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Capsicum baccatum | Aji Crystal - A great Aji-type, originally from Chile. Produces 1.5x3.5" long fruits that ripen from pale green to pale yellow and then finally to a bright red. The fruits have a waxy skin and very hot citrusy flavor. Perfect for salsas! Moderate hot heat. 36". 90 days. #1746 | $2.00 |
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| Capsicum chinense | Aji Dulce #2 - Looks just like the fiery red habanero, but without the heat! Fruits grow to 1.5", with a wrinkled skin, just like the habanero. Retains the fruity flavor of the habanero making this pepper extremely popular in Central and South America for dishes needing that classic habanero flavor without its sometimes overpowering heat. 90 days. #1766 | $2.00 |
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| Capsicum baccatum | Aji Rojo - Another popular of the Aji types, bearing plump, 4-6" long chiles that ripen to a bright red. Has some similarities to the Aji Limo. Quite hot (7 of 10), and plants have some frost resistance so they can be grown as perennials in some climates. Great Chile, sought after, originally from Peru. #1768 | $2.00 |
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Capsicum annuum | Anaheim Chili - Large green to red pepper, to 6-8" long. Mild pepper, commonly used in chile rellenos. 500-1000 Scoville. Easily container grown, or as an annual. #507 more info... | $1.75 |
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Capsicum annuum | Ancho Chile - Large hot pepper turning from green, to dark red, to black when dried. Up to 3-6" long, 2-3" wide. Fairly mild flavor. Extremely popular pepper in Mexico and the southwest U.S. #516 more info... | $1.75 |
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Capsicum annuum | Beaver Dam - A large, mildly hot pepper with an excellent flavor that is particularly great for stuffing. Originally a Hungarian variety, it was named for Beaver Dam, WI. Ripens from a light green to a beautiful red, fruits are blocky and grow to several inches. 80 days. #1741 | $2.00 |
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| Capsicum chinense | Bhut Jolokia - The famous and prized Bhut Jolokia is generally considered the hottest pepper in the world, measuring an amazing 1,000,000+ on the Scoville scale! Fruits are triangular, pointed and grow to 2-3", with wrinkled skin than ripens to red. Flavor is unbelieveably hot, several times that of the average Habanero. Originally from India, both ripe fruits and seeds should be handled with care and protection. Limited, 7 seeds per pack. 80-90 days. #2247 | $4.00 |
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| Capsicum annuum | Black Hungarian Pepper - An ornamental and edible hot pepper bearing 3-4", dark black fruits. The fruits are conical, much like the Jalapeno and eventually ripen to red. Mildly hot, great for salsas. The plant has purple flowers with beautiful purple-veined foliage. 70-80 days. #1162 | $1.75 |
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| Capsicum chinense | Big Sun Habanero - A fabulous variety of Habanero, particularly for those that love Yellow Habaneros! Big Sun bears large fruits to 2-3", wrinkled, with a ovaloid shape. Fruits ripen to a yellow-orange and have an excellent, strong fruity flavor. Very hot, about 300,000 Scoville. 80-90 days. #2222 | $2.50 |
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Capsicum annuum | Bolivian Rainbow - A gorgeous ornamental, the Bolivian Rainbow has both striking purple foliage and fruits that ripen between a variety of colors. The conical, 1" fruits cover the plant in various stages of ripening from purple to yellow, orange and finally red. The peppers are also edible and are quite hot. 2-3' plant, some similarities to the NuMex Twilight. 80 days. #1780 | $2.00 |
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Capsicum annuum | Bulgarian Carrot - A bright orange pepper that is shaped like a carrot! The Bulgarian Carrot has a great crunchy flavor that is medium to hot in spiciness. Fruits grow in nice clusters on 18" plants. Ornamental and edible! 70-80 days. #1759 | $2.00 |
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| Capsicum annuum | California Wonder - One of the most popular bell peppers, California Wonder bears blocky, green peppers that can grow to 4x4". Very crisp, crunchy, with the classic bell pepper flavor! Fruits are usually used when green but will ripen to red. Plants tend to bear over a long season, resulting in harvests throughout the summer! 75 days. #1924 | $2.00 |
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| Capsicum annuum | Caloro - A variant of the popular Hot Banana, Caloro fruits are a bit smaller and milder in heat. Fruits can grow to about 4" with a blocky shape, 2" wide. Plants bear continuously and heavily and ripen from yellow to orange and finally red. 80 days. #1786 | $2.00 |
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Capsicum chinense | Caribbean Habanero Pepper - Though its hard to be sure, this may be the hottest pepper in the world, eclipsing even the lofty spiciness of the Orange Habanero. Rates upwards of 400,000 on the Scoville scale. Small bush to 1-3ft. #573 | $2.00 |
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Capsicum annuum | Cascabel - A very unique chile from Mexico, the cascabel has a nutty, smoked flavor, with a heat level of 4. A great chile for a wide assortment of dishes it is often used dried. Ripens to a very dark red color. When dried the fruits sound like a rattle when the seeds are still contained inside. #1112 | $2.00 |
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Capsicum annuum | Cascabella - A small pepper with a fairly mild but spicy flavor. Plants grow to 1-3ft and are extremely prolific, with the little carrot-shaped peppers growing in much abundance. Peppers ripen from green to yellow, orange, and then red. 65-75 days. #1790 | $2.00 |
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| Capsicum annuum | Cayenne Pepper- One of the most widely used hot peppers in cooking, the cayenne is a delicious and hot red pepper growing to 6-8". Has an intense and hot flavor, about 30,000-50,000 on the Scoville index. 70 days. #1117 | $1.75 |
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Capsicum annuum | Cherry Pepper - Cherry shaped pepper to 1-2". Mildly hot flavor, excellent for cooking and pickling. Fruits are plump and have a faint spicy flavor. #570 | $1.50 |
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Capsicum annuum | Cherry Sweet Pepper - A sweet cherry-type pepper bearing 1-1 1/4" across, red ripening fruits in the shape of a cherry. Plants fruit heavily, fruits are pretty and uniform in shape. Used both green and red. 68-80 days. #1785 | $2.00 |
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| Capsicum annuum | Chi-Chien - A slender and very spicy pepper popular in China for a wide variety of uses. Fruits rate up to 70,000 Scoville and are often used fresh or dried. Peppers form upwards in clumps, adding to the ornamental beauty of the plant as well. Fruits grow to a few inches, with thin skin. 70-80 days. #2264 | $2.00 |
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| Capsicum annuum | Chinese Giant - A huge sweet bell pepper! Fruits grow to 6" long, by almost the same amount wide. Compact plants are great for smaller spaces or small containers. Fruits ripen from green to red, with a wonderful sweet flavor. 75 days. #2277 | $2.00 |
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| Capsicum chinense | Chocolate Habanero - A fairly rare Habanero, bearing deep red-brown fruits that have a beautiful chocolate look to them. Flavor is extremely hot and comparable to the Red Habanero. Peppers grow to 1-2". A beautiful ornamental having a fiery flavor! #1930 | $2.50 |
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| Capsicum annuum | Corno di Toro Pepper - A large, blocky sweet pepper that can grow to 9-10". This variety is probably the largest of the sweet peppers and is particularly good for stuffing. Fruits ripen to red and sometimes a yellow-red combination. The plants are very productive. 70-80 days. #1733 | $2.00 |
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| Capsicum annuum | Corno di Toro Pepper, Yellow - A large, blocky sweet pepper that can grow to 9-10". Seeds are from the yellow fruited type. This variety is probably the largest of the sweet peppers and is particularly good for stuffing. Fruits ripen to a golden yellow. The plants are very productive. 70-80 days. #1911 | $2.00 |
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| Capsicum annuum | Cow Horn - A large thick pepper resembling a cow's horn. Fruits can reach 10" by an inch or more wide, with a curved shape. Originally from New Mexico, this pepper features a mildly spicy flavor. Ripens from green to red. 75 days. #2302 |
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Capsicum annuum | Cubanelle Pepper - An early 20th century heirloom bearing tapered, 6x2" sweet peppers that ripen from a yellow-green. Originally from Italy, the Cubanelle is a popular pepper that adds a great sweet-pepper flavor with just the slightest hint of spice. Plants grow to about 2ft and are nicely productive. 70-75 days. #1175 | $1.75 |
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Capsicum annuum | de Arbol Pepper- Slender red chili pepper to 3-6" long. Spicy, with similarities to the Thai Dragon pepper. #513 more info... | $1.50 |
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Capsicum annuum | Dutch Chili, Holland Red Chili - Originally developed from the Cayenne, the Dutch Chili has a milder heat level making it a perfect choice in salads and cooking. Fruits grow to about 5-6" and have meaty flesh. Heat level 6. #1120 | $1.75 |
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| Capsicum annuum | Espanola - The original Ristra Chile, widely popular in New Mexico for cooking and as an ornamental. Fruits are used to make the lovely ristras which adorn many a New Mexican home. The fruits have moderate heat and are often used dried or to make hot sauce. The slender fruits can grow to 6-10". 80 days. #2266 | $2.00 |
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| Capsicum annuum | Explosive Ember - A pretty ornamental pepper featuring deep purple, almost neon colored fruits. Plants grow to about a foot and are covered in clusters of the 1", conical, upright fruits which ripen from a beautiful purple to orange and then red. Flowers are also purple. Very beautiful and quite popular. The fruits are edible and hot too! 90 days. #2206 | $2.00 |
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| Capsicum chinense | Fatali - One of the hottest peppers known, the Fatali scores near record-heat on pepper heat scales and even beats most Habanero's. Produces golden yellow fruits that grow to 3" and have a citrus-like flavor beneath their intense heat. Originally from the Central African Republic. Fruits contain few seeds. 90 days. #1138 | $2.00 |
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Capsicum annuum | Fish - A beautiful and useful hot pepper with eye-catching variegated foliage. The 3" pepper ripen from cream to orange, brown, and finally red. The flavor is moderately hot and this variety was once common in the crab houses of the East coast during the 19th century. 80 days. more info... #1160 | $2.00 |
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Capsicum annuum | Fresno Chili - Similar in size and shape to Jalapeno. Ripens to a red color, spicier than the Jalapeno and very popular for use in salsas. Plants have nice cold tolerance and are easy to grow. Fruits have a slight bit of sweetness along with their spice. #514 more info... | $2.00 |
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Capsicum annuum | Georgia Flame - 4-6", bright red chile, with a mild, spicy flavor. Peppers grow nice and bulky in size, usually with few seeds. Heavy yields, peppers rate approximately 1500 on the Scoville scale. 90 days. #582 | $2.00 |
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| Capsicum annuum | Giant Aconcagua - One of the largest sweet peppers available, this delightful green-yellow ripening pepper has a flavor almost as sweet as an apple! Fruits grow to 12" on vigorous plants. They are great roasted, in salads, stir fries and even stuffed. Fruits are usually used when lime-green, but will ripen to red as well. #2099 | $2.00 |
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Capsicum annuum | Goat Horn - A relatively unknown pepper outside of Thailand, the Goat Horn bears slender, hot peppers up to 5". Fruits are a bit like the Cayenne, slightly plump, though slender in shape. Flavor is very hot, much like the other popular Thai peppers commonly used in cooking. #1993 | $2.00 |
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| Capsicum annuum | Golden Treasure - A bright, golden yellow sweet pepper that grows up to 9" long. Fruits are slender and tapered at the base looking a bit like a carrot, and ripening to a beautiful deep yellow. Thin walled, with thick sweet flesh. 80 days. #1163 | $1.75 |
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| Capsicum annuum | Guajillo- 4-7" chile, drying to a black color, with a nice cylindrical shape. Very mild flavor, popular in North and South American cuisine. The seeds usually detach from the placenta when dried, allowing the Guajillo's use as a rattle. #519 more info... | $1.25 |
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Capsicum annuum | Hot Apple - a.k.a Almapaprika. a 2", circular pepper somewhat resembling an apple. Originally from Hungary, the Hot Apple pepper has a nice flavor and thick, crunchy flesh. Medium-hot. #1135 | $1.75 |
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Capsicum annuum | Hot Banana, Yellow Hungarian Wax- Medium sized, 4-6" long pepper, 1-2" wide, used when its skin is a waxy yellow color. Flavor is mildly spicy. #517 more info... | $1.25 |
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| Capsicum annuum | Hot Portugal - A spicy, 7-8", tapered and slightly curved red pepper that is part of the Cayenne group. Fruits are thick, with a good level of heat making them versatile in their uses. Plants yield well, with vigorous growth. 65-75 days. #2291 | $2.00 |
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| Capsicum annuum | Indian Jwala, Finger Hot - Probably the most popular pepper in India and heavily used in cooking there. Fruits grow to about 4", with a slender and wrinkled shape. Flavor is very hot, plants bear heavily and fruits ripen in stages--contributing to its ornamental appearance. #1997 | $2.00 |
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| Capsicum annuum | Italian Pepperoncini - An interesting Pepperoncini-type pepper originally from Italy. Fruits are slender, somewhat curled, with slightly wrinkled skin and grow to several inches. Different from some other common Pepperoncini's which have blockier fruits. Produces well in cooler weather. 75 days. #2211 | $2.00 |
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Capsicum annuum | Jalapeno - Medium sized green pepper, the most popular in the United States for eating and cooking. Mild flavor, 2000-5000 Scoville. Eaten raw or cooked, the jalapeno is an important ingredient in numerous dishes. When dried, it is known as chipotle. Easily container grown, or as an annual. #508 more info... | $1.75 |
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| Capsicum annuum | Jalapeno Early - Similar to the standard Jalapeno pepper strain, this variety bears green to red ripening fruits up to 3 1/2" long. Fruits ripen a bit earlier than other Jalapeno varieties and vigorous plants up to 2ft bear heavily. Mildly hot. 65-75 days. #2236 | $2.00 |
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| Capsicum annuum | Jalapeno M - Medium sized green pepper, the most popular in the United States for eating and cooking. This strain of Jalapeno has a very mild flavor with minimal heat. Makes a great pepper for those that want a taste of spice without too much heat. Fruits much like the regular Jalapeno with similarly shaped and sized fruits. #1169 | $1.75 |
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Capsicum annuum | Jaloro - The first yellow colored Jalapeno, combines the always popular flavor of the hot Jalapeno with a unique and pleasant color. Fruits grow about the same size and shape as regular Jalapenos, and ripen from yellow to red. Plants are resistant to several viruses. #1789 | $2.00 |
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| Capsicum chinensis | Jamaican Hot Chocolate Habanero - A beautiful and uncommon Habanero with blocky, chocolate-brown colored fruits. Flavor is extremely hot, with wonderful smoky overtones. Fruits grows to about 2". Has similarities to the Chocolate Habanero. 85 days. #2017 | $2.50 |
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Capsicum annuum | Japanese Chili - Slender, red chile with a mildly hot flavor. Similar to Cayenne, and Thai Dragon peppers. #515 more info... | $1.25 |
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Jimmy Nardello's Sweet Italian Frying Pepper - A classic pepper originally from Italy, the Jimmy Nardello bears 12", red ripening peppers that are great for frying. This is a sweet variety, so the peppers lack heat. The two foot tall plants are quite productive and pretty when in fruit. 80-90 days. #1779 |
