Vegetables Treated Seeds For Sale In South Dakota

This hybrid is a cross between a short-day and a long-day onion, for production in all areas of the U.S. Candy is less pungent than typical northern grown onions and stores better than the typical southern grown varieties.

If your markets still demand deep ribbed melons with heavy netting, then Solstice should be in your planting plans this year. Its disease package includes resistance to Fusarium wilt (races 0, 1 and 2) and Powdery Mildew (races 1 and 2).

Harvest can begin when the roots reach 8" in length and harvest can continue right into early winter. April Cross makes a great storage radish and keep its color and texture for several months in storage.

Jade Cross E is an adaptable variety. The plants are more compact than other varieties, which makes them less subject to wind damage. Jade Cross E is a fine hybrid that produces high yields of deep green, flavorful 1/4 to 1" round sprouts on 28" plants.

Intermediate resistance to FW and DM. This heavy yielder bears slim, straight pods packed with 9 to 11 small, deep green berries. Exquisite flavor and tenderness makes Green Arrow ideal for fresh market or freezing, and efficient 24-28" vines need no...

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

Flat-round shaped fruit. Sunshine is well adapted to any location where winter squash can be grown. Sunshine is a attractive winter squash that has a sweet, nutty tasting flesh that is smooth and completely stringless.

Crimson Sweet is a full-season beauty for local markets and shipping. The 15 to 25 lb nearly round fruit with about equal amounts of dark and light green striping. Intermediate resistance to some strains of FW and Anthracnose (race-1).

The light green fruit have a sweet, nutty flavor and are a staple in Middle Eastern dishes. If you have Middle Eastern customers or customers who simply enjoy less-common vegetables, you'll want to add Barq squash to your vegetable lineup.

Intermediate resistance to PM (race 1). Cruiser's exceptional uniformity, concentrated set, and outstanding quality can help guarantee profitable yields. The oval 4-5 lb. Fruit have uniform netting, excellent exterior color, tight seed cavities and a...

They are hardy and must be planted early in the spring; Grow best in mild climates. Broad Improved Long Pod beans are quite distinct from other beans, the upright plants bear 7" pods, containing 5 or 6 big flat oblong beans that are used in the green...

Casperita produces good yields of 1/2 to 1 lb. Fruit on semi-bush vines that have intermediate resistance to Powdery Mildew (2) and Watermelon Mosaic Virus. Casperita is a larger mini white pumpkin that also makes a great personal size winter squash.

Its disease package includes resistance to bean common mosaic virus, Anthracnose and intermediate resistance to Curly Top Virus and Bacterial Brown Spot. The round, slim pods hold well at maturity and measure approximately 5-1/2" in length.

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

According to developer John Howden, Howden Biggie's consistently even shape over its range of sizes provides more marketable fruit. The dark orange fruit have thick flesh, which helps maintain their uniform shape.

High yields have been noted in growers' fields. 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.

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

Intermediate resistance to powdery mildew. Large, flat, blocky shaped fruit, with deep ribs, are produced on full vines and range in color from light orange, medium orange and pink-orange.

The fruit have a uniform size, slightly tall shape, medium ribbing, and dark, strongly attached, medium-thick stems. Hannibal pumpkins would also be good to use when planting windows have been cut short due to poor planting conditions.

Color will be expressed best when planted later and harvested earlier than other varieties. Fruit with many having a novel, dipped in dark green paint look. This unique ornamental produces small .5-1 lb.

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

Its indeterminate plant requires staking and offers good resistance to Tomato Mosaic Virus, Fusarium Wilt (races 1,2), and Verticillium Wilt, and intermediate resistance to Tomato Yellow Leaf Curl Virus.

Butterfly has a traditional butternut shape, above average neck thickness for its size, and its flesh is fine grained with a good orange color. This is an excellent butternut squash for roadside markets, farmers' markets or boxing.

Early maturity on a compact plant that offers great cover, resistant to Bacterial Leaf Spot 1, 2, 3, Pepper Mottle Virus, PVY 0, 1 1-2 and TMV, and intermediate resistance to Cucumber Mosaic Virus and Phytophthora Capsici.

Intermediate resistance to Anthracnose. Its interior qualities are rated high for deep red flesh color, good seedlessness and a sweet flesh that is firm. Its strong rind is a medium green with a dark green stripe.

Easy to grow without trellising. Released by Oregon State University. Resistant to common wilt, Powdery Mildew, pea enation virus. Oregon Sugar Pod #2 is delicious steamed or used fresh.

It is popular for pepper plant sales as well as fresh market use. The rich green fruit that ripen red have a uniform deep bell shape with 3-4 lobes and medium-thick walls. This hybrid pepper has been a consistent performer in the Northeast.