early spring for blooms of creamy yellow, pink, white and violet. An annual that may reseed if conditions are right. 24” tall.

STRAWFLOWERS, EVERLASTING FLOWERSStatice Mixed . . . . . . 48FL

just hang upside down for long lasting blooms. Tolerates drought and heat. Annual 24” tall.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1/4 oz $8.60 | 1/2 oz $16.10

Dwarf Mix . . . . . . . . 49FLShorter, more compact plant with slightly smaller blooms than

pink, red and violet. Hang upside down for winter bouquets. 15” tall.

Tall Mix . . . . . . . . . 50FL

blooms fully open and hang to dry. 36” to 48” tall.











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SUNFLOWERSAutumn Beauty . . . . . 51FL

background or border. Blooms mid summer to fall. 6’ tall.

Lemon Queen . . . . . . 52FL

Mammoth Grey Stripe- Skyscraper . . . . . . . 53FLA dramatic accent in any garden. Plant close together in a row for

Sungold Dwarf . . . . . . 54FL

golden double blooms on a bush like plant. 3’ to 4’ tall.

SWEET PEASKnee High . . . . . . . . 55FLLow growing bush habit; no need to trellis. Ideal for bedding, borders and window boxes. Blooms for a long period of time, producing

Perennial . . . . . . . . 56FL


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Royal Family Mix . . . . . 57FLTrellis this vine of lavender, pink, purple, red, salmon and white

Sweet Williams . . . 78FLAn old fashioned classic boasting bouquet like clusters of white, pink, purple, red and violet blooms. Biennial. 12” to 24” tall.

Texas Bluebonnet . . . . . 39FL

white buds on the tip of the spike. A perennial in warm areas or an

soil with at least six hours of sun per day. 36” tall.

Viola, Johnny Jump Up . . . 40FLLiving up to their name, they pop up all over. Bright little purple

heat and drought tolerant than pansies. 8” to 20”

WILDFLOWER SEED MIXTURES . . . . . 58FL

Blanket, Lance-Leaved Coreopsis, Lemon Mint, Perennial Lupine, Purple

Dry Mix . . . . . . . . . . 69FL

Snapdragon, Sulphur Cosmos, Sweet Alyssum and Tidy Tips





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Midwest Mix . . . . . . . . 59FL

Mountain Mix . . . . . . . 60FL

Palmer Penstemon, Rocket Larkspur, Rocky Mountain Penstemon, Shasta Daisy,

Shady Mix . . . . . . . . . 61FL

Chinese Houses, Clarkia, Columbine, Corn Poppy, Forget-Me-Not, Johnny

Larkspur, Shasta Daisy, Spurred Snapdragon, Sweet William Pinks and

Texas/Oklahoma Mix . . . . 62FL

Tickseed, Greenthread, Indian Blanket, Lance-Leaved Coreopsis, Lemon Mint,

Sage, Showy Evening Primrose and Texas Bluebonnet, Sulphur Cosmos

Xeriscape Eastern Mix . . . 64FL

Blanket, Lance-Leaved Coreopsis, Lavender Hyssop, Ohio Spiderwort, Pale

Upland Aster

Xeriscape Western Mix . . . 63FL

Bluebell, California Poppy, Deerhorn Clarkia, Desert Marigold, Greenthread, Munro’s Globemallow, Oregon Sunshine, Pale Evening Primrose, Palmer Penstemon,







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ZINNIAS

In cool climates, start inside 4 to 5 weeks before the last frost. Plant 1/4” to 1/2” deep, with 15

Cactus Flower Mix . . . . 637Z3” to 6” blooms of pink, yellow, orange, red and violet with quilled petals. Bush like plants that can be pinched back for a more compact


ZINNIAS, CALIFORNIA GIANTSCherry Queen - Cerise, very showy . . . . . . . . 107Z

Canary yellow . . . . . . . . . . . . . 113ZOrange King - Orange touched with gold . . . . . . 159ZCalif. Giant/Purity - Pure white . . . . . . . . . . 165ZScarlet King - Glowing scarlet . . . . . . . . . . . 130ZViolet Queen - Bright purple . . . . . . . . . . . 182Z

California Giant Mix. . . . . . . . . . 151Z

ZINNIAS, GIANT DAHLIA FLOWEREDCanary Bird - Canary yellow . . . . . . 313ZLuminosa - Bright rose . . . . . . . . . 342ZOriole - Orange with gold. . . . . . . . 359ZPolar Bear - White . . . . . . . . . . . 365ZRoyal Purple - Violet . . . . . . . . . . 382ZWill Rogers - Bright Scarlet . . . . . . . 301Z

Giant Dahlia/Mix . . . . . . . . . . . 351ZA stunning mix of all the colors that really brighten up a landscape.

in 5 to 7 days. Zinnias make an excellent cut �ower.