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Capsicum annuum |
Kung Pao - A long, red, thin-skinned pepper with a mildly hot flavor. Excellent for use in Asian cooking. Plants bear heavily. Fruits can grow to 6-9 and are very slender. A recent hybrid introduction. 10-20 seeds per pack. #532 |
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Capsicum frutescens |
Kurnool - A fairly unknown Indian pepper. Kurnool bears slender, tapered fruits to 1-1/2", with similarities to the Tabasco. Flavor is very hot, rivaling some of the tamer Habanero's. Interesting and rare, great for those that like Tabasco's. #2244 |
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Capsicum annuum |
Large Red Thick Cayenne - A variant of the classic Cayenne pepper which produces large fruits, growing to about 6", by 1 1/4" wide. Fruits are very hot and quite aromatic, making them great for recipes that call for spicy peppers. Larger than the standard Cayenne. 75 days. #1909 |
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Capsicum annuum |
Little Nubian, Sore Throat - An uncommon and fun pepper with such dark purple fruits they look black! Fruits grow to about 3/4-1", with a fairly hot flavor. Foliage is tinged purple as well. Fruits mostly ripen purple-black, though they will develop a dark red color as well. Compact plants, fun and pretty variety to grow #2071 |
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Long Purple Cayenne - A beautiful purple variant of the popular Cayenne pepper. Fruits are several inches long, slender and have a pearly dark purple color. Flavor is similar to the standard Cayenne, extremely spicy and quite hot for salsas! Plants bear well and are ornamental. #2014 |
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Capsicum pubescens |
Manzano Pepper - Extremely hot, orange colored pepper looking much like the habanero. This pepper is a rocoto tree pepper relative and is noted for its cold hardiness, as it naturally grows on Andean mountain slopes, this pepper will survive several degrees below freezing. Plants grow to 2-6ft, can live for many years. #559 |
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Capsicum pubescens |
Manzano Pepper, Red - Extremely hot, red colored pepper looking much like the habanero. Seeds are from the rarer red-skinned type. This pepper is a rocoto tree pepper relative and is noted for its cold hardiness, as it naturally grows on Andean mountain slopes, this pepper will survive several degrees below freezing. Plants grow to 2-6ft, can live for many years. #1164 |
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Capsicum pubescens |
Manzano Pepper, Yellow - Extremely hot, yellow colored pepper looking much like the habanero. Seeds are from the rare yellow-skinned type, the hottest of the three Manzano peppers, with a scorching heat! This pepper is a rocoto tree pepper relative and is noted for its cold hardiness, as it naturally grows on Andean mountain slopes, this pepper will survive several degrees below freezing. Plants grow to 2-6ft, can live for many years. #1165 |
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Marconi, Red - A delightful Italian heirloom sweet pepper. Fruits are tri-lobed, twisted, tapered at the bottom and can grow up to 12" long. This variety ripens to a dark red with a great sweet flavor that is popular in cooking. 70 days. #1171 |
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Capsicum annuum |
Mayan Cobanero Love Pepper - Extremely hot, like the Habaneros. This small conical, slightly heart-shapped pepper ripens from purple to red. Fruits grow to about 1" on 4ft plants. Suuposedly once grown by the Mayan's. Flavor is extremely hot. #2070 |
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Capsicum annuum var. glabriusculum |
McMahon's Texas Bird Pepper - A unique and rare wild pepper first collected in 1800's Texas. The plant shows bushy growth to a foot or two, with large numbers of small berry-like peppers that are quite hot. This species makes both a beautiful edible and ornamental. The species is also noteworthy for the person who once popularized it, Thomas Jefferson. #2202 |
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Capsicum annuum |
Medusa's Head - A fairly compact, ornamental type pepper with large clusters of slender, hooked peppers that grow up from branches. The red ripening peppers crown the top of the plant creating a fun visual. The peppers are quite spicy to the taste and are a bit like Thai peppers. #1788 |
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Capsicum annuum |
Miniature Chocolate - A variety of bell pepper, this fun little beauty produces copious quantities of 2+" fruits. The compact fruits ripen to a chocolate brown and have a typical bell pepper like shape and sweet flavor. The plants bear quite heavily. #2080 |
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Miniature Yellow - A variety of bell pepper, similar to the Miniature Chocolate, it bears small, 2" bell peppers with a delightful flavor. Fruits are born in good quantities and are quite ornamental on the plants. #2237 |
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Capsicum annuum |
Mulato Isleno - Quite like the Ancho, the Mulato Isleno bears blocky fruits up to 6" long, by 3" wide. Fruits ripen from green to a deep chocolate brown. Used much in the same way as Ancho chile's, though they have a slightly hotter and sweeter flavor. 85-95 days. #2220 |
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| Capsicum chinense | Mustard Habanero Pepper - Wrinkled pepper, usually 1-2" long, 1" wide. Seeds are from a beautiful mustard yellow colored variety, bearing fruits with dark yellow flesh tinged with orange, and more pointed than other varieties. Flavor is great, with strong fruity overtones. The Habanero is one of the hottest peppers in the world, rating 200,000-300,000 Scoville units. Easily container grown, or as an annual. #1129 | $2.00 |
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| Capsicum chinense | Naga Morich - A variation of the famous Bhut Jolokia, the Naga Morich is considered to be one of a tiny group of the hottest peppers in the world! Rated at up to 1,000,000 on the Scoville scale, this amazing pepper has 2-3 times the heat of the already flaming hot Caribbean Red Habanero. Fruits grow to 2 1/2", ripen to red, with wrinkled skin that belies their intense heat. Originally from India. Limited, 7 seeds per pack. 95-100 days. #2210 | $4.00 |
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| Capsicum annuum | New Mexico Chile- Old chili variety that became the first popularized chile in the United States. Heavily used in New Mexico and the southwest, the New Mexico Chile is a medium sized pepper often used green, with a mild spiciness. Very common ingredient in Mexican cuisine. #518 more info... | $1.25 |
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| Capsicum annuum | NuMex Big Jim - Generally considered the world's largest chile, fruits of the Big Jim often grow over 1ft, and have topped even 18" long! Originally bred from the New Mexico Chile, this variety is a favorite for huge fruits and nice flavor. Heat level varies, but is generally fairly hot. Red ripening. 80 days. #1904 | $2.00 |
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Capsicum annuum | NuMex Twilight- Small, very spicy pepper usually grown for its interesting ornamental characteristics. Peppers slowly ripen from green to yellow, to purple, orange, and finally red. Small plants are filled with multi-colored fruits throughout the growing season. #552 more info... | $1.75 |
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| Capsicum annuum | Onza Roja - A cylindrical though slightly plump hot pepper reaching 3" in length. Originally from Oaxaca, Mexico, fruits have a medium to hot flavor with versatile uses. Plants grow to a few feet, often with unique, slightly fuzzy stems and leaves. Great for salsas and sauces. 85 days. #2235 | $2.00 |
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Capsicum chinense | Orange Habanero Pepper - Orange, wrinkled pepper, usually 1-2" long, 1" wide. The Orange Habanero is one of the hottest peppers in the world, rating 100,000-300,000 Scoville units. Easily container grown, or as an annual. #504 more info... | $1.75 |
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| Capsicum chinense | Paper Lantern Habanero - A high-yielding Habanero bearing pendant-shaped, red-ripe, 3" long by 1" wide fruits with a typically blistering hot flavor. Fruits are slightly wrinkled and have characteristic Habanero qualitites, from flavor to heat. Compact and sprawling growth with huge yields of the wonderful fruits! 90 days. #2214 | $3.00 |
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| Capsicum annuum | Paprika, Feher Ozon - The most popular sweet peppers in much of Eastern Europe, this paprika-type retains much popularity elsewhere as well. Fruits grow to 4", by 2" wide, with blocky distinctive paprika shape. Fruits ripen from pale yellow to red with high quality, sweet flesh. Great for use just like any paprika pepper. 80-85 days. #2225 | $2.00 |
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| Capsicum annuum | Pasilla Bajio, Chile Negro - A popular seasoning pepper from Mexico bearing 10", tapered fruits with a wide mouth. Fruits ripen from a dark green to a dark brown color and are popularly used dried, for their delicious mild smoky flavor. 75-80 days. #2018 | $2.00 |
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| Capsicum chinense | Peach Habanero Pepper - Wrinkled pepper, usually 1-2" long, 1" wide. Seeds are from the beautiful peach colored variety, bearing fruits similar to the orange type but with red-toned skin. The fruits also tend to be a bit larger in size. The Habanero is one of the hottest peppers in the world, rating 200,000-300,000 Scoville units. Easily container grown, or as an annual. #1130 | $2.00 |
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| Capsicum annuum | Pepperoncini- Extremely mild hot pepper often used in Italian cuisine. 2-5" fruits wrinkle as they ripen to a red color. #562 more info... | $1.75 |
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Capsicum annuum | Pequin Chili - Small chile to 1" long, but extremely hot and commonly used in ultra-spicy foods. Small chiles are borne abundantly on semi-annuals plants that in warmer climates, can survive for several years. #553 more info... | $2.00 |
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Capsicum annuum | Pimiento, Pimento - A conical (and essentially sweet) pepper with fruits growing up to 4" at the head. The Pimiento is the most popular pepper for canning and also has a great taste fresh. Fruits have a stronger, sweeter and fuller flavor than standard bell peppers. #1713 | $2.00 |
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| Capsicum annuum | Pimiento L - A strain of the Pimiento bearing large, heart shaped fruits that grow to 4-5 inches. Flavor is similar to the classic Pimiento, with its sweet overtones. Plants grow to 1 1/2ft and are TMV resistant. 95-100 days. #1921 | $2.00 |
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| Capsicum annuum | Pizza - A very heavy, thick-walled pepper that looks a lot like a Jalapeno. Fruits have a perfect classic hot pepper flavor, but with only minimal heat. Great for those who like the flavor of hot peppers but don't want all of the heat. Popular for use on pizza's, hence its name. Fruits ripen to green, from 3-4" long. 80 days. #2226 | $2.00 |
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| Capsicum annuum | Poblano L - One of the most popular and common chiles for use in Mexican cuisines, the Poblano bears heart-shaped fruits up to 4" long. Also known as Ancho (when dried), this variety is an improved strain with fruits that ripen from green to a chocolate brown. Mildly hot flavor. #2250 | $2.00 |
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| Capsicum annuum | Poinsettia, Japanese Hot Claw - An ornamental and edible pepper named for its ripe fruit display resembling a poinsettia. The hooked fruits grow to a few inches and ripen to a nice red. They are born in great abundance and ring the top of the plant as they grow upwards in large clumps. Great as an ornamental but the peppers also have a nice medium to hot flavor. 90 days. #1751 | $2.00 |
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| Capsicum annuum | Punjab Small - A Cayenne-type pepper popular in parts of India. Bears bountiful yields of 2-3", skinny and long fruits that ripen to red. Flavor is quite hot, much like hotter Cayenne varieties. Plants grow to 2ft and bear very well. 70-80 days. #2216 | $2.00 |
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| Capsicum annuum | Purple Beauty Bell Pepper - One of the prettiest bell peppers, the Purple Beauty bears large, blocky, thick-walled peppers that ripen to a deep and bright purple. Plants are fairly compact and are quite ornamental when in fruit. Fruits have a great classic, sweet, bell flavor. 70 days. #1770 | $2.00 |
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| Capsicum annuum | Purple Jalapeno - A beautiful and uncommon purple variety of the classic Jalapeno. Fruits ripen to a bold purple color and retain the spicy flavor of the Jalapeno. Fruits are commonly used in salsas and cooking. #1756 | $2.00 |
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Capsicum annuum | Puya - Red, ripening to black, hot pepper growing to about 4" long. The puya is popular in Mexican cooking and its origin dates back to early Central America. The peppers are fairly hot (6 of 10 in heat), with a nice, sharp flavor. #1115 | $1.50 |
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| Capsicum annuum | Quadrato d'Asti Giallo - A gigantic bell pepper ripening to yellow, with huge blocky fruits that grow to several inches. Originally form Italy, this variety feature thick walled fruits that have a superb sweet flavor with a hint of spice. 70 days. #2254 | $2.00 |
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Capsicum annuum | Rain Forest - A ribbed and blocky pepper originally from the Brazilian rain forest. Fruits grow to the size of and look a bit like large habanero's, at about 2" long. The plants can grow fairly tall, to 6ft if given room and are quite prolific, bearing a few hundred fruits in a season. Fruits are fairly hot in heat. 90-110 days. more info... #1758 | $2.00 |
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| Capsicum annuum | Red Cheese - A type of Pimiento, this strange pepper bears large, blocky fruits that look a bit like small squashes. Fruits can grow to 3" on both sides and have a sweet, tasty flavor. Fruits are popularly used as stuffing peppers and ripen from green to orange and red. #2230 | $2.00 |
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| Capsicum chinense | Red Habanero - Much like the orange habanero, this red version of the classic pepper shares its exceedingly hot flavor. Fruits grow to 1-2", ripen to red, and have a hidden fruity flavor beneath the intense heat. #2259 | $2.00 |
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| Capsicum chinense | Red Squash, Red Cap Mushroom - A Habanero relative having wrinkled fruits that are shaped like flying saucers! Fruits ripen to red, with a great fruity flavor and fairly decent heat, though not as hot as mot Habanero's. Plants bear well. #2246 | $2.50 |
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| Capsicum annuum | Rooster Spur - A rare and highly sought after pepper, the Rooster Spur is packed with short, 1 1/2", tapered, red ripening fruits that pack quite a punch! 95 days. Hot flavor. The plant is a nice ornamental as well, with the many fruits ripening in different stages, providing a rainbow of colors during the growing season. #1772 | $2.00 |
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| Capsicum chinense | Safi Red Habanero, Scotch Bonnet - A blocky type of Habanero similar to the Caribbean Red. Extremely hot and beautiful when growing, as the fruits ripen to a fire engine red. Great flavor with a rich habanero taste. Very high in heat, should be handled with great care. 90-100 days. #1728 | $2.00 |
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| Capsicum annuum | Sandia - A New Mexico type, the Sandia bears peppers growing to 6-7", and ripening to a red. The fruits are often used green and have a mild hotness around 5000-7000 Scoville units. Sturdy plants are heavy bearers of these high quality chiles. A great chile for admirers of the Anaheim variety. 90-100 days. #1734 | $1.75 |
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| Capsicum annuum | Santa Fe Grande - A great mid-sized pepper growing to 2-3" with a blocky, tapered body. Fruits ripen from yellow to orange then red and have a wonderful medium hot flavor with a sweetish overtone. TMV resistant. 90-100 days. #1193 | $1.75 |
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| Capsicum annuum | Santaka - A Japanese hot pepper, the Santaka bears 2-4", tapered, slender red fruits. Flavor is quite hot, ranging from 30,000-50,000 on the Scoville scale. Plants are prolific bearers with fruits in spiky clusters pointed out from the branches, making for a pretty ornamental. #2076 | $2.00 |
