Treated Seeds Seeds For Sale In Wisconsin

Fruit are produced on semi-vining plants and have the typical blue-gray rind color found on standard Blue Hubbard squash. It has the same great eating qualities as a normal size Hubbard, with its fine-grained, tasty flesh.

The earliness means you'll get to the market at prime time, and the upright plant structure makes for an excellent mechanical harvest variety. Ambra beans are a prolific yielder that develop straight, smooth, medium dark green 6" pods.

Its fruit are smooth and clean with slight ribbing, and even the flesh is white. The long handles are firmly attached, and the hybrid fruit can reach up to 45 lbs. As with other white varieties, early harvesting is recommended to preserve their bright...

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

The large leaves are deep green with red veins. This showy chard add a handsome touch to your displays. Both stems and leaves are delicious to eat and make a perfect market display.

Good holding ability. Its vigorous, upright plant produces bulbs that have a fresh, fruity taste. While the leaves are still young and tender, they can be cooked with the tops. This hybrid kohlrabi produces smooth, light green bulbs that grow to be about...

Its very firm, crisp flesh and thick rind make Wayfarer ideal for shipping. Wayfarer's blocky-round fruit weigh 13-18 lbs. And have a very dark green rind with occasional faint stripes.

Lewis green beans have an excellent eating quality and an excellent disease package that includes resistance to BCMV-1 (US 1), Beet Curly Top Virus, Halo Blight and Rust along with intermediate resistance to Bacterial Brown Spot.

And its flesh is also pure white. As with other white varieties, these pumpkins should be picked when white and put out of the sun to maintain their color. Cotton Candy produces white fruit, with a true pumpkin shape and sturdy handles.

Primarily a 4 sieve bean, Bowie carries resistance to Bean Common Mosaic, Curly Top Virus, Halo Blight and Bacterial Brown Spot, and intermediate resistance to Common Blight. The bean pods are set mid-high in the plant and measure 5-1/2" in length.

The large, deep green leaves are durable for spring and summer harvest and wash easily. Rather slow growing and extremely slow to bolt, this is the best smooth leaf hybrid we know.

The heads are firm and highly resistant to purpling during cool growing periods. Emerald Crown produces high quality crown cuts and is best used for late summer plantings and fall harvest.

Intermediate resistance to BCMV (BV-1 and NY 15), Bean Rust, Halo Blight (race 2) and Curly Top Virus. Its round, slim pods hold well at maturity and measure 6" in length. Crockett has a continuous set, which allows for hand harvest over an extended period...

Use full size for a bunched green or as a salad mix component. Spring and fall plantings recommended. Dark green leaves are deeply serrated. This arugula has a pleasant nutty flavor at baby leaf stage and a pungent peppery flavor when mature.

Harvest the fleshy, tender 3" dark green pods when they're full of flat, sweet berries, and enjoy them raw, lightly steamed, or stir fried. This improvement to the original Sugar Snap offers earlier maturity, resistance to powdery mildew, and intermediate...

Compact, gynoecious plants produce good yields of 4 to 4-1/2" fruit. The crisp and firm fruit have a delicious eating quality and taste. Iznik is a parthenocarpic baby cucumber that can be used for field production or high tunnel production.

The dark green fruit are attractive and shiny, and have light flecking. Intermediate resistance to Powdery Mildew, Zucchini Yellow Mosaic Virus, Watermelon Mosaic Virus and Papaya Ringspot Virus.

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. The plants are also free of anthocyanins, which helps prevent purpling on the fruit during periods of stress.

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. Waltham Butternut Squash is by far our popular winter squash.

This hybrid tomato is popular and productive because of its multiple disease resistance and tolerance. The large, deep oblate fruit are smooth, firm and red. Known for its disease resistance and yield.

With a fairly uniform shape for a big pumpkin and a consistent, bright red-orange color, Prizewinner is an excellent contest pumpkin. Its typical pumpkin shape with shallow ribs makes it a good fit for roadside displays, too.

The upright and sturdy 20-24" plants set 2-3" long x 1.5" wide fruit in prolific numbers and offer good protection to the extra sweet, crisp, and juicy fruit. Yellow Sparkler is a sweet snacking pepper that ripens from green to a bright, rich yellow.

Its long thin stems are strongly attached and stay hard. Semi-bush plants have intermediate resistance to powdery mildew and produce excellent yields of 1 to 1-1/2 lb. Fruit, which have a flesh and sugars similar to an acorn squash.

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

Red Ace offers the fine eating quality of Detroit Dark Red, plus uniformity from emergence to harvest, and a 7 to 10 day shorter maturity. A hybrid version of Detroit Dark Red Short Top, Red Ace resists zoning and bolting in the heat, and has intermediate...

It has good adaptability, deep red colored, firm fruit and also offers intermediate resistance to early blight and Nematodes. Resistance to TSWV will also make this an appealing variety for Southern growers to use.

Marx, this compact 20 to 24" Progress type needs no trellis. Knight's broad, 3-1/2 to 4" long pods stand up well to handling and yield 6 to 8 tender berries each. Bred at the NYAES in Geneva, NY by Dr. G.