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Lilliput . . . . . . . . . . . . . 515Z

Persian Carpet . . . . . . . . . . 401ZAlso known as Mexican zinnias, these stunners come in a variety of warm colors and patterns. Yellows, golds, oranges and deep reds with incredible detailing. Heat, wind and drought resistant. 16” tall.

. . . . . . . 722Z

Wonderful in borders, containers or as an appealing accent. Easy to grow annuals preferring warm weather. 3” to 6” tall.

GARDENING TOOLS

Earthway® Precision Garden Seeder . . . . . 1TLMake fast work with this low cost, yet reliable planter. Sows most garden seeds accurately. Lightweight and easy to handle; resistant to corrosion and rust. Furnished with six separate seed plates.$154.95 Free Shipping

Extra Plates for Precision Seeder. . . . . . 1TL1Each $7.25 (plus shipping)

Set of six standard plates . . . . . . . . . 1TL2(Radish, Small Pea & Bean, Medium Sweet Corn, Large Pea, Beet & Okra, and Fine Seed Plate)$31.20 (plus shipping)

. . . 1TL3(Broccoli, Popcorn, Lima Bean, Cucumber and Light Small Seed)$30.75 (plus shipping)

Plate storage case . . . . . 1TL4$26.00 (plus shipping)

Belt replacement, square rubber 1TL5$7.75 (plus shipping)

Contact us for other replacement parts.


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Dahlia, Dwarf Mix . . . . . . . . . . 351ZMixture of single �owers includes shades of purple, red, rose, salmon,white and yellow. 10” to 16” tall. Good for containers, beds and borders.Free Ship - Pkt. $2.40 | 1 oz $6.80 | 1/4 lb $14.40 | 1/2 lb $20.20Plus Shipping - 1 lb $29.00

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HAND TOOLSGarden Weeder (Pointed) . . . . . . . . . . . 2TL1

growers. A better hoe than any we have ever seen for weeding onions, carrots and other small plants. Blade is spring steel. Each $9.75 + shipping (Weight 4 oz.)$80.00 per dozen + Shipping (Weight 4 lbs.)

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and more with one quick swipe. People love them!Each $9.75 + shipping. (Weight 4 oz.)$80.00 per dozen + Shipping (Weight 4 lbs.)

Onion Sheep/Shears . . . . . . . . . 3TLAn indispensable harvest tool. Heavy Duty, carbon steel, double-bow sheep shears. Also used for trimming plants, and topping onions during harvest. 13” long. Blades are 6.5” long.Each $14.50 Plus Shipping. (Weight 12 oz.)

Garden Harvest Stainless Knife . . . . . . K112Zenport - Lightly serrated knife for harvesting.$5.20 + shipping (Wgt. 2 oz.) | $45.75/dozen + shipping

6.5” Melon Stainless Hook Knife . . . . . .K101MFor harvesting watermelons, squash and more.$5.20 + shipping (Wgt. 2 oz.) | $45.75/dozen + shipping

7.5” Curved Stainless Hook Knife . . . . . K101For harvesting melons, squash and more.$5.20 + shipping (Wgt. 2 oz.) | $45.75/dozen + shipping

6.375” Non Serrated Stainless Steel Hook Knife . . . . . . . K101NS$5.20 + shipping (Wgt. 2 oz.) | $45.75/dozen + shipping

Field Harvest Knife . . . . . . . . Item K114Zenport K114: 7.25” Stainless steel blade. Bright

cotton sampling.$9.75 + shipping (Weight 5 oz.)99.75/dozen + shipping (Weight 3.75 lbs.)