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| Capsicum chinense | Scotch Bonnet Burkina Yellow - The amazing Burkina Yellow Scotch Bonnet is still fairly uncommon in cultivation and yields beautiful lemon yellow peppers a bit like the Yellow Habanero in appearance. Fruits are blazingly hot and rate with the habanero's as some of the hottest peppers known. 80-100 days. #1774 | $3.00 |
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| Capsicum chinense | Scotch Bonnet Orange - An orange ripening Scotch Bonnet, featuring the blazing heat and fruity flavor that makes the variety famous. Fruits are 1-2", blocky, somewhat wrinkled and ripen to orange. Flavor has fruity tones, with an intense heat measured at up to and over 200,000 Scovile. Compact plants. 80-100 days. #2296 | $2.00 |
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| Capsicum chinense | Scotch Bonnet Red Fire - A blazing, bright red Scotch Bonnet type known for its extreme heat. Fruits are wrinkled, similar in shape to a Habanero and grow to a couple of inches. Extremely hot apple-citrusy flavor, easily up there with Habanero's. Plants grow to 3-4ft. #2044 | $2.25 |
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Capsicum annuum | Serrano Huasteco Chili - Green to red, bullet shaped pepper from 1-3" long. This variety is a bit longer than standard Serrano varieties. Spicy flavor, 10,000-23,000 Scoville. Very popular cooking pepper, from Mexico. Easily container grown, or as an annual. #505 more info... | $1.50 |
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| Capsicum annuum | Serrano Tampequino - A unique type of Serrano, with distinctive flavor that is very popular in Mexican cuisine. Plump fruits are slightly curved and grow to a few inches long. Flavor is excellent and enjoyably hot, about 2500-4000 Scoville. 75 days. #2240 | $2.00 |
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Capsicum annuum | Sheepnose Pimiento - A superb type of Pimiento Pepper producing hefty, blocky fruits that grow to 3" x 4". The flavorful fruits are quite sweet and juicy and perfect for classic Pimiento uses such as canning. 70-80 days. #1723 | $2.00 |
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Capsicum annuum | Shishito - A wrinkled sweet pepper usually used when green. The Shishito is very popular in Japan and grow to 3-4". While they are sweet peppers they have a slight hot edge, making them stand out from completely mild bell peppers. Thin walled fruits. #1110 | $1.75 |
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| Capsicum annuum | Sweet Banana - A fun sweet pepper that looks a lot like the Yellow Hungarian Wax, but without the spice. The peppers grow about 6" with a bright waxy color that will ripen to red. Use like any sweet pepper or bell pepper. Fruits have medium, crisp flesh. 66 days. #1170 | $1.75 |
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| Capsicum annuum | Sweet Chocolate - A delightful, large sweet pepper with deep purple skin, giving it almost a chocolate color. Cut inside to find dark red, tasty sweet flesh. Peppers have an elongated bell shape and a great for short-season gardeners! 60-80 days. #1152 | $1.75 |
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| Capsicum annuum | Sweet Pickle - A fun ornamental pepper, with small fruits that grow to about 2", with a mildly conical but oval shape. Fruits are born in clusters with ripening occuring in stages, allowing for plants to display a profusion of colors throughout the growing season. Fruits are great as edibles too, with a nice sweet flavor. 75 days. #2272 | $2.00 |
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Capsicum annuum | Tabasco Chile - Small and very hot pepper famous for the sauce sharing its name. Peppers are also quite ornamental as they ripen, changing colors from white to yellow, orange, and red. #551 more info... | $2.00 |
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Capsicum annuum | Tepin Chile - Tiny chile pepper believed to be the wild parent of all domesticated chiles. Produces small, 1/2" chiles with an extremely hot flavor. Fruits are very pungent, and plants are heavy bearers. #586 | $2.00 |
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| Capsicum annuum | Tequila Sunrise - A beautiful sweet pepper growing to about 5" in length, with a carrot shape. The skin is golden yellow-orange and very ornamental. The pretty fruits have a nice, sharp and sweet flavor. 60-80 days. #1141 | $1.75 |
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| Capsicum annuum | Thai Burapa - One of the very popular hot peppers hailing from Thailand, this variety produces slender 2-3", fire red peppers with a fiery flavor too! Tall plants produce heavily and are quite ornamental. Fruits are very hot, great for spicy cooking and drying. One of the most common hot peppers used in Thailand. #1978 | $2.00 |
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Capsicum annuum | Thai Dragon Hot Pepper (F1)- Red skinned hot chili pepper up to 4" long. This variety is widely used in Thai cooking and is six times hotter than jalapeno peppers. A single plant can produce up to 200 fruits. Easily container grown, or as an annual. #503 more info... | $1.75 |
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Capsicum annuum | Thai Hot Pepper, Orange - Orange skinned variety of the flaming hot thai pepper. This variety is widely used in Thai cooking and is six times hotter than jalapeno peppers. A single plant can produce up to 200 fruits. Easily container grown, or as an annual. Beautiful fruits are bright orange and when in full fruit the plant makes for an amazing ornamental! #1145 | $1.75 |
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| Capsicum annuum | Thai Red Pepper - Red Thai pepper much like the Thai Orange. Not quite as flaming hot as the habanero, but still packs quite a punch! Plants bear heavily and are very ornamental, with the elongated fruits pointing upwards from branches. #1156 | $1.75 |
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| Capsicum annuum | Thai Yellow Chile - A very popular market pepper in Thailand, this variety produces beautifuly colored, golden-yellow peppers with a slender, hooked shape. Flavor is very hot and rich. Plants bear heavily. #1938 | $2.00 |
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| Capsicum chinense | Tobago Seasoning - An interesting type of chinense pepper originally found in a Tobago street market. Bears 2" long fruits with a tapered shape and somewhat wrinkled. Fruits ripen to red and have a strong, smoky, tropical fruit-like flavor. Very mild, with minimal heat. Wonderful for cooking and as a seasoning. #2223 | $2.50 |
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Capsicum chinense | White Habanero Pepper - The rare White Habenero ripens to a snow white or slightly creamy color. Retains the blistering heat of the more common Orange types. Fruits are smaller than other Habanero's, to 1". Low-growing plants are profuse bloomers and can produce several hundred fruits in a season! Gorgeous and rare. Easily container grown, or as an annual. #1755 | $3.00 |
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Amana Orange - A giant beefsteak tomato with fruits that regularly weigh in at up to 2 pounds. Fruits ripen to a golden orange, sometimes with hints of red or yellow. Flavor is mild and fruits are great for slicing. Indeterminate. 90 days. #1996 | $2.00 |
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Ananas Noir, Black Pineapple - An exceedlingly uncommon and oddball tomato bearing yellow-orange beefsteak-style fruits that have dark green/black splotches. The fruits grow to well over a pound and have a delicious, rich, almost citrusy-tomato flavor. Indeterminate. 80 days. more info... #1708 | $2.25 |
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| Arkansas Traveler - A delicious and old heirloom form the 1800's, well-known throughout the Southern United States in older times. It produces high quality red-pink fruits that grow to 5-7 ounces. This variety is particularly suited for high heat and drought regions as it produces in these conditions when others won't. Indeterminate. 80-85 days. #1916 | $2.00 |
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| Aunt Ginny's Purple - A spendid beefsteak, originally of German origin. Fruits ripen to a deep red-pink, sometimes tinged with green. Fruits can grow to 1lb and have a rich flavor with Brandywine-like overtones. Very juicy and vigorous plants produce well. Indeterminate. 85 days. #1744 | $2.00 | |
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Aunt Ruby's German Green - A high quality and large-sized green ripe tomato. Fruits grow to over a pound and the skin ripens to a beautiful shiny green color. Flesh and pulp is green as well, making this a strange and eye-catching tomato for slicing. Taste is great, sweet, with a subtle spiciness. Indeterminate. 80 days. #1195 | $2.00 |
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| Aussie - A superb tomato for those looking for jumbo sizes! Fruits routinely weigh 1-2 pounds and grow on large, vigorous plants. Flavor is very good---classic tomato like with a nice sugar balance. Great for slicing, sandwiches and anything that calls for huge fruits! Originally from Australia. Indeterminate. 80-85 days. #2087 | $2.00 |
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Banani - A fairly rare yellow paste-like tomato bearing elongated fruit that ripen to a bright yellow. Originally hailing from Russia, the fruits hav good flavor and are beautiful when sliced. Meaty, minimal seeds. Plants remain moderately compact and bear astonishingly heavily. 70-80 days. #1969 | $2.00 |
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Bedouin - A beautiful and extremely rare tomato producing slightly pear-shaped, black-red fruits. Flesh is deep red-black, very juicy, sweet and of excellent flavor. Plants are compact, with heavy clusters of fruits. Fruits grow to about 3-6oz. Indeterminate. 75 days. #1953 | $2.00 |
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| Beefsteak - The classic huge tomato, the Beefsteak bears large fruits that weigh 1-2 pounds. Classic flavor, meaty flesh and big fruits! One of the original open pollinated tomatoes and a variety that has maintained popularity for years. Indeterminate. 85 days. #2243 | $2.00 |
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| Believe It Or Not - A very nice and very large(!) classic red beefsteak-like tomato. Fruits routinely weight well over a pound and up to two pounds! Smooth-skinned, red ripening and great for slicing, with a top notch flavor. Indeterminate. 85 days. #2086 | $2.00 |
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Berkeley Tie-Dye Pink - A very uniquely colored tomato, bearing oxheart shaped fruits with pink skin, covered in green and gold stripes. Well-flavored fruits average 5-8oz. Quite unlike the average tomato, these wild fruits will be a conversation piece. Indeterminate. 75-80 days. #1965 | $2.00 |
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Bi-Color Cherry - A very interesting and still rare variety of cherry tomato bearing standard cherry-sized fruits with a wonderful sweet flavor that has overtones of honey. Fruits easily rate up with popular hybrid types such as Sun Gold and Sun Sugar in flavor. What also sets them apart is their peculiar coloring, faintly translucent orange, with rosy-pink hues. Plants bear heavily. Indeterminate. 80 days. #1946 | $2.00 |
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Big Rainbow - One of the prettiest beefsteak-style tomatoes, the Big Rainbow delights with its rainbow skin, having colors of green, yellow, red, and orange when ripe. The tomato also has a rich flavor, with few seeds. Indeterminate. 80-85 days. #1109 | $1.75 |
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Big Zebra - A real oddball of a tomato, the Big Zebra bears huge 1+ pound fruits with wild colors. Exterior ripens to a unique combination of green and red stripes, with patches of pink and yellow thrown in. Interior is green and pink. Great tasting, great for slicing, and a lot of fun to grow. Fruits have a mild flavor with nice sweetness. Indeterminate. 80-85 days. #1184 | $2.00 |
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Black - A stalwart of the black skinned types, the aptly named Black bears medium sized, dark skinned fruits that ripen to a beautiful deep red-black color. Fruits tend to be very smooth-skinned and have some similarites to the extremely popular Black Prince variety. Great flavor, rich, compact (4 oz.) and juicy fruits. Indeterminate. 80-85 days. #1743 | $2.00 |
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Black Brandywine - A undoubtedly great tomato, the Black Brandywine combines the rich flavor of the classic Brandywine variety with a great black-skinned color. Fruits regularly weigh well over a pound. Indeterminate. 80+ days. #1123 | $2.00 |
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Black Cherry - Difficult to find, black skinned cherry tomato. Has a good, sweet cherry tomato flavor, with black-red skin and pulp. #542 more info... | $2.00 |
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Black From Tula - An amazing tomato, Black From Tula is consistently rated as one of the best tasting tomatoes in the world. Medium to large sized fruits ripen to a dark black-red with luscious deep red-black pulp. Flavor is full, rich, sweet, and the fruits are great for pretty much any purpose. Plants grow to 4'. Indeterminate. 80-85 days. #1192 | $2.00 |
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| Black Krim - One of the best flavored black tomatoes, the Black Krim bears 5", roundish fruits that turn almost black when ripe. The fruits are known for their elegant color, which at some times has green or red speckles within the black skin. Flavor is excellent. Indeterminate. 75-90 days. #1140 | $2.00 |
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Black Pear - A nice mid-sized black tomato bearing 4-6oz. fruits that ripen to a brown-black-red. Deep red interiors. Perfect for salads, rich in flavor. Indeterminate. 80 days. #1750 | $2.00 |
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Black Plum Tomato - Dark red to blackish colored tomato. Pear shaped, 2-4" long. Flesh is dark red/black as well. Good flavor, 70-80 days to maturity, indeterminate. Origin is said to be Russia. #512 more info... | $1.25 |
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Black Prince - Medium sized black skinned tomato bearing fairly early (70 days) for a black variety. Fruits are low-acid, fleshy, with good flavor. #574 | $1.50 |
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Black Sea Man - Medium-sized black-red-brown fruits are produced on this wonderful determinate variety. Fruits ripen to a deep color, with brownish interiors having green pulp. Truly strange and quite tasty. Compact grower, potato-leaf. Determinate. 75 days. #1725 | $2.00 |
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Black Zebra - A beautiful and tasty tomato that consistently rates among tomato favorites. The Black Zebra bears 2-3" fruit with a deep red/black color crossed with dark green stripes. The flavor is rich, with a slightly smoky taste. 85 days. #1177 | $2.00 | |
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Bloody Butcher - Rich red colored tomato with an excellent strong flavor. Plants are also high yielding and tomatoes ripen in just 55-60 days! Potato leaved variety. #537 more info... | $2.00 |
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Blue Fruit - Medium sized (8oz) tomato with a strange gray-red-green skin color taking on an almost bluish hue. Fruits ripen to a more black-red color. Flavor is strong and sweet. Potato leaved variety. #546 more info... | $2.00 |
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| Brandywine - Probably the most famous heirloom tomato, the Brandywine traces its origin to the late 1800's, but was popularized in the 1980's. Plants bear large, 1+ pound fruits that ripen to a pinkish red. The fruits are renowned for their lush and rich flavor with much sweetness and a light acid overtone. This variety has become extremely popular amongst home gardeners. Potato-leaved. Indeterminate. 80-90 days. #1906 | $2.00 |
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Brown Berry - A very unique cherry-like tomato bearing large "cherry" fruits. This strange variety ripens to a dark red-brown color unlike any other cherry tomato you'll see. Fruits have a rich, deep fruity flavor. Plant produce heavily. Indeterminate. 75 days. #1197 | $1.75 |
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| Bull's Heart - A famous and old Russian heirloom that bears large oxheart fruits that commonly grow to 1-2 pounds. Indeterminate. Fruits are rich, meaty, and have an excellent flavor. This is a classic variety and one of the favorites of the oxheart class of tomatoes. 85-90 days. #1781 | $2.00 |
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Candy Stripe - A fun beefsteak style tomato with large fruits that grow to 1-2 pounds. Fruits are brightly colored, with streaks of red, orange, yellow and pink. Flavor is very good, juicy, with good acidity. Uncommon in cultivation. Indeterminate. 80-85 days. #1994 | $2.00 |
