Treated Seeds Seeds For Sale In Salem

Roma II is a Romano bush bean that is slow to develop seed, allowing for an extended harvest window of its high quality beans. The bush plants hold the pods up high and allow for an easy harvest of its flavorful beans.

This widely used green to red bell offers thick walls and a blocky shape. Aristotle's vigorous 20 to 24" plants offer good protection to the fruit and have intermediate resistance to BLS (races 1,2,3), PVY and TMV.

Avalon is a larger sized butternut squash that has shown outstanding yield potential, and uniformity for size and shape. Avalon squash has a fine grained orange flesh and can be used for fresh market sales, processing or the peeling market.

A top performer in a range of environments, Dante is highly resistant to BLS, TMV, and ToMV. A jalapeno type that produces an early, continuous set of extra-large (1¾”W x 4¼”L), deep green fruit.

The attractive white fruit have green mottled stripes and make for an interesting addition to fall squash and pumpkin displays. The flesh is not palatable but its seeds are delicious when roasted and are easily removed from their hulls.

Station this army of fall color at your market, and watch it march out the door! This unique spoon gourd mix fills its ranks with color, eye catching shape, and durability. The 4-5" long fruit have curved necks, retain color well, and are produced on...

It's an excellent transplant red onion and if direct sown early in the season it make good size. Bulbs are uniform for shape and size and when properly cured they store well for late fall sales.

Manny is a Beit Alpha type that was developed for greenhouse production. This type of cucumber is widely used in Europe and is well known for its high quality, crisp-textured, tasty fruit.

Howden Biggie sits upright and has true pumpkin shapes ranging from globe to tall globe. The dark orange fruit have thick flesh, which helps maintain their uniform shape. Howden Biggie averages 40 lbs.

Good heat tolerance and holding ability make Gypsy broccoli a winner for either spring or fall plantings. It also offers better uniformity and head shape than older varieties in this slot.

Highly uniform, Seaside is an excellent choice for baby leaf and bunch market growers. Seaside's upright plants are slow to bolt and have resistance to downy mildew. The dark green, spade shaped leaves are smooth and thick.

One of the earliest-maturing slicers, this gynoecious hybrid is a high yielder of uniformly dark green, non-stippled, cylindrical fruit. Intermediate resistance to ALS and CMV, and resistance to scab.

Of sweet quality. Its firm, solid flesh is bright red, crisp and delicious with small, dark brown seeds. Perfect for roadside and local market sales even in cool, Northern areas. The round, distinctively dark green Sugar Baby is a convenient 8-12 lbs.

This improvement to the original Sugar Snap offers earlier maturity, resistance to powdery mildew, and intermediate resistance to bean leaf roll virus. Super Sugar Snap's tall 4 to 5' vines need support.

It has exceptional yield potential and an improved disease package when compared to Florida 47R. Dixie Red has good potential to be used as a heat set variety in the hot set growing slot in the south.

This high quality pole bean is a cross between Kentucky Wonder and Blue Lake, combining the best of both parents. This vigorous grower is an improvement over standard pole varieties and is ready for harvest one week earlier.

Its compact plant allows for higher plant populations to increase yield per acre. Here we offer a smaller butternut squash, produced on a space-saving bush type plant that offers intermediate resistance to powdery mildew.

Vigorous bush plants produce good yields of 5 lb. Round-shaped fruit that have an attractive burnished-orange color, slight ribbing, and large firmly rooted handles. Because of Cannon Ball's good shelf life, it makes a great item for painting and school...

Oakley is a true gourmet bean that are a big hit with shoppers looking for specialty gourmet items at farmers' markets and for sales to restaurants. Resistant to BCMV, Curly Top Virus, Bacterial Brown Spot and Rust, and intermediate resistance to Halo...

Fresh market and plant sales favorite. Jet Star tomato plants produce big yields of large, clean fruit, quite free of cracks and scars, in the second early season. Sturdy, indeterminate tomato vines grow vigorously, producing heavily on stakes or on the...

Sanchez pumpkin is a one-of-a-kind pumpkin with it's unique squatty shape and warts. Full vines produce good yields of 3-6 lb. The bright orange pumpkins have moderate to heavy warting and thin stems.

Waltham Butternut Squash is by far our popular winter squash. Fruit are 8 to 10" long with thick, cylindrical necks. Yielding heavily, it shows remarkable uniformity and is virtually free of slim or crooked necks.

The bulb forms quickly and has excellent holding ability without getting pithy. The medium-sized tops are a medium deep green color and have a strong attachment. A great variety for bunching, cello packs and the slicing market.

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

The fruit ripen to a beautiful deep red color, display uniform ripening and have an excellent taste and shelf-life. Red Defender lends itself well to stake cultivation and has consistently produced smooth fruit with excellent size.

Its moderately sweet flesh is well suited for use in pies. "Rouge vif" means "vivid red" in French and that is just what this beautiful pumpkin is. Full vines produce good yields of 12-18 lb.

The blocky-shaped, 18-22 lb. Fruit have dark green stripes on a thick green rind; the flesh is dark pink, solid and firm, and is seldom plagued by hollow hearts. Tolerant to Anthracnose and moderately tolerant to Fusarium Wilt.