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Planting Dibber . . . . . . . . . . . . GA401

planting holes for bulbs or seedlings. Gradient measurements

$4.75 + Shipping

Garden Hoe by Prohoe. . . . . . . . 575G

on all three sides and may be turned on its side to get into tight places. It’s guaranteed to stay together. We’ve used this hoe for years and have not replaced a handle yet.$34.50 + $10 Shipping

Prohoe Field Hoe . . . . . . . . . . . . .40F

up sod, till the garden, or dig a trench. Very popular with

60” handle will stay together and the head will neither bend or break. We have not have not replaced a handle yet!!!$37.40 + $10 Shipping

Wood Handled Field Hoe . . . . . . . . .70F

directly to the 7” wide head, and a rivet and adhesive in

Guaranteed not to come apart. It can be used to break sod, cultivate crops, or clear waste trees up to 1” diameter.

landscapers. 60” handles.$36.25 + $10 Shipping

High Wheel Cultivator . . . . . . . . . 11TLMade of a light weight but strong tubular metal frame and a 24 inch wheel for easy handling. 3 position adjustable handles. Includes a twin sided furrow plow, a moldboard

$154.95 Free Shipping

All tools are available in our store at 405 N. Main St. in Rocky, Ford, Colorado.

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PLANTING TIME OUTDOORVARIETY NORTH SOUTHAsparagus Early Spring Autumn or Early SpringBeans, Bush April to July Feb., April, Aug., Sept.Beans, Pole May and June Late SpringBroccoli March and April January to JulyBrussels Sprouts May and June June and JulyCabbage, Early March and April October to DecemberCabbage, Late May and June June and JulyCantaloupe April to June February to AprilCarrot April to June March, April, Sept.Cauliflower April to June Jan., Feb., JuneCelery May and June August and OctoberCollards Late Spring May and JuneCorn, Sweet May to July February to AprilCucumber April to July Feb., March, Sept.Eggplant April and May February to AprilEndive April, July February to AprilKale March, April, Aug., Sept. October to FebruaryKohlrabi March to May September to MayLeek March to May May to SeptemberLettuce March to September September to MarchMuskmelon April to June February to AprilMustard March to May, September Autumn or Early SpringsOkra May and June February to AprilOnion, Seed April to May October to MarchOnion seeds for sets April Parsley Early Spring Sept. to May - Sept.Parsnip Early Spring February and MarchPeas March to June September to AprilPepper May and June Early SpringPumpkin May to July April and MayRadish March to September September to AprilRutabaga June to July August and SeptemberSalsify Early Spring Early SpringSpinach Sept. to Early Spring September to MarchSquash, Summer April to June SpringSquash, Winter May to July SpringTomato May to June March and AprilTurnip April to August August to OctoberWatermelon May and June March to May

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APPROXIMATE SEED COUNTS Per oz. Per Lb.Artichoke 735 11,760Asparagus 1,518 24,288Beans, Bush 25 to 75 400 to 1,200Beans, Lima 100 to 125 1,600 to 2,000Beans, Pole 100 to 125 1,600 to 2,000Beet 1,600 25,600Broccoli 9,000 144,000Cabbage 9,000 144,000Cantaloupe 1,000 to 1,300 20,800Carrot 23,000 368,000Cauliflower 9,000 144,000Collards 9,000 144,000Celery 72,000 1,125,000Corn, Sweet 120 to 180 1,920 to 2,880Cucumber 1,100 17,600Dill 23,000 368,000Eggplant 6,500 104,000Endive 27,000 432,000Kale 9,000 144,000Lettuce, Leaf 31,250 500,000Lettuce, Head 25,000 400,000Mustard 15,000 240,000Okra 500 8,000Onion 8,500 136,000Onion, Bunching 12,500 200,000Parsley 18,500 296,000Parsnip 12,000 192,000Peas 90 to 175 1,440 to 2,800Pepper 4,500 72,000Pumpkin 100 to 300 1,600 to 4,800Radish 2,500 40,000Rutabaga 12,000 192,000Spinach 2,800 44,800Squash, Summer 300 4,800Squash, Winter 120 1,920Tomato 9,000 to 9,700 155,000Turnip 15,000 240,000Watermelon, Large Seeded 300 4,800Watermelon, Small Seeded 650 10,400Zinnia 3,100 50,000