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Carbon- Medium sized (8-12oz) tomato ripening to a dark red-black color. One of the best tasting black varieties, known for its attractive fruit and rich, sweet flavor. (Picture is of fruit beginning to ripen.) #538 more info... | $1.75 |
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Celebrity (hybrid) - One of the most popular hybrid tomatoes, the Celebrity produces uniform, rounded fruits to about 6oz. Taste is classic tomato and the fruits are great for sandwiches, in salads and for cooking. Plants are resistant to many common tomato pests making this a favorite for those who like a hardy tomato. Prolific fruiting. Indeterminate. 70-75 days. 15-20 seeds per pack. #1754 | $2.00 |
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Chocolate - A surprisingly rare tomato, with a delicious, rich, sweet flavor which pairs well with your gourmet dinner! This medium sized variety can grow to 4-5oz, with deep a deep brown-red skin and dark brown-red flesh. Fruits are soft, juicy, with prominent sweetness and fairly uniform in shape. Indeterminate. 75 days. more info... #1959 | $2.00 |
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Chocolate Cherry - A delicious and pretty cherry tomato similar to the very popular Black Cherry, but with fruits that generally grow a bit larger in size. Pulp is dark, red-purple and juicy. Flavor is quite sweet. Fruits are born in healthy sized clusters. Indeterminate. 70-80 days. #1952 | $2.00 |
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Currant Tomato - (Lycopersicon pimpinellifolium) - The Currant Tomato bears small, round, cherry-like tomatoes with a nice sweet flavor. The spreading plants produce hundreds, in many cases well over a thousand fruits on a single plant. Plants are also pretty in full bloom, as they are covered with pretty yellow flowers. #1178 | $1.50 |
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| Delicious - Huge, beautifully formed fruits routinely weigh up to and over 2 pounds in this wonderful variety! This type produces record breakers, which have won numerous 'worlds largest tomato' contests. Fruits have lots of flesh, with small seed cavities. Indeterminate. 75-80 days. #2090 | $2.00 |
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Dino Eggs - A strange new variety with egg-shaped fruits that have a captivating, striped green and orange skin. Pulp is green and quite good, with a bit of an acidic tinge amidst its sweetness. Fruits grow to 4oz. Very unique, uncommon. Indeterminate. 75 days. #1958 | $2.00 |
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Early Girl - Usually the earliest tomato to mature, the Early Girl is a highly popular selection for short-seasons. Fruits grow to 4-6oz. Nice flavor, juicy, medium in size. Indeterminate. 62 days. #596 | $1.75 |
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| Elfin - A type of grape tomato, bearing typically oval shaped, red-ripening cherry-sized fruits with a nice sweet tang. Elfin is notable for its dwarf plants which have more of a trailing habit and generally remain 9-18" in height. Determinate. 60 days. #1902 | $2.00 |
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Eva Black Ball / Eva Purple Ball- 6-8 ounce, very sweet, beautiful pink tinted tomato. This popular heirloom dates back to the 1800's, from Germany. #557 | $1.50 |
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Fat Cherry Tomato - Plump sized cherry tomato with fruits that can sometimes reach the size of a golf ball. Nice red color and sweet cherry tomato flavor. A great variety for producing the classic cherry tomato. #549 | $2.00 |
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Flame Orange - Bright orange, golf ball sized tomato, known for its sharp flavor and bright appearance. Plants bear well, tomatoes are great in salads and eating fresh. #581 | $1.50 |
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Gardener's Delight - A delightful red ripening cherry tomato with a strongly sweet flavor that matches up with some of the popular sweet orange types such as Sun Gold and Sun Sugar. Fruits are standard cherry tomato size and are born in clusters of 6-14. Plants bear quite heavily. Indeterminate. 65 days. #1942 | $2.00 |
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Gary's Golden Bear - A very uniquely colored variety that bears large, 1-2lb fruits with a rich, golden orange color. The luscious fruits are rich in flavor and quite juicy. Great for slicing, perfect for fresh eating. Medium sized plant, fruits are borne in clusters. 75-80 days. #1729 | $2.00 |
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Ghost Cherry - An interesting and fun tomato with a ghostly color, ripening to an off white-cream, with subtle tones of pink. These large-sized cherry tomatos also have a slight fuzziness, adding to their fun appearance. Fruits grow to 2oz and have a good, sweet flavor with ample juice. Indeterminate. 75 days. #1961 | $2.00 |
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Glacier Tomato- Excellent early-type tomato variety producing 1 1/2-2" fruits in as early as 55 days. Fruits have a nice tangy-tomato flavor and are excellent for slicing and salads. Plants produce in cooler climates as well as hot areas, and unlike many early-season tomatoes, glacier plants can produce for the whole season. #569 | $2.00 |
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Gold Nugget - Bright yellow-orange cherry tomatoes are produced in great abundance in this compact variety. Fruits have a nice cherry-tomato flavor. Most fruits, especially early ones are seedless. Determinate. 60 days. more info... #592 | $2.00 |
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Golden Currant Tomato - (Lycopersicon pimpinellifolium) - Small golden colored tomato (a near relative to the common tomato) with an excellent sweet flavor. This variety bears heavily, often producing several hundred fruits off a single plant. #554 | $2.00 |
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| Golden Sunrise - A clustering golden yellow ripening tomato, popular in Europe. Heavy producer, fruits grow to several ounces and are rounded, with the size of a baseball. Flavor is sweet and delicate. Indeterminate. 75-90 days. #1901 | $2.00 |
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| Goliath - One of the largest tomatoes known, the Goliath regularly produces 1-2 pound fruits, with some fruits topping out at 3lbs! Fruits are enormous, ribbed, and ripen to a red color with a pink tinge. Fruits are meaty, with a sweet flavor that has a hint of tart. Heirloom from the 1800's, not to be confused with the Goliath hybrid. Indeterminate. 85 days. #1775 | $2.00 |
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Grape Tomato- Cherry tomato variety with the size and shape of a large grape. Sweet flavor, fruits last quite a while off the vine. Plants produce well. #520 more info... | $1.50 |
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Great White - Large, white-skinned beafsteak type tomato. The Great White is one of the largest of the white varieties. Flavor is top notch, fruits are very juicy and commonly weigh up to and over 1lb. Indeterminate. 85 days. #1105 | $1.75 |
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Green Grape - A fun color in a great tasting grape tomato! The Green Grape ripens to a green (tinged with yellow) color. The cherry tomato fruits grow about 3/4-1" across with sweet pulp on productive plants. #1173 | $1.75 |
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Green Sausage - A very unique tomato, its hard to find another like it! Oblong fruits up to 4" are produced, having a lovely green-yellow, spotted skin. The slender fruits have green pulp and a tasty flavor. A lot of fun to watch grow and even more fun to eat. Determinate. 75-80 days. #1706 | $2.00 | |
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Green Zebra - Very good flavored salad type tomato. Fruits are medium sized, with a balanced sweet-acidic flavor. Fruits ripen to a green color, with subtle yellow spots or stripes making for an attractive addition to any dish. This tomato is also very popular for salsas. #529 more info... | $1.75 |
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| Greenhouse Red - A popular tomato for greenhouse growing, this variety grow beefsteak-style fruit that can grow to 12-16oz. Fruits are very slightly wrinkled and ripen to a lighter red color. 75-80 days. #1742 | $1.75 |
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Hawaiian Currant - A splendid little currant tomato bearing marble-sized fruits. Flavor is sweet and the fruits are just too easy to gobble directly off of the vine. Plants bear heavily and show vigorous, sprawling growth. 60-65 days. #1925 | $2.00 |
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Health Kick - 4-6oz tomato with 50% higher lycopene content that average tomato varieties. Good flavor, use for slicing or sauces. Plants are also resistant to many common tomato diseases. #541 | $1.75 |
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Heatwave - A fairly uniform, 6-7oz, red-ripening tomato that is popular in hot areas. Heatwave sets and ripens fruit at temperatures up to 100F, unlike most other tomatoes which can be problematic with prolonged hot temperatures. Determinate. Heavy bearer. 68-75 days. #1793 | $2.00 |
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Henderson's Pink Ponderosa - An heirloom dating to the late 1800's, known for its gigantic fruits which can reach 2 pounds! Fruits have a rich low-acid flavor and are quite meaty with few seeds. Indeterminate 90-95 days. #1798 | $2.00 |
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| High Carotene - A special tomato containing 2-3 times the beta-carotene of typical varieties. Fruits are a great source of vitamin A. Medium sized fruits ripen to red, with a slight orange blush. Flesh is meaty, with good flavor that is excellent when fresh. Fruits are also popular for canning. 15-20 seeds per pack. Indeterminate. 75 days. #2219 | $3.00 |
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| Homestead - A nice variety bearing uniform, 8oz, rounded fruits. Very popular in Southern regions as its stands up well in hot and humid climates. Fruits have good flavor and are great fresh and sliced. Also popular for canning. Determinate. 80 days. #2252 | $2.00 |
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Ildi - A delightful little yellow cherry tomato with shiny and bright oval fruits. Of particular note are the vigorous plants which can produce hundreds and hundreds of fruits in a season, in large clusters. Flavor is tasty--sweet and acid. Plants are very pretty in bloom as well, with blossoms covering every inch of the branches. Indeterminate 90-95 days. #2020 | $2.00 |
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Isis Candy - One of the best cherry-type tomatoes around! A single Isis Candy we grew this past season produced well over 5000 fruits. Fruits ripen to a beautiful red-orange-gold striped and blushed color. Flavor is sweet, excellent and perfect for fresh eating and in salads. 67 days. #539 | $1.50 |
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Ivory Pear - Rare, ivory colored pear-shaped tomato. Plants bear heavy crops of these beautiful little translucent-ivory tomatoes. Flavor is sweet, similar to a cherry or pear tomato. #577 | $1.75 |
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Japanese Black Trifele, Black Russian Truffle - A fairly rare tomato variety known for its superior quality fruits which ripen to a deep red-black color and pear shape. Originally from Russia, this variety bears medium-sized fruits with a rich flavor. Potato leaved plants. 80 days. #1194 | $2.25 |
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Jaunne Flamme, Jaune Flamme - A French heirloom bearing flavorful orange, salad tomatoes. The 2-3 oz fruits are born in sizable clusters. They are pretty on the vine, ripening from green to yellow and finally to an orange-red. The round fruits are juicy and sweet, and great for any use. 70 days. #1738 | $2.00 |
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Jelly Bean - A cute cherry-grape tomato bearing bite-sized fruits with slightly flattened sides much like a jelly bean. Fruits have a nice, sweet, typical cherry tomato-like flavor. Vines bears very heavily, with hundreds and hundreds of fruits on mature plants. Fruits are born in large clusters of up to 30 each. Indeterminate. 60-65 days. #2009 | $2.00 |
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Jersey Devil - A once famous tomato, known for its pointed, almost twisted, plump fruits. Fruits can grow to about 6" and are quite meaty, perfect for sauces and processing. Flavor is very good and the fruits are also tasty for eating fresh. Plants bear heavily. Indeterminate. 75-80 days. #1995 | $2.00 |
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Jubilee - Large, almost beefsteak-style orange skinned tomato. The fruits are extremely colorful, with a vibrant orange skin and low-acid tomato flavor. 72-75 days. #598 | $1.50 |
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Juliet - Extremely prolific grape-type tomato. Fruits grow to 1-2", with a nice flavor and are quite resistant to cracking. They are born in clusters of 10-12, and a single plant will produce hundreds of fruits in a season. Limited, 10-20 seeds per pack. 60 days. #593 | $1.75 |
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Kellogg's Breakfast - A nice orange skinned and orange pulped beefsteak style tomato. These pretty tomatoes grow to a pound and have a rich flavor. Sliced, they look like sunshine on your sandwich! Fruits have few seeds. Indeterminate. 85 days. #1732 | $2.00 |
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Lemon Boy (hybrid) - A lemon yellow skinned tomato known for its rounded fruits that are fairly uniform in shape and color. Plants are quite vigorous and produce pretty fruits that grow to about 8oz. Flavor is sweet mild, and the fruits are popular for commercial growers. Resistant to a number of common tomato pests (VFN). Indeterminate. 72-75 days. more info... #1782 | $2.00 |
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Longkeeper- Orange-red skinned tomato that can last for 12 weeks or more off the vine without rotting or losing flavor! Fruits are 3-6 oz, grow on a short, determinate plant. #547 more info... | $1.75 |
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Lycopersicon cheesmanii - Galapagos Island Tomato - A wild tomato, native to the Galapagos Islands, purported to be a popular food source of the famous Galapagos Island Turtles. Fruits are small, similar to a small cherry tomato, and ripen to an orange. Flavor is fairly typical for a standard cherry tomato. Plants are ornamental, shrubby, with prolific fruit. This species is of particular interest for cross-breeding with garden tomatoes as plants grow well in salty-poor soils and have a number of other useful traits. Annual. #1944 | $2.00 |
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Lycopersicon esculentum var. skorospelka - For some reason, often classified as a wild tomato, this variety bears uniform, circular tomatoes that grow to 4-6oz. Flavor is very nice, with lots of pulp and a good sweetness. Plants bear very heavily and often remain reasonably compact. Unknown origin, probably of horticultural derivation. Annual. #1950 | $2.00 |
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Lycopersicon glandulosum - One of the most ornamental of the tomato species, this rare wild tomato hails from the mountains of Peru. The plant has a shrubby and spreading growth habit to 3-4ft, distinct from garden tomatoes. The cherry-sized fruits ripen to a greenish-white and it is unknown if they are edible. This tomato is quite ornamental in bloom, with hundreds of flowers appearing in large clusters. Annual. #1992 |
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Lycopersicon hirsutum x esculentum - Wild Tomato - A rare hybrid of L. hirsutum with the garden tomato. Fruits are variable in size, from 1 oz up to several ounces. Fruits ripen to red, often with prominent lobes. Flavor is pretty typical tomato-like and the spreading vines bear rather heavily, with fruits in large clusters. Annual. #1971 | $2.00 |
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Lycopersicon pyriforme - Wild Pear Tomato - (L. piriforme) Possibly the wild relative of the garden pear tomato, this species bears 1", prominently pear shaped tomatoes that ripen to a mottled red/pink. Fruits are very sweet, and quite tasty, particularly for a wild tomato. Plants grow to 6ft and bear heavily. Annual. #1964 | $2.00 |
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Manitoba - A vigorous slicing tomato that is great for short-season gardens. Fruits ripen to about 4" across and have a good, classic tomato flavor that is perfect for salads and sandwiches. Resistant to Versicullium and Fusarium 1. Determinate. 66 days. #1122 | $1.75 |
