Treated Seeds Seeds For Sale In Indianapolis

A fast growing, yet remarkably slow bolting strain of cilantro, the broad, celery-like leaves are deep green and have notched margins. Stems are strong for bunching and flavor is pungent for Mexican and Asian cooking.

Its rich orange flesh has very good eating qualities. The tan fruit have thick, uniform necks and a slight bell-shaped seed cavity. The full-size vines have excellent yield potential and intermediate resistance to powdery mildew and ZYMV.

Tall, sturdy plants produce dark green 5" long x 2-1/2" wide fruit that taper to a point. The mildly pungent fruit ripen to red quite late and are great for stuffing. This Ancho Poblano type has been noted for its excellent yields.

Chesapeake's fruit are blocky and four-lobed, with smooth, thick walls and a rapid and uniform color change from green to bright red. The plants are indeterminate and continuously set fruit up the stem, for an extended harvest.

Sweety is a miniature sweet pepper that produces some of the sweetest peppers we have ever tasted. Resistant to TMV Sweety's green fruit ripen to a glossy red color and have thin crunchy walls.

Plants flower from mid-spring all the way through summer, producing bright scarlet, 2" flowers on well-branched plants. This All America Selections winner succeeds with gardeners due to its excellent outdoor performance and versatility for both garden...

These very uniform 8-12 lb. Fruit have the strongest and darkest colored handle in this class. Moonshine's striking white color, slight ribbing, and smooth skin make it ideal for painting.

Growers report high yields of the attractive Caprice green bean. Patent 6835876. Its upright plants set their 5-1/2 to 6" pods mid high in the plant which lends well to both hand and mechanical harvest.

Dr. Ted Superak of the Harris Moran Seed Co. developed this virus tolerant straightneck squash through conventional breeding efforts. Cougar squash offers the advantages of the precocious yellow gene along with added protection against ZYMV and Papaya...

Declaration pepper offers exceptional pack-outs of large, classy fruit. An excellent disease package includes resistance to BLS (races 1, 2, 3, 5) and Tomato Spotted Wilt virus, and intermediate resistance to CMV and Phytophthora.

Senorita is fairly early, producing fruit in approximately 60 days. Mild 3" x 1-1/2" fruit turn green to red on erect 28" plants. In addition, it's a heavy yielder and has intermediate resistance to TEV, PVY, and pepper mottle virus.

Extra large with intermediate resistance to BLS. Telica has shown good adaptability throughout the U.S and also has intermediate resistance to TMV and PVY. Strong, tall pepper plants produce excellent yields of large fruit that measure 4-1/4" x 1-1/4".

This hybrid radish produces globe shaped, cherry red roots with medium tops. Cherriette produces good yields of uniform, crisp radishes that generally don't get pithy or woody, even in larger sizes.

Resistant to scab, Anthracnose, cucumber mosaic virus, angular leaf spot and zucchini yellows mosaic virus. Bristol has strong yield potential and multi-virus resistance. Intermediate resistance to downy mildew, papaya ringspot virus and powdery mildew.

Sybaris offers straight, uniform, dark green pods of high eating quality and flavor. The 5.6” pods are set high in the plant, keeping them off the soil surface and making harvest a breeze.

Blocky shaped fruit that have an unusual pink-orange color with green and blue-green splotches on them. The thick, yellow-orange flesh is edible and is tasty with a dry texture similar to a buttercup squash.

Viceroy dual purpose cabbage produces attractive blue-green heads that are uniform and round in shape. Excellent holding ability with intermediate resistance to Black Rot, resistance to Fusarium Yellows, and tolerance to Thrips and tip burn.

In weight and are produced on full vines. The fruit average about 1 lb. They have good flavor, dry flesh and good texture. These miniature fruited Kabocha type squash have a gray color and their small size allows them to also be used for fall tabletop...

This unique, white skinned slicer offers prolific yields, remarkably uniform fruit, distinctive creamy white color, and excellent taste. Resistant to Powdery Mildew. The vigorous monoecious vines resist Powdery Mildew and offer a continuous set of high...

Earli Dew is the earliest round, 2-1/2 to 3 lb. Intermediate resistance to fusarium wilt (race 2). The smooth melons have a distinctive lime green flesh of excellent flavor and texture.

Its upright plants are strong and somewhat more compact than other varieties. Medium-sized, smooth sprouts are bright green with dense yellow interiors. Tolerant to both heat and cold.

Moreton Hybrid tomato was discontinued several years ago, but now it's back! Rutgers University had interest in reintroducing old hybrid tomato varieties known for their outstanding flavor.

This is an All America Selections winner! Cajun Belle is a unique, mildly hot but sweet pepper that is adaptable to both traditional open field planting and container production. The peppers have an incredible taste with just the right combination of...

The 12" wide x 15" tall fruit have moderate ribbing and large handles that are firmly rooted into the fruit. Set near the crown on vigorous semi-full vines. Aladdin's intermediate resistance to powdery mildew allows you to produce high quality, large...

The 5-1/2" long by 1-1/2" wide fruit is conical in shape and tapers to a blunt point. Vigorous, medium-sized, upright plants produce good yields of hot wax peppers in just 60 days from transplant.

Sweet Slice's superior eating quality gives it gourmet status with us. After a sample taste, customers know Sweet Slice is a cut above the rest. This monoecious hybrid produces good yields of dark green fruit on vigorous vines.

If Fusarium wilt is a challenge in your growing area, then you'll want to use Accomplice as a pollinator for your seedless watermelons. Also, the fruit produced by Accomplice are small and easily distinguishable from all seedless watermelon varieties.