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SEED REQUIRED CHART

VARIETY SEED REQUIRED PLANTING DISTANCE 100 Ft. Per Acre Per Acre Apart Between Depth of Row Direct Transplants Direct Row Rows Planting Seeded Seeded Thinned Beans, Bush 1 lb. 60 lb.s 2-4" 18-24" 1-2"Beans, Pole 1/2 lb. 30 lbs. 6-8" 36-48" 1-2"Beets & Chard 1 oz. 10-16 lbs. 1-4" 18-24" 3/4-1"Broccoli 1/4 oz. 4 oz. 2 lbs. 18-24" 24-40" 1/2"Brussels Sprouts 1/4 oz. 4 oz. 2 lbs. 12-24" 18-36" 1/2"Cabbage 1/4 oz. 4 oz. 2 lbs. 12-24" 24-36" 1/2"Carrot 1/2 oz. 2 lbs. 1-3" 18-24" 1/2"Cauliflower 1/4 oz. 4 oz. 2 lbs. 18-24" 24-30" 1/2"Celery 1/4 oz. 4 oz. 1 lb. 4-8" 20-48" 1/8"Corn, Sweet 1/4 oz. 10 lbs. 4-6" 30-48" 1-2"Cucumber 1/2" oz. 3 lbs. 1-3' 3-6' 1-2"Dill 5 lbs. 4-8" 18-37"Eggplant 1/8 oz. 4 oz. 2 lbs. 18-24" 24-30" 1/4-1/2"Endive 1 oz. 1 lb. 4 lbs. 8-12" 18-24" 1/2"Lettuce 1/2 oz. 1 lb. 3 lbs. 2-3' 12-18" 1/2"Muskmelon 1 oz. 3 lbs. 2-3' 6-8' 1-2"Mustard 1/4 oz. 4 lbs. 4-8" 12-24" 1/4"Okra 2 oz. 8 lbs. 12-24" 24-36" 1"Onion 1 oz. 2 lbs. 2-4" 18-30" 1/2-1"Parsley 1/4 oz. 3 lbs. 4-8" 12-18" 1/8"Parsnip 1/2 oz. 3 lbs. 3-4" 18-24" 1/4-1/2"Peas 1 lb. 80-120 lbs. 1-3" 24-36" 1-2"Pepper 1/8 oz. 4 oz. 2 lbs. 15-18" 18-30" 1/4-1/2"Pumpkin 1/2 oz. 4 lbs. 3-4' 8-12' 1-2"Radish 1 oz. 10 lbs. 1" 12-18" 1/4-1/2"Rutabaga 1/4 oz. 2 lbs. 6-8" 18-24" 1/2-1"Salsify 1 oz. 8 lbs. 2-4" 18-24" 1/2-1"Spinach 1 oz. 15 lbs. 3-6" 12-18" 1/2-1"Squash, Summer 1/2 oz. 4 lbs. 3-4' 3-4' 1-2"Squash, Winter 1/2 oz. 2 lbs. 3-4' 6-9' 1-2"Tomato 1/8 oz. 2 oz. 2 lbs. 2-6' 3-7' 1/4-1/2"Turnip 1/8 oz. 2 lbs. 3-4" 12-24" 1/4-1/2"Watermelon 1 oz. 3 lbs. 2-3' 6-8' 1-2"Zinnia 1 oz. 2 lbs. 10" 30-36" 1/2"

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PLANTS PER ACRE

Distance apart # of Plants Distance apart # of Plants

12" x 1" 522,720 36" x 36" 4,48012" x 3" 174,240 42" x 42" 12,44612" x 12" 43,560 42" x 24" 6,22316" x 1" 392,040 42" x 36" 4,14818" x 1" 348,480 48" x 12" 10,89018" x 3" 116,160 48" x 18" 7,79018" x 12" 39,040 48" x 24" 5,44518" x 18" 19,360 48" x 30" 4,35620" x 1" 313,635 48" x 36" 3,63020" x 20" 15,681 48" x 48" 2,72324" x 1" 261,360 60" x 36" 2,90124" x 18" 15,520 60" x 48" 2,17824" x 24" 10,890 60" x 60" 1,74330" x 1" 209,088 8' x 1' 5,44530" x 6" 34,848 8' x 3' 1,81530" x 12" 17,424 8' x 8' 68030" x 16" 13,068 10' x 1' 4,35630" x 20" 10,454 10' x 6' 72630" x 24" 8,712 10' x 10' 43530" x 30" 6970 12' x 1' 3,63030" x 3" 58,080 12' x 5' 73636" x 12" 14,520 12' x 12' 30236" x 18" 9,680 16' x 1' 2,722

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