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| Mary Robinson's German Bicolor - A monster-sized bicolor tomato! Ripens to a red-orange-green color. Fruits are very meaty, thick with flesh. One of the largest bicolors around, fruits are picture perfect to see! Indeterminate. 85 days. #1749 | $1.75 |
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| Mexico - A popular member of the giant-tomato-club, this respected heirloom bears 1-2 pound, flattened red fruits with excellent taste. The plants are known for their generous bearing, rare in such large-fruited varieties. Fruits ripen over a long growing season. Originally from Mexico. Indeterminate. 80 days. #2088 | $2.00 |
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Micro-Tom Tomato - The smallest tomato plant in the world! Very rare in cultivation. Plants grow to only 4-7 inches but bear 1-3" good flavored tomatoes in heavy quantites. This variety is wonderful as a novelty (and good eating too!) or to grow your own tomatoes in tiny 4" pots in the house or on the window sill. #525 Limited availability, 10 seeds per pack, one pack per customer please. more info... | $2.50 |
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| Mini Roma- Wonderful variety of mini-sized Roma tomatoes. Maintains the flavor and quality of the Roma, with the size of a grape tomato. #563 | $1.50 |
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Mortgage Lifter - Beautiful beefsteak-style tomato that is one of the most popular heirloom tomatoes and has helped popularize the heirloom tomato market. Fruits weigh up to 1lb, having excellent flavored flesh and pretty skin. This variety dates to the Depression era. #556 | $1.75 |
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Mortgage Lifter, Yellow - A gargantuan and uncommon yellow-ripening version of the famous Mortgage Lifter tomato. This beautiful beefsteak-style tomato has long been one of the most popular heirloom tomatoes and has helped popularize the heirloom tomato market. Fruits weigh up to 1-2lbs, having excellent flavored flesh and pretty skin. #1183 | $1.75 |
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Negro Azteca - A delightful and rare black cherry tomato. Fruits ripen to a mauve-black and have a rich and complex flavor with overtones of wine. Plants grow much like other cherry tomatoes, with numerous clusters of the fruits on a single plant. Indeterminate. 75 days. #1196 | $2.00 |
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Northern Lights - A pretty and still uncommon bicolor beefsteak tomato. The large fruits can reach one pound and are characterized by a beautiful red and orange glow. Fruits may be prominently red, orange, or a mixture of the two, with yellow and green shoulders. Fruits are well-flavored, with a mildly sweet fruity taste. 85-90 days. #2016 | $2.00 |
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Nyagous - A gourmet black tomato, one of the finest of the rich-flavored black tomatoes. Nyagous fruits grow to baseball-sized, with a uniform round shape and a great, deep, full, sweet taste. The medium sized plants bear very heavily in small clusters. Wonderful eating and the blemish-free fruits are perfect for markets. #1180 | $1.75 |
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Oaxacan Jewel - A bright multicolored tomato with large fruits of various sizes, ranging from 6-16oz. The prominently bicolored fruits are golden yellow, with large blotches of red and orange. The bicoloring extends through the fruit, giving a beautiful marbled appearance to the slices. 80 days. #2004 | $2.00 |
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| Omar's Lebanese - A giant, pink tinted beefsteak bearing fruits that regularly weigh 1-2 pounds, and sometimes up to 3-4 pounds! Fruits have a high sugar content and are quite sweet in flavor. Huge fruits, still an uncommon variety. Indeterminate. 80 days. #2274 | $2.00 |
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Opalka - One of the best tasting paste tomatoes on the market the Opalka has a delicious flavor and few seeds. The fruits might look like you're growing red peppers, as they ripen to red, with a blocky, ovaloid shape. Fruits grow to 5" and are borne in small clusters. Indeterminate. 85 days. #1796 | $2.00 |
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Orange Banana - Fun oblong/Roma/banana shaped tomato with a bright yellow/orange skin. Plants are very vigorous, tomatoes are meaty and popularly used in pastes and sauces. Great flavor and striking appearance! #530 more info... | $1.75 |
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Orange Cherry - A juicy type of cherry tomato, ripening to a golden orange. Fruits are born in nice clusters and the plants bear fairly heavily. Has a nice sweet, classic cherry tomato flavor. Indeterminate. 70-75 days. #1926 | $2.00 |
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Orange Russian - You'll find no other tomato like this! The large oxheart-type fruits commonly grow to 8oz and can reach almost a pound. The gorgeous fruits have a rich orange and red striped skin. The thick orange flesh has a great flavor and very few seeds. This is one of the only bicolored oxheart tomatoes in existance and is still quite rare. Indeterminate. 85-90 days. #1748 | $2.00 |
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| Oregon Spring - A supreme flavored early ripening tomato. This variety is a more recent introduction by Oregon State University and bears beautiful medium-large, classic red ripening fruits. Not only do the fruits have a great flavor but they have few seeds. Plants are compact and cold tolerant, perfect for short seasons, early seasons, and colder climates. Juicy, full flavor. Indeterminate. 58-65 days. #1773 | $2.00 |
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| Patio (hybrid) - Possibly the most popular tomato for compact spaces and pots, the Patio is a dwarf variety that grows to only 2ft. Good harvests of 3-4oz tomatoes are possible even in containers. Foliage is ruffled and quite ornamental. Determinate. 70 days. #2045 | $2.00 |
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| Paul Robeson - One of the finest of the black varieties, the Paul Robeson has won a number of tomato tasting contests over the years. Medium sized, smooth-skinned, deep black-red fruits encase the well flavored pulp, with rich sweetness and juice. Fruits grow to 6-10oz. Indeterminate. 75 days. #2006 | $2.00 |
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Peppermint - A beauty of a bicolor tomato, the Peppermint has prominently striped red and orange skin and grows to 10-14oz. Fruits have excellent flavor, with low acid and a nice sweetness. Plants yield well. This variety is still quite rare, but worthy of attnetion. 80 days. #2022 | $2.00 |
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Pierce's Pride - A very nice, huge fruited, black-beefsteak. Fruits grow well over a pound and ripen to a dark red-black color. The flesh is of a similar deep color. Flavor is good, with a rich, classic tomato taste. The plants bear heavily for a large tomato and the fruits are well-shaped making them great for slicing. 80-85 days. #1199 | $2.00 |
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Pineapple - Bright yellow ripening tomato, often with red stripes. Beefsteak-style, fruits can weigh up to two pounds! Excellent mild flavor, few seeds, meaty flesh, fruits on a heavy bearing plant. #535 more info... | $1.75 |
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Ping Pong Pink - A delightful tomato bearing pink-pong sized fruits with a slight pink tinge. Another great feature of this variety are its long-lasting fruits which can store for weeks and even a few months without damage. Fruits are tasty and carck-resistant. Plants can grow quite large and bear heavily. 75 days. #1718 | $2.00 |
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Pink Brandywine - Pink-skinned variety of the famous Brandywine tomato. Fruits weigh over a pound and have a rich, hearty, extremely high-quality tomato flavor. Indeterminate. Potato-leaved variety. 90 days. #1101 more info... | $1.75 |
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| Pink German Tree Tomato - Though not an actual tree, this variety was named by its Amish originators for its large, tree-like vines. Fruits are also huge, often weighing up to 2 pounds. Fruits are blushed pink and low in acid, with a nice tomato flavor. Quite uncommon and fun to grow. 90 days. #2205 | $2.50 |
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Pink Ice - A very tasty cherry tomato, bearing moderate to large plum-cherry fruits that ripen to a red with blushes or rosy pink. Fruits have a very good, sweet flavor and are far superior to supermarket types. Plants bear heavily. 70-75 days. #1951 | $2.00 |
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Pink Opal Cherry, Pink Cherry O's - An interesting and rare tomato, this type bears cherry-like fruits that actually look more like mini beefsteak tomatoes. Fruits have a very nice flavor and are fairly juicy. Plants bear nicely and fruits ripen to a pretty pink opal color. 70-72 days. #1947 | $2.00 |
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| Pink Oxheart - A huge rounded and pointed fruit with a great sweet flavor. The oxheart's were once the staple of heirloom tomatoes near the turn of the last century. Great for slicing and tasty fresh. Large fruits grow to a pound or more with rosy pink flesh. 80-85 days. #2049 | $2.00 |
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Plum Lemon - Almost like a paste tomato, the Plum Lemon bears bright yellow colored fruits with meaty flesh. Flavor is fairly mild, fruits are thick and quite gorgeous when included on a tomato platter. Fruits grow to about 3", with an elongated paste tomato-like shape. Plants bear heavily. Indeterminate. 75 days. #1949 | $2.00 |
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Purple Calabash - A very unique and uncommon heirloom bearing medium sized fruit that have a definitive beefsteak-look. Fruits ripen to a deep purple-red color, often with tinges of green. Flavor is rich. The indeterminate plants produce extremely heavy yields of fruit, usually several hundred per plant. #1188 | $1.75 |
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Purple Cherokee - Dark purple/black beefsteak-type tomato. This variety has circulated for at least 100 years, and was allegedly once grown by the Cherokee's. Excellent, complex flavor, large fruits can weigh up to 1.5 pounds, great for slicing. #594 | $2.00 |
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Purple Cherry - Dark cherry tomato having a purplish hue. This variety is similar to the black cherry, and also shares its delicious, rich and sweet flavor. #591 | $1.75 |
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Purple Russian - An exquisitely flavored tomato, the Purple Russian looks like a dark variety of a classic paste tomato but instead has a deep, complex flavor that rivals the best tomatoes. Meaty pulp, smooth and sweet taste, and deep purple flesh make up this oval-shaped fruit that can grow to several inches long. Small to medium sized plants are healthy bearers. 80 days. #1181 | $1.75 |
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| Radiator Charlie's Mortgage Lifter - A different strain from the 'Mortgage Lifter', Radiator Charlie's produces slightly smaller fruits with a richer and sweeter flavor. Great quality, fruits grow to 8-12oz. An old heirloom variety. Indeterminate. #1792 | $2.00 |
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Red Pear - One of the oldest heirlooms, the Red Pear continues to delight today with its cherry-sized, pear-shaped fruits that have a sharp flavor. Plants are extremely prolific and produce late into the season. Indeterminate. 65-75 days. #1714 | $1.75 |
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Red Zebra - Red colored version of the well-flavored Green Zebra. The Red Zebra is still fairly uncommon, but its bright, red-orange-green striped fruits are nonetheless, quite popular. Fruits to 2-3". #571 | $1.50 |
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| Roma - The classic paste tomato, Roma is popular all around the world. Several inch fruits are meaty, with few seeds and are perfect for sauces. Determinate. Plants bear heavily. 75 days. #1998 | $1.75 |
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| Roman Candle - A bright and beautiful oblong tomato, much like the equally popular Banana Legs. Fruits are born in huge numbers and grow to 4" long, by 2" wide. They ripen to a bright, smooth yellow and are quite meaty with great flavor. Banana shaped, wonderful in sauces. Indeterminate. 85-90 days. #2097 | $2.00 |
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Rosalita - A fairly newly introduced tomato, Rosalita bears heavy crops of beautiful rosy-pink colored grape tomatoes. Fruits have a good flavor, generally quite a bit more flavorful than normal grape tomatoes. Indeterminate. Bears early. 60-70 days. #1937 | $2.00 |
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Russian Rose - A beautiful and delicious tomato! The Russian Rose bears large, ribbed fruits that weigh 1-2lbs. The gorgeous fruits have a rich rose-pink skin and and a sweet, first-class flavor. One of the best tomatoes for slicing. Large plants bear clumping fruits heavily for such a big, rich tomato. #1719 | $2.00 |
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| Rutgers - A classic determinate heirloom bearing medium sized, fairly uniform fruits to six ounces. Fruits have a classic tomato flavor, with a circular but slightly flattened shapes. Great for a myriad of uses. Plants are compact and yield well. Determinate. 75 days. #2268 | $2.00 |
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San Marzano - Elongated, 3-5", plum-type tomato. The San Marzano is known as a high-quality tomato, commonly used for pasta sauces and cooking. It is an extremely popular variety for Italian cooking. Plants bear heavily, even in areas with somewhat shorter summers. Fruits have few seeds. #575 | $2.00 |
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| Siberian - Not to be confused with the 'Siberia' variety, Siberian produces premium quality tomatoes with ripening as early as 55 days! Fruits grow to 3-5oz and are borne in clusters. The juicy fruits have a delicious flavor roundly considered one of the best of the early types and cut above Siberia. Unlike most tomatoes this variety sets fruits in cool weather, even at just a few degrees above freezing! Determinate. 55-58 days. #1778 | $2.00 |
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| Silvery Fir Tree - A very unique variety known for its carrot-like foliage with a slight silver tinge. Plants are short and bear heavy crops of medium sized flattish tomatoes with a good flavor. Along with its attractive foliage, this variety is also popular for short or late season tomato growers as it produces in just 58 days. Determinate. #1111 | $1.75 |
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Snow White Cherry- Pretty ivory/cream colored cherry tomato. Grow much like any other cherry tomato. Taste is sweet and flavorful, plants produce heavily. #528 more info... | $1.50 |
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Striped Cavern - A great stuffing tomato. Fruits grow to about a half a pound, with ribbed walls, and a beautiful striped, red-orange skin. Interior is bright red, with a fairly thick wall and large cavities that are perfect for stuffing with various foods. Tasty, typical tomato flavor, good eating fresh. Indeterminate. 80 days. #1186 | $1.75 |
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| Striped Roman - A highly unique tomato, it looks a bit like a Roma, but with prominent orange striping up and down its skin. Fruits have a rich, meaty flavor and are even fun to look at! The medium sized plans yield heavily. Indeterminate. 75-80 days. #2238 | $2.00 |
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Stupice - Cold hardy tomato bearing 3-6 oz. fruits in large clusters. Plants are potato-leaved and can grow to a few feet. This variety bears particularly well in short-seasons or cooler areas. Fruits are good-sized and have a great flavor. Originally from Czechoslovakia. 55 days. #1114 | $1.75 |
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Sugar Yellow, Sakharniy Zeltiy - A rare Russian tomato bearing large orange-yellow fruits that can weigh up to and over a pound. The fruits have quite a nice flavor and are attractive for many uses. Flavor has tones of sweet mixed with tart. Plants bear well. 75 days. #1973 | $2.25 |
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Sun Gold Cherry- Beautiful cherry tomato that ripens to a golden orange. The Sun Gold Cherry is possibly the sweetest cherry tomato around. Plants bear lots of fruit, and ripen early, continuing to produce throughout the season. A single large plant has produced over 1000 tomatoes. Limited, 15-25 seeds per pack. #521 more info... | $2.00 |
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Sun Sugar Cherry - Like the Sun Gold, the Sun Sugar has fruits with a flavor that are unbeatable! Cherry-size fruits ripen to orange and have a sweet, fruity flavor that is addicting fresh out of hand. Plants are vigorous and can produce hundreds of fruits a season in long clusters. 60-65 days. 10-20 seeds per pack. more info... #567 | $2.00 |
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Sweet 100 - Hybrid cherry tomato and one of the most prolific bearers of any cherry tomato. Fruits can be small, but sometimes reach golf ball size, having an intensely rich, sweet flavor. Indeterminate. Plants will bear hundreds and hundreds of fruits until frost. 65-70 days. #1100 | $1.50 |
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Sweet Gold - If you love Sun Gold, you'll love Sweet Gold! Produces small, cherry-size tomatoes that ripen to a bright orange and have a succulent, sweet flavor. Perfect for eating fresh right off of the vine! Plants are vigorous and fruits are produced in large clusters. Indeterminate, hybrid. 60 days. more info... #1920 | $2.00 |
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| Sweet Olive - Bite-sized, grape-plum style tomato. The litte Sweet Olive fruit grow to the size of a standard cherry tomato and have a distinct oval shape. Fruits are juicy, tasty and great for salads. Medium sized and fairly compact plants are great for pots. Plants fruit heavily. Determinate, hybrid. 57-60 days. #1704 | $1.75 |
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Tangerine - Bright orange, beefsteak tomato with great flavor and few seeds! Named the Tangerine for its pretty color. Fruits can weigh up to 1-2 lbs. #578 | $1.75 |
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Tasty Evergreen - A delicious and large green-ripe tomato that grows to well over 1lb. Tasty Evergreen produces rich flavored fruits with green skin and green pulp. One of the best green varieties, particularly for slicing and eating raw. Sweet flavor. 75 days. #1182 | $1.75 |
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Taxi - One of the earliest producing tomatoes, and certainly the earliest (or close) of the yellow varieties. The Taxi produces medium sized fruits weighing several ounces with a bright yellow/golden-yellow color. Fruits are have a standard, if undistinguised flavor, are pretty to look at and are an excellent choice for short-season tomatoes. 60 days. #1147 | $1.75 |
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Thai Pink Egg - One of the prettiest tomatoes around, the Thai Pink Egg bears egg-shaped fruits that ripen to a glossy rosy-pink. Fruits grow to 2-3" and have a firm skin and flesh of mild, undistinguised flavor. This variety is particularly popular in parts of Southeast Asia for its pretty appearance, fairly uniform fruits and ability to last off the vine. Determinate. 60-65 days. more info... #1943 | $2.00 |
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| Thessaloniki - A popular red tomato originally from Greece. Plump, round fruits up to 6-8oz have a rich classic tomato flavor that perform well in taste tests. Great for slicing and in salads. The fruits are crack resistant and the plants bear heartily. Indeterminate. 75-80 days. #2026 | $2.00 |
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Tigerella - Medium sized salad type tomato with a brilliant red color interspersed by orange speckled stripes. Plants bear heavily, fruits to 2" across. #568 | $1.75 |
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Tiny Tim - A dwarf tomato plant growing to only 6-12". Tiny Tim produces small, cherry tomato-like fruits in heavy quantities on a tiny plant that is perfect for containers. Great for small spaces or small pots! Fast ripening, nice flavor and fun to grow. 45 days. #1705 | $2.25 |
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Tomatoberry - Pretty 1" fruits abound on this fun tomato that is shaped like a strawberry. Fruits also resemble little hearts and have a wonderful cherry tomato-like flavor. #1179 | $1.75 |
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| Tommy Toe - One of the most prolific cherry tomato varieties, this Australian origin type bears highly juicy, elongated, cherry-like, red-ripening fruits. In addition to the great fruits, this variety needs minimal attention and resists many of the typical tomato diseases. Vigorous growth, great fruits. Indeterminate. 70 days. #1763 | $1.75 |
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Totem - A dwarf tomato plant, generally growing to only 12". Great for containers and small spaces, Totem produces fairly large quantities of small red fruits with a typical tomato flavor. The leaves are wrinkled and frilly, giving the plant a pretty ornamental appearance. Determinate. 70 days. #1999 | $2.00 |
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Transparent - An intensely juicy and sweet tomato bearing golf-ball sized fruits with a muted yellow-white color. Flesh is white, with lots of juice and a very good quality sweet flavor. Fruits are born in small clusters and plants are high yielders. Indeterminate. 70-75 days. #1962 | $2.00 |
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Variegated Tomato - A true variegated leaf tomato that comes true from seed! Foliage is beautiful with the typical variegated pattern. Fruits ripen to 2", with a red color and nice flavor. The plants tend to bear heavily. Indeterminate. 70-75 days. #1136 | $2.00 |
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| Voyage - One of the strangest tomatoes you'll ever see! Voyage produces 12-16oz fruits that look like a brain! Seemingly multiple 'mini-fruits' are clumped together as one. The segments can be picked off and eaten much like individual grape tomatoes. Prolific bearer, still very rare and definitely very strange. Indeterminate. #2093 | $2.00 |
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| Wapsipinicon Peach - A more recent introduction to the tomato world, these splendid 2" tomatoes look just like miniature peaches! Fruits even have a bit of peach fuzz on the skin to go along with there orange-yellow color. Plants bear generously and the fruits have a wonderful sweet and fruity flavor. 80 days. Indeterminate. #2083 | $2.00 |
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White Beauty - Large, rare beefsteak/slicing style tomato that ripens to a creamy white color. Fruits are meaty, with few seeds and a mild sweet flavor. #533 more info... | $1.75 |
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White Brandywine, Shah Mikado - A rare heirloom dating to the late 1800's, the Shah Mikado (as it is originally known) bears exquisite, medium-sized, pure white fruits. The taste is first-rate, earning its other name, the White Brandywine. Plants grow to a medium size, with nice clusters of the plump and delicious fruits which ripen to a white skin having a white-yellow interior. Potato leaf. Indeterminate. #1189 | $2.25 |
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| White Currant - A tiny but delecatble gourmet tomato. The White Currant ripens to a creamy, almost translucent white and its sweet taste is hard to beat. Fruits are smaller than a typical cherry tomato and are a beautiful and unique color and flavor compared with your ordinary varieties. Spreading plants bear heavily. Lycoperiscon pimpinellifolium. 70-75 days. #1739 | $2.00 |
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White Queen - Medium sized beefsteak-style tomato growing to about 8oz, with slightly ribbed fruits. White Queen fruits have soft, yellow-white skin with a creamy colored interior. Fruits have a nice crisp, sweet flavor. This variety is one of the oldest of the white varieties and still maintains great standing today. 80 to 85 days. #1187 | $1.75 |
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White Zebra - Medium sized, white tomato, with faint green stripes. The White Zebra is a pleasure to the eye and to the taste, having a nice, sweet flavor with moderate pulp. Fruits grow to 2-3". #579 | $1.75 |
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Yellow Brandywine - Yellow-skinned version of the popular Brandywine tomato! The Yellow Brandywine has rich, full-flavored flesh and makes for a premier slicing tomato. Flesh and pulp are both yellow. Fruits are quite juicy and grow up to 1-1 1/2 pounds. Potato-leaved. 90 days. #1715 | $2.25 |
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Yellow Cherry - A canary-yellow colored cherry tomato bearing plump, juicy fruits with nice flavor. Fruits are typical in size and growth habit to the more typical red cherry tomato varieties. The fruits make a zesty and colorful addition to salads. #1765 | $1.75 |
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Yellow Foliage Mortgage Lifter - A very strange and rare mutant of the classi heirloom Mortgage Lifter. This rare tomato has yellow tinted foliage that is particularly pronouced early in the season. The fruits are typical of the Mortgage Lifter variety and are of top-notch quality and taste. Fruits ripen to a red color and can weigh up to a pound. 85-90 days. #1731 | $2.25 |
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Yellow Pear - Pear/teardrop shaped tomato to about 1-1.5". Has a nice, rich, cherry-tomato flavor. Plants bear heavily. #588 | $1.50 |
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Yellow Roma - Uncommon, yellow colored variety of the Roma tomato. Retains the great flavor of the Roma but with an exotic color. #584 | $1.75 |
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Zapotec Pink Ribbed - Large, 8-16oz, ribbed tomato with pink-red flesh. Great flavor, good for slicing. Heirloom variety once grown by the Zapotec's in Mexico. #548 more info... | $1.75 |
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Tomato Relatives/Ground Cherries/Eggplants
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Physalis ixocarpa | Tomatillo - Medium sized, green colored fruit closely related to the tomato. Fully ripe fruits are eaten raw, much like tomatoes. The unripe fruits are commonly used in chili's and salsas. Easily grown container plant, or as an annual. #616 more info... | $1.75 |
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Physalis peruviana | Cape Gooseberry/Ground Cherry - Tomato relative producing orange colored fruits about the size of a cherry tomato. Flesh has tomato texture and consistency with hints of tomato flavor combined with pineapple. Easy to grown as a perennial or annual. #114 more info... | $2.00 |
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Physalis pruinosa | Ground Cherry, Strawberry Tomato - Tomato relative producing orange colored fruits about the size of a cherry tomato. Flesh has tomato texture and consistency with hints of tomato flavor combined with pineapple. Plant as perennial or annual. #185 more info... | $1.50 |
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Solanum burbankii | Wonderberry/Garden Huckleberry - Small, purple-black fruit similar to the huckleberry. The wonderberry grows on a small annual shrub, from 6"-3' in height. Fruits are used to make pies and preserves. Easily grown in pots, growth requirements are similar to the tomato, but berries need much less time to ripen. #167 more info... | $1.75 |
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| Solanum melongena | Cambodian Giant Green Eggplant - An interesting and rare eggplant from the markets of Cambodia. Fruits grow to several inches, with a flattened, pumpkin-like appearance. Generally used when green, with fruits have white spots and stripes. Great in dishes calling for eggplants and still uncommon. 70-80 days. 15-30 seeds per pack. #2208 | $2.00 |
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| Solanum melongena | Casper Eggplant - An early producers of beautiful ghostly white eggplants that grow to 6". Both skin and flesh is white, with a mild flavor that is likened to mushrooms. Prolific and ornamental plants bear well. 70 days. #2027 | $2.00 |
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| Solanum melongena | Fengyuan Purple Eggplant - One of the longest eggplants in the world, the Fengyuan is a classic in Asian cuisine. Fruit ripen to a light purple and have a wonderfully mild flavor with no bitterness. Fruits can grow to over a foot long! 65 days. Annual. #1776 | $1.75 |
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| Solanum melongena | Florida High Bush Eggplant - A popular standard eggplant variety once used extensively by commercial growers. Beautiful purple fruits grow to 10", with a plump shape. Fruits have very good flavor and can be used for any typical eggplant use. 85 days. Annual. #2048 | $2.00 |
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Solanum melongena | Goyo Kumba Eggplant - A unique eggplant from Africa bearing bright red, somewhat flattened fruits that resemble miniature pumpkins. This variety is one of the most ornamental eggplants available and makes for wonderful Fall decorations. Fruits grow to about 3-4". 90-100 days. Annual. #2042 | $2.00 |
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| Solanum melongena | Lao Green Stripe Eggplant - A very colorful, circular shaped eggplant with 2-4" diameter fruits that ripen to green, with white and purple stripes. Fruits have a great flavor and are popular in parts of Southeast Asia. Plants bears well. 90 days. Annual. #2077 | $2.00 |
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| Solanum melongena | Lao Purple Stripe Eggplant - A very colorful, circular shaped eggplant with 2-4" diameter fruits that ripen to lavender, with dark purple stripes. Fruits have a great flavor and are popular in parts of Southeast Asia. Plants bears well. 90 days. Annual. #2082 | $2.00 |
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| Solanum melongena | Listada de Gandia Eggplant - A popular variety originally from Italy, the Listada de Gandia bears gorgeous purple and white striped fruits. Fruits may reach 7", with a sweet and smooth flavo and a teardrop shape. One of the most beautiful eggplant varieties available today. 75-80 days. Annual. #1917 | $1.75 |
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Solanum melongena | Malaysian Dark Red Eggplant - A rare eggplant feautring long, slender fruits that can grow 8-10". More violet than actual red, the beautiful fruits hail from Malaysian where they are popular for a variety of uses. Tender flesh, bright fruits on 2-3ft plants that bear well. 60-70 days. Annual. #2073 | $2.00 |
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| Solanum melongena | Pingtung Long Eggplant - A very long, lavender ripening eggplant that can grow to 18"! These impressive fruits maintain a classic eggplant flavor while pleasing the eye with their colorful skin and interesting shape. Compact plants are heavy bearing, with 10-20 fruits on a single plant. Resistant to some common Solanaceae diseases. 62-70 days. Annual. #1915 | $1.75 |
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| Solanum melongena | Rosa Bianca Eggplant - An award winning Italian heirloom bearing 4-5" fruit that ripen to a gorgeous rosy pink, interlaced with white. Fruits have a mild flavor without bitterness. A great eggplant for all uses! 80-90 days. Annual. #1767 | $1.75 |
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| Solanum melongena | Rosita Eggplant - A large eggplant with rosy colored flesh and white, extremely mild-flavored flesh. One of the mildest eggplants available, making it a top choice for all standard uses. Fruits grow to 9", with a teardrop-like shape. 70 days. Annual. #1908 | $1.75 |
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| Solanum melongena | Striped Toga Eggplant - A bizarre eggplant with amazing bright orange-green fruits growing to 3" long. Egg-shaped. The fruits have a strong, but not bitter flavor and are nice for eating and stunning as an ornamental. Annual. 15-30 seeds per pack. #1143 | $1.75 |
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| Solanum melongena | Thai Green Eggplant - A green-skinned eggplant that has extensive uses in Thai cooking. The banana-shaped fruits grow up to 12" and have soft and pleasing taste. Plants are productive and resistant to droughts. 80 days. Annual. #1151 | $1.75 |
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Solanum melongena | Thai Long Green Eggplant - One of the most popular eggplants in Thailand and becoming popular in gourmet cooking, the Thai Long Green bears 12" fruits ripening to a lime green. The fruits are quite tender, with an excellent, mild flavor. 85 days. Annual. #1991 | $2.00 |
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| Solanum melongena | Thai Yellow Eggplant - One of the most popular eggplants in Thailand, the famous Thai yellow bears attractive egg-shaped fruits that ripen to a canary yellow. The fruits are extensively used in Thai dishes. 70-80 days. Annual. #1940 | $2.00 |
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Solanum melongena | Turkish Orange Eggplant - Rare, orange colored eggplant originally from Turkey. Fruits are 2-3", bright orange on ripening, and can be used just like any other eggplant. Annual. 15-25 seeds per pack. #580 | $2.00 | |
| Solanum melongena | Udumalapet Eggplant - A beautiful striped eggplant, featuring elongated, 3" fruits. Skin is dark purple-lavender, with prominent white stripes. Fruits ripens to yellow and purple striped. Plants produce well and fruits are versatile in their uses. 80-90 days. Annual. #2242 | $2.00 |
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25-35 seeds per pack unless noted.
| Arachis hypogaea | Peanut - Grow your own peanuts! This interesting plant is a low-lying annual that can be grown anywhere during warm months. Leaves fold up at night, small yellow flowers give rise to "pegs" which burrow underground and form the peanuts which are roasted and eaten. Both easy and fun to grow. 12-20 seeds per pack. #560 | $2.00 |
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| Glycine max | Black Pearl Edamame - A very unique variety of edamame, yielding black beans that glisten like plump pearls. Plants grow to 2-3ft and grow vigorously, more so than green-types. Prized in Japan for its unique flavor. Annual. 12-20 seeds per pack. #2218 | $2.00 |
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| Glycine max | Edamame - A special variety of soybean used to produce the popular Asian vegetable edamame. The raw pods are the edamame and this productive variety yields plump beans with a splendid flavor. Very popular in parts of Asia, this crop is easily grown in the home garden. Annual. 12-20 seeds per pack. #2062 | $2.00 |
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| Glycine max | Edamame, Beer Friend - Beer Friend Edamame is a famous variety originally from Japan, bearing tasty edamame pods which are highly popular in beer halls and restaurants. Plumps pods measure 2-3", with 3 or 4 beans per pod. East to grow. Annual. 15 seeds per pack. #2245 | $2.00 |
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| Glycine max | Soybean - Fruiting annual producing the soybeans of commerce. Beans are very high in protein and have numerous culinary uses. Seeds are from a yellow-white colored variety. Will grow almost anywhere, though plants like heat for good production. Soybeans are a short-day plant and will flower only when sunlight lasts less than 13 hours. #565 | $1.50 |
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Lablab purpurea | Hyacinth Bean - Gorgeous purple colored, annual vine. Produces bright purple bean pods with edible beans. Flowers are pink/purple. Very easy to grow, the hyacinth bean can be grown anywhere during warm months. Grows to 10ft. 8 seeds per pack. #522 more info... | $2.00 |
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| Lupinus albus | Lupini Bean, White Lupine - A flat, white bean somewhat like the fava bean, usually eaten boiled or roasted. An interesting plant, unlike most common beans, the lupini bean grows to 2-4ft and has pretty, large white blooms. The plant is also a nitrogen fixer. Can be grown anywhere during warm months. The beans are used much like standard beans, but can also be roasted into a peanut-like snack. 15-25 seeds per pack. #1176 | $1.50 |
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Phaseolus coccineus | Scarlet Runner Bean - A colorful and ornamental bean species valued both for its edible fruit and for its beauty in the garden. The attractive flowers are a deep scarlet color and stand out well amongst the green foliage. The large pods contain large beans that are edible when cooked. Young pods can also be eaten. Annual. Can be grown pretty much anywhere. more info... 8 seeds per pack. #1709 | $2.00 |
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Phaseolus vulgaris | Canary Bean - A bright yellow variety of the white bean. Canary Beans have a great flavor and are prized for their use in a number of Mexican and South American dishes. Annual, vining plant. Will grow pretty much anywhere during summer months. 15-30 seeds per pack. #1127 | $1.50 |
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| Phaseolus vulgaris | Cranberry Bean - A United States heirloom dating to the mid 1800's, this tasty variety produces brown-white beans mottled with cranberry red. Great for use dried or green. Flavor is similar to pinto beans, though quite a bit sweeter. Popular in types of Mexican and Italian dishes. #2091 | $2.00 |
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| Phaseolus vulgaris | Dragon's Tongue Bean - A type of bush Wax Bean that is instantly recognizable for its yellow pods streaked with bright purple. The beans are also multi-colored and are great both fresh and dried. Plants grow to 24", and ripen from 60-100 days depending on use. A wonderful and old heirloom originally from France. #2098 | $2.00 |
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| Phaseolus vulgaris | Great Northern Bean - A completely snow-white colored bean, similar to the lima bean in appearance. The beans have a unique flavor and are popular as baked beans or used in recipes which call for white beans. Annual. #1794 | $1.75 |
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| Phaseolus vulgaris | Rattlesnake Pole Bean - An attractive and fairly uncommon type of pole bean. Up to 8" pods are mottled purple, with tan-brown speckled beans resminiscent of a rattlesnake. Vines grow to 10ft. Annual. #2060 | $2.00 |
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| Phaseolus vulgaris | Royalty Purple Pod Bean - A very ornamental and useful bean, instantly recognizable for its bright purple pods. The 5" pods are tender and turn green when cooked. Stringless, slightly curved, bush-type bean. 52-55 days. Annual. #2200 | $2.00 |
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| Vicia faba | Fava Bean - Annual. A large, cool season bean. Plants are hardy to 21F. This bean can be grown in summer or in milder locations, in winter. Easy to grow. Plant is a nitrogen fixer. Large seeds, 10-15 seeds per pack. #502 more info... |
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| Vicia faba | Purple Fava Bean - Annual. A large, cool season bean. Seeds are from the uncommon and beautiful, dark-purple seeded variety. Plants are hardy to 21F. This bean can be grown in summer or in milder locations, in winter. Easy to grow. Plant is a nitrogen fixer. Large seeds, 10 seeds per pack. #2285 more info... |
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| Vigna angularis | Adzuki Bean - Annual. Very popular bean throughout Southeast Asia. It is often used as a filling in desserts, and an authentic Hawaiian shave ice is not complete without the adzuki beans on the bottom. Adzuki beans mature on average, 110-120 days from seed. Easy to grow. Plant is a nitrogen fixer. 50-75 seeds per pack. #500 | $1.50 |
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| Vigna angularis | Mung Bean - Annual. A small green bean that is extremely popular in Chinese cuisines. They have numerous uses, most notably as bean sprouts and in soups and desserts. Vining plants, they do well during warm months. 50-100 seeds per pack. #1903 | $1.75 |
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| Vigna sesquipedalis | Chinese Red Noodle Yard Long Bean - Famous in Southern China and uncommon elsewhere, these beautiful beans can grow up to 24"! Red pods when ripe, with a sweet and tender flavor when cooked. Pods grow on vigorous plants that yield heavily. Annual. Rare, 12-20 seeds per pack. #2015 | $2.00 |
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Vigna sesquipedalis | Chinese Mosaic Yard Long Bean - An amazing bean, both beautiful and tasty! Pods are speckled purple and white and grow to 18"! Pods grow on vigorous plants that yield heavily. The beans are tender and yummy. Annual. Rare, 10+ seeds per pack. #2013 | $2.00 |
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| Beta vulgaris | Bull's Blood - A deep, dark red variety of beet, recognizable for its extremely dark red, almost black leaves. Roots are also red, with attractive pink rings. The baby leaves are great in salads, having a nice, sweet flavor. The beet juice can be extracted to make a red food coloring. 35-55 days. #2228 | $2.00 |
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| Brassica oleracea | Early Purple Sprouting - A rare English heirloom bearing great quantities of purple colored broccoli sprouts. Fine flavor and great winter hardiness have made this a garden favorite. The added and unique color brings a fun addition to a vegetable plate too! 60 days. #2239 | $2.00 |
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| Brassica oleracea | Red Brussels Sprouts - A rare type of Brussels Sprouts that is not often seen. This variety yields great harvests of 1-1.5" sprouts having a purple-red color. Grows to 24". Combines the classic great flavor of Brussel Sprouts with a unique color that is perfect for gourmet meals! 25-50 seeds per pack. 85 days. #2215 | $2.00 |
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| Daucus carota | Amarillo - A beauty of a yellow carrot, glistening with lemon yellow roots. Grows to 7-8", tapered, with a very good, sweet, almost juicy flavor. 75 days. 400-800 seeds per pack. #2204 | $2.00 |
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| Daucus carota | Atomic Red - A great carrot, particularly for the health concious! Atomic Red bears bright orange-red carrots that are much higher in all-important lycopene than typical carrot varieites. This type is very popular as cooked and has carrots that grow to 9". 75 days. 200-400 seeds per pack. #2095 | $2.00 |
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| Daucus carota | Cosmic Purple - One of the strangest carrots you'll ever see! Cosmic Purple produces dark purple skinned carrots with bright yellow and orange insides. When cut, this carrot looks like no other, with purple, yellow and orange stripes! Has a nice sweet flavor, grows to 6-8". 65-70 days. 150-300 seeds per pack. #1974 | $2.00 |
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| Daucus carota | Danvers Half Long - A short carrot, averaging 6-7" in length, quite uniform in shape. Its popularity stems from its early production and its length, which makes these carrots easy to grow in shallow soils, pots, etc. High quality flavor, heirloom dating to the 1800's. 75 days. 250-500 seeds per pack. #1783 | $1.75 |
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| Daucus carota | Dragon Carrot - A truly stunning heirloom carrot, the Dragon Carrot produces bright, dark-purple colored carrots with an orange interior. Beautiful to look at, and even better to eat. Flavor is slightly spicy and sweet. 80-90 days. 200-400 seeds per pack. #1134 | $1.75 |
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| Daucus carota | Little Finger - A wonderful small carrot variety yielding 3" long by 1" wide, bright orange carrots. The flavor is very sweet and far superior to the 'cored' grocery store baby carrots! 60 days. 200-400 seeds per pack. #1761 | $1.75 | |
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| Daucus carota | Lunar White - Bears interesting, creamy white rooted carrots with small cores. Roots have a delicate, mild and smooth flavor with a color that you'll rarely find in carrots today! Productive plants, 75 days. 100-200 seeds per pack. #2257 | $2.00 |
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| Daucus carota | Purple Haze - One of the darkest purple carrots available today! Yields deep purple skinned carrots, with orange cores. The roots have a sweet flavor, tender with a bit of crispness. Wonderful served fresh and a delight to the eyes! 70 days. 150-250 seeds per pack. #2217 | $2.00 |
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| Daucus carota | Red Samurai - A rare variety of red carrot, with deep orange-red roots. Roots have a wonderful sweet flavor and a unique look---long and tapered, appearing almost like tentacles when bunched together. Retains color when cooked, roots grow to 11". Limited, 75-150 seeds per pack. 75 days. #2221 | $2.00 |
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Daucus carota | Scarlet Nantes - An old and versatile variety, the Scarlet Nantes produces beautiful, slender, red-orange carrots that grow to 7" long by 1-2" wide. The carrots have small cores meaning more of the well-flavored flesh. A perfect carrot for all uses, from fresh, to cooked, or for juice. 65-70 days. more info... 500-1250 seeds per pack. #1168 | $1.75 |
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| Daucus carota | St. Valery - A French heirloom yielding carrots with delicious sweet and soft flesh. The slender carrots are of a gourmet quality and grow to 8-10". Ripens to orange. 70-90 days. 250-500 seeds per pack. #1913 | $1.75 |
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| Daucus carota | Sunrise Red - A beautiful red-orange carrot. The carrots are slender, with a delcious juicy sweetness and grow up to 16". Popular in Asian stir frys and for use fresh. 80 days. 250-500 seeds per pack. #2066 | $2.00 |
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| Brassica oleracea | Purple Cape - An heirloom dating to the early 1800's, named for the Cape peninsula and originating form South Africa. Yields wonderful, purple heads that are full of flavor. A winter type, harvest is generally ready during winter and spring. Hardy to zone 6. 200 days. #2085 | $2.00 |
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| Brassica oleracea | Snowball - A tasty white-cream variety, with crisp and tender heads of excellent flavor. This variety dates to the 1800's and is popular for early harvests and short-season growing in warmer areas. 60-85 days. #2084 | $2.00 |
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| Apium graveolens dulce | Giant Red - A beautiful heirloom you just can't find in the supermarket, Giant Red yields 10-15" stalks blushed with red. Great quality and versatile for many uses, plus a color that adds a twist to your typical celery! 80-95 days. #2203 | $2.00 |
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| Apium graveolens | Golden Leaf - A popular Asian celery, known for its golden yellow-green colored leaves and stalks. Stalks are tender and crispy with a great flavor that is popularly added to a number of Asian dishes. Plants are resistant to some cold temperatures. 80+ days. #2267 | $2.00 |
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| Brassica oleracea var viridis | Champion - A mainstay of Collard Greens, Champion is great both for its taste, but also for its heat resistance and compact growth habit. Cabbage-like leaves turn dark-green for best eating. 80-90 days. #2258 | $2.00 |
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| Brassica oleracea var viridis | Georgia Southern - A large-leaved and favorite heirloom Collard Green. Features huge leaves up to 10-20", dark green and somewhat rounded. Great flavor, with hints of cabbage. Also does nicely in cool areas. 80-90 days. #2201 | $2.00 |
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| Zea mays | Black Aztec Corn - One of the few black corn varieties, the Black Aztec traces back to the 1800's. Bears beautiful, slender ears to 8" with dark black kernels. A perfect corn for roasting and making corn meal. 75-85 days. #1139 | $1.75 |
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Zea mays | Bloody Butcher Corn - A striking variety of corn grown since the 1800's, Bloody Butcher is probably the deepest red corn you'll find! Ears grow to 12", with a dark and bright red color. They are great for eating corn-on-the-cob as well as for decorative purposes. Plants grow to 12'. 100-110 days. #1131 | $2.00 |
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| Zea mays | Brown Sugar Popcorn - A very unique variety of popcorn, having dark brown kernels that look like brown sugar. Great for use like most popcorns, with the added fun of a unique kernel color. Ears grow to a few inches and can be used for ornamental purposes. #2227 | $2.00 |
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| Zea mays | Cancha Blanco - A white cancha variety, generally used for toasting. Kernels are about 2-3 times the size of standard corns. Much like Giant Inca White Corn, though kernels are a bit smaller. Very popular in Mexico, Central and South America. #2092 | $2.00 |
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| Zea mays | Country Gentleman Corn - An age-old white corn variety with delicious ears. Ears grow to 8" and produce kernels that are non-rowed, making for an interesting look. This type is one of the best white varieties and is an heirloom dating to the 1800's. 85-90 days. #1735 | $2.00 |
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| Zea mays | Dakota Black Popcorn - An uncommon variety of popcorn, with deep, deep red kernels that are so red, they look black! Plants grow to 5-7ft, with full-sized, 7-8" ears. 95-100 days. #2292 | $2.00 |
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| Zea mays | Earth Tones Corn - One of the most colorful corns available, this dent-type bears long 10" ears that are a brilliant mixture of yellow, red, green, orange and even some blue! Stalks grow to 8-10', amazing for use in decorations. 90 days. #1760 | $2.00 |
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| Zea mays | Giant Inca White Corn - A cancha corn from Peru, this type has huge kernels that run 2-4 times the size of usual corns. Popular for use in posole, stews and other Mexican dishes. 10-15 seeds per pack. #1905 | $2.00 |
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Zea mays | Green and Gold Dent Corn - Large eared dent corn with beautiful emerald green and gold kernels. Makes a great ornamental! Stalks grow to 7'. 75-100 days. #1771 | $1.75 |
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Zea mays | Hopi Blue Corn - An extremely popular corn for making numerous specialty foods such as blue corn tortillas, chips, and breads. Kernels ripen to a dark blue color in this flour-type corn. Stalks grow to about 5ft, with ears growing to 7". The corn itself is very pretty and great to eat! An ancient Native American variety. 75-100 days. #1166 | $2.50 |
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Zea mays | Hopi Pink Corn - A very rare variety of Hopi corn featuring pink blushed kernels. Ears grow to 8" on 6" plants. Plants adapt well to dry areas. Kernels and ears are great for all type of flour uses. An ancient Native American variety. 85-100 days. #2290 | $2.25 |
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| Zea mays | Indian Ornamental Corn - A beautiful multi-colored heirloom corn featuring ears of many colors, from blue and red, to purple, white, yellow and many shades in between. The ears are often used for decoration but can be employed for some edible uses as well. Along with the many colored kernels, some ears have purple husks, adding to their ornamental beauty. 100 days. #2058 | $2.00 |
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Zea mays | Japonica Striped Maize - A rare corn that is an amazing garden ornamental. The leaves are a beautiful variegated pink, yellow, green, and white, with purple-green flower spikes. The kernels also turn to a pretty burgundy. Grown since the late 19th century but still rare, it is hard to find a prettier garden corn! more info... #1161 | $2.00 |
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Zea mays | Maize Morado, Peruvian Purple Corn - Seeds are from a deep purple (almost black) colored strain of the popular Purple Corn. An ancient type of corn particularly known is Peru and parts of South America. Purple Corn bears well-sized ears with large kernels that ripen to a deep purple-black color. Along with its various edible uses, this type of corn has come under much investigation of late for its alleged high levels of various health-beneficial antioxidants. #1931 | $2.50 |
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Zea mays | Mandan Bride - One of the finest ornamental (or flour) corns around! Mandan Bride bears multi-colored ears that have kernels that can have various combinations of red, black, orange, yellow and white. The ears grow to 8" and the stalks to 6ft. An old heirloom from the Mandan Indian tribe. 85-90 days. #1730 | $1.75 |
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| Zea mays | Miniature Blue Popcorn - Exotic midnight blue kernels abound on these 2-4" ears. Kernels make a perfect (and exotic!) popping corn. Also wonderful for ornamental purposes when dried. 100-110 days. #1757 | $2.00 |
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| Zea mays | Oaxacan Green Dent Corn - This emerald green colored corn is often used to make green-flour tamales. An ancient variety known for hundreds of years. Stalks grow to 7'. 75-100 days. #1159 | $2.00 |
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| Zea mays | Pod Corn - An extremely rare corn today, Pod Corn is thought to be the first type of cofn ever cultivated. Each kernel is enclosed by its own husk---and while edible---it is labor intensive to eat. Ears are quite ornamental and this type is generally grown for its beauty. It is also grown for research purposes. #1918 | $2.25 |
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| Zea mays | Peruvian Purple Corn, Aztec Purple Corn - An ancient type of corn particularly known is Peru and parts of South America. Purple Corn bears well-sized ears with large kernels that ripen to a beautiful purple-red color. Along with Maize Morado, this corn is currently being investigated for its beneficial antioxidants. #1724 | $2.00 |
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Zea mays | Seneca Red Stalker Corn - Possibly the most unique corn known, Seneca Red Stalker produces beautiful multi-colored ears with kernels ranging from white, to yellow, red, blue and even black. However its most distinctive feature is its amazing dark, purple-red husks setting it far apart from a typical corn ear! Large ears grow to 9". Annual. 100 days. #1910 | $2.00 |
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| Zea mays | Smoke Signals - A beautiful and elegant ornamental and edible corn. The colorful ears grow to 5-7", with kernels ranging from red, to black, gold, yellow and shades in between. Along with their ornamental use, the kernels can be used as popcorn! Annual. 100 days. #2295 | $2.00 |
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Zea mays | Strawberry Popcorn - Bright strawberry red colored kernels are formed on these compact, 2" ears. Kernels make a perfect (and exotic!) popping corn. Also wonderful for ornamental purposes when dried. Stalks grow to 6ft. 100 days. more info... #1174 | $2.00 |
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Gourds, Melons, Squash (by scientific name)
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| Benincasa hispida | Hairy Gourd - Also known as the Little Winter Melon or Mao Qwa, these cylindrical fruits look a bit link enlarged, hairy cucumbers. Growing up to several inches long, by 2-3" wide, fruits are picked when green, with hairy skins. The firm flesh has mild flavor. Annual. Large vine. 10-15 seeds per pack. #2263 | $2.00 |
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Benincasa hispida | Winter Melon, Wax Gourd - A very popular melon in parts of Asia. The winter melon can grow as large as 3 or more feet in length and has a waxy outer skin. It is often canned, or combined with sugar to create a sweet dessert. It also has a variety of uses in cooking. Annual. Large vine. 15-25 seeds per pack. #1702 | $2.00 |
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| Citrullus lanatus | Black Diamond, Florida Giant Watermelon - A gigantic watermelon with rounded fruits that routinely weigh 40-50 pounds and have even reportedly made 75 pounds! Popular at farmers markets, the fruits have sweet red flesh and hearty skins that withstand bruising well. Annual. 85-85 days. 20-40 seeds per pack. #2054 | $2.00 |
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| Citrullus lanatus | Charleston Gray Watermelon - A favorite garden heirloom watermelon. Bears large, cylindrical fruits that average 25-35 pounds. Fruits grow to 24", by about 10" across. Fruits are crisp, free of fiber, with a great classic watermelon flavor! Annual. 85 days. 30-60 seeds per pack. #2212 | $2.00 |
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Citrullus lanatus | Congo Watermelon - One of the best "classic" watermelon varieties bearing huge fruits with the typical oblong shape. Very sweet, plus fruits can grow to an enormous 50 pounds! Their juicy, rich flesh is perfect for quenching that summer thirst. Annual. 85-90 days. 20-40 seeds per pack. #1936 | $2.00 |
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| Citrullus lanatus | Kleckly's Sweet, Monte Cristo Watermelon - An heirloom dating to the late 1800's, it is known for its crisp, sweet red flesh. Fruits may grow up to 40 pounds and have a thin rind. Great sweet flavor, rare in cultivation. Annual. 85-95 days. 20-40 seeds per pack. #1932 | $2.00 |
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| Citrullus lanatus | Moon and Stars Watermelon - A legendary heirloom watermelon bearing dark green fruits with a strange "moon and stars" pattern on their skin. Small yellow patches look like the stars, with one or two large yellow "moon" patches mixing to look like a night sky. The foliage is also speckled. Pink flesh, tasty flavor. Exotic to look at and to eat! Annual. 90 days. 10 seeds per pack. #1144 | $2.00 |
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Citrullus lanatus | Sugar Baby Watermelon - A beauty of watermelon! Fruits are compact, growing to 9-10 pounds, with a deep, dark green skin and succulent, bright red flesh. They have a wonderful sweet and smooth flavor. The vines and fruit are perfect for those with more limited space, as they remain more compact than standard watermelon varieties. Annual. 70-75 days. 30-50 seeds per pack. #1933 | $2.00 |
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| Citrullus lanatus | Tendersweet Orange Watermelon - An old heirloom watermelon bearing large, oblong fruits with succulent orange flesh that can weigh up to 35lbs! Flavor is highly sweet and the flesh color is eye-popping. Annual. 85-90 days. 20-40 seeds per pack. #1928 | $2.00 |
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| Cucurbita maxima | Buttercup Squash - A distinctive, mostly green colored squash shaped a bit like an acorn. Fruits tend to have large orange spots. Fruits weigh 5-7 pounds, with tasty orange flesh that has a sweet, nutty flavor. Generally baked or used much like a pumpkin. A winter squash type. 90-100 days. 12 seeds per pack. #2075 | $2.00 |
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| Cucurbita maxima | Jumbo Pink Banana Squash - A huge squash, averaging 20-40 pounds! The large fruits are shaped like a banana, bright pink-yellow with orange flesh. Once a popular heirloom, this variety is returning to prominence today. A winter squash type. 100 days. 15 seeds per pack. #1990 | $2.00 |
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Cucurbita maxima | Red Kuri Squash - Also known as the Baby Red Hubbard Squash, this small beauty grows fruits of 3-4 pounds. Fruits are bright orange, also with orange flesh. Vines yield well and fruits have a tender, tasty and dry flavor, very popular in pies! 12 seeds per pack. Annual. 90-95 days. #2094 | $2.00 |
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Cucurbita maxima | Turban Squash, Turk's Cap - A funny shaped, but beautiful squash shaped much like a turban. The skin is beautifully striped---with orange, red, white, and even green. Fruits have considerable flesh, dark orange and tasty. This variety dates back well into the early 19th century. Fruits weigh 5-10 pounds. 10 seeds per pack. Annual. 90 days. 10 seeds per pack. #2069 | $2.00 |
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Cucurbita moschata | Butternut Squash - Large, bell shaped, brown squash weighing several pounds. Flesh is dark orange and can be eaten and used much like a pumpkin. Grow as an annual during summer. 15-20 seeds per pack. #509 | $1.75 |
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| Cucurbita moschata | Early Crookneck Squash - An age old heirloom and a perennial favorite, Early Crookneck bears nice yields of curved, waxy-yellow fruits up to several inches long. Fruits can be used in numerous ways and popularly cooked for a delicious treat. 50 days. 25-50 seeds per pack. #2241 | $2.00 |
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| Cucurbita moschata | Early Prolific Straightneck Squash - A delicious summer squash, bearing lemon yellow fruits with a club shape. Fruits grow to several inches and have versatile uses. 45 days. 15-25 seeds per pack. 45 days. #2256 | $2.00 |
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| Cucurbita pepo | King of Mammoth Pumpkin - A giant pumpkin bearing fruits that routinely grow to 50-100 pounds. Some have even reached 200 pounds! They have a wonderful smooth surface and lots of deep, yellow flesh that is delcious in pumpkins pies. Great for carving too! 120 days. 12-15 seeds per pack. #1929 | $2.00 |
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| Cucurbita pepo | Golden Zucchini - The classic Golden Zucchini, with golden yellow skinned fruits that have a soft flesh that is great cooked! Fruits grow to 4-10", with a slender shade and smooth flesh. Beautiful and delicious! 20-30 seeds per pack. #1981 | $2.00 |
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| Cucurbita pepo | Jack Be Little Pumpkin - Bears the tiny pumpkins that are so popular during the Fall season! Fruits grow to about 8oz, 4" wide by 2" high. While popular for decoration, the fruits are quite good to eat as well. Originally from Thailand, the fruits are valued in southeast Asian cooking. 90-100 days. 15-25 seeds per pack. #1986 | $2.00 |
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Cucurbita pepo | Mini Tiger Pumpkin - A cute variety of pumpkin bearing 6-9" wide fruis that are white, with prominent orange and green stripes. The fruits are popular as decoration but are also edible, with orange flesh having the classic pumpkin flavor. Fun to grow and great for the Fall season! 15-25 seeds per pack. #2074 | $2.00 |
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Cucurbita pepo | Spaghetti Squash - A very close relative of the pumpkin which has become a popular food staple for dieters due to its spaghetti-like strands of pulp produced when cooked. Large, oval shaped, ivory to pale yellow squash weighing several pounds. Grown as an annual with fruits ripening in fall to winter. 15-25 seeds per pack. #561 | $1.75 |
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| Cucurbita pepo | White Scallop Squash - A wonderful and ancient heirloom, bearing scalloped, white-skinned squash with very tasty flesh. Known as early as the 16th century in America---once grown by Native Americans. Delicious baked or fried. 50 days. 25-50 seeds per pack. #2232 | $2.00 |
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| Cucumis anguria | West Indian Gherkin Cucumber - A strange variety of cucumber bearing small oval fruits up to 2-3" long with warty-spiny green skins. The distinctive fruits are often used in making relishes or for pickling. Annual. 60-65 days. 20-50 seeds per pack. #1721 | $2.00 |
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Cucumis melo | Armenian Cucumber, Snake Melon - Technically a melon, the Armenian Cucmber looks and tastes much like a cucumber. The long, heavily ribbed fruits mature to a yellow color and can grow over 2ft. They are used just like a common cucumber and add a great flavor and unique look to your salads. 50-75 days. 15-25 seeds per pack. #1710 | $1.75 |
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Cucumis melo | Asian Green Melon - An interesting an uncommon melon that is quite popular in Asian cooking. Fruits grow to about the size of a grapefruit, with fairly soft skin and juicy, almost jelly-like flesh. Flavor is mild and the melons have a variety of uses. 25-40 seeds per pack. #2005 | $2.00 |
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Cucumis melo | Japanese Golden Crisp Melon - A great little melon popular in some of the markets of Asia. Bears 5-9", bright yellow melons with crisp, sweet flesh. Brings a different dimension to the table compared with normal melons. Sometimes cooked, sometimes used peeled and sliced like a cucumber. 60-80 days. 25-50 seeds per pack. #2041 | $2.00 |
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Cucumis melo | Orange Honeydew Melon - Vibrant orange pulped variety of the classic honeydew melon. White skinned, orange pulped, melon grow to several pounds in size. Has the sweet and flavorful honeydew taste. 30-50 seeds per pack. #597 | $2.00 |
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| Cucumis melo | Metki Painted Serpent Melon - A very long and exotic melon, the Metki tastes and somewhat resembles a cucumber. Fruits may grow to well over a foot long, with prominent lines and ridges. Along with their exotic look, flavor is excellent. Quite popular and still rare. An Armenian Cucumber type. 60-75 days. 20-30 seeds per pack. #2010 | $2.00 |
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| Cucumis melo | Piel de Sapo - Widely known in Spain, this rare melon is known for its large fruits that grow up to 8". Skin is mottled green, with tasty, sweet white flesh beneath. This variety is particularly popular as an heirloom in Spain, as well as other parts of Europe and Asia. 110 days. #2224 | $2.00 |
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| Cucumis melo | Tigger Melon - A deliciously popular melon known for its crazy skin, bright yellow streaked with red stripes. Flesh is mildly sweet and very aromatic. Originally from Armenia, this strange melon is much unlike any of the common melons sold at stores and is a real treat for the home gardener. 85 days. 15-25 seeds per pack. #2050 | $2.00 |
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Cucumis metuliferus | Horned Melon, Kiwano - A true oddity, from its knobby orange skin to its bright green flesh. Tastes somewhat like a cucumber but when sugar is added to the watery flesh, a sweet treat is the result. Related to watermelons and cantaloupes, the horned melon is a vining plant, easily grown in a warm summer garden. more info... 15-25 seeds per pack. #104 | $1.75 |
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Cucumis sativus | Blonde Cucumber - One of the best yellow cucumber varieties, the Blonde Cucumber produces 6-8" cream-yellow skinned fruits with white flesh. Fruits have an excellent sweet flavor and the plants are heavy bearers. 55-60 days. more info... 15-25 seeds per pack. #1132 | $1.75 |
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| Cucumis sativus | Crystal Apple Cucumber - A creamy white colored cucumber in the shape of an apple! Fruits have tender white skin and a mild flavor that lends itself well to fresh eating. Fruits grow to 2-3". 65 days. 25-40 seeds per pack. #2248 | $2.00 |
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Cucumis sativus | Lemon Cucumber - Bright lemon colored cucumber with a wonderful sweet flavor. Easy to grow, great in all climates, but particularly areas which have a short summer season as fruit ripens quickly. more info... 25-40 seeds per pack. #531 | $1.50 |
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Cucumis sativus | Mini White Cucumber - A beautiful ivory-white cucumber that grows to 3" in length. Vines are fairly compact and usually reach just 3ft, making them great for small spaces. The highly productive vines do well in all climates, and the fruits offer something quite different than your ordinary supermarket cucumber! Fruits have a great flavor and can be eaten whole with no peeling. 50-55 days. 15-25 seeds per pack. #1146 | $1.75 |
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| Cucumis sativus | White Wonder Cucumber - A top quality cucumber bearing white-ripening, 7" long fruits. This heirloom was introduced in the late 1800's and is still grown today for its beautiful fruits, which are great for slicing and pickling. 58 days. 15-25 seeds per pack. #1907 | $1.75 |
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Cucumis sp. | Gaya Melon - A fun, small melon---great for a single serving! The Gaya Melon is about the size of a grapefruit, with white skin and white flesh. The flesh has a mild, sweet flavor. Annual. 15-25 seeds per pack. #1701 | $2.00 |
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Cucumis sp. | Korean Melon, Yellow Melon - Papaya sized melon with firm flesh and an excellent cantaloupe-honeydew like flavor. Grow like any other melon; annual. 25-35 seeds per pack. #550 | $1.50 |
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Cucurbita pepo | Delicata Squash - Delicious winter squash variety known for its creamy flesh that has a taste reminiscent of sweet potato. Fruits grow to 12" and longer. Mild flavor, often considered one of the best of the winter varieties. 20-40 seeds per pack. #1106 | $1.50 | |
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Lagenaraia siceraria | Birdhouse Gourd - A delightful ornamental gourd bearing large, hard-shelled gourd fruits with round necks and bowl-bases. Their shape makes them popularly used for birdhouses, and with fruit sizes ranging from 6-14", they are great for all types of birds. Ripens to a tan color. Fast-growing vines to 12-30ft. Annual. 100-120 days. 12 seeds per pack. #1149 | $2.00 |
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| Lagenaraia siceraria | Bule Gourd - One of the oddest gourds around, the French Bule gourd is completely covered in strange warts. The brown hard-shelled gourd is perfect for crafts and art. The large fruits are apple-shaped and approximately 8" tall by 6" wide. Still rare and very exotic. Annual. 10 seeds per pack. 100-120 days. #2052 | $2.50 |
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Lagenaraia siceraria | Dinosaur Gourd - A strange hard-shelled gourd with a long neck and prominent veins that give the look of armor. The huge fruits can grow to 2ft! Fruits ripen with a dark green skin and are popular for both crafts and gourd art. Annual. 10 seeds per pack. 125 days. more info... #2051 | $2.50 |
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| Lagenaraia siceraria | Opo Gourd, Calabash Gourd - Sometimes known as the Bottle Gourd, these long, edible gourds grow to 12-16 inches and about 2-4" across. The immature fruis have a delicious sweet flavor that is popular in Asian cuisines. Annual. 10 seeds per pack. #2260 | $2.00 |
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| Lagenaraia siceraria | Speckled Swan Gourd - An exotic and popular gourd producing large fruits that grow up to a foot. The ornate fruits are green with white spots and grow with a long, curved neck that likens them to a swan. Great for crafts and fun for kids. Annual. 120-150 days. 10 seeds per pack. #1976 | $2.00 |
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Luffa acutangula |
Angled Luffa, Ridged Luffa, Chinese Okra - An extremely popular type of Luffa used in Chinese cooking. Fruits grow to about 1-2ft, with prominent ridges similar in appearance to okra. Usually cooked, fruits are soft and quite tasty. Summer Long type. Annual. 10 seeds per pack. #1975 |
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Luffa aegyptiaca |
Smooth Luffa - An popular luffa for both sponges and fruits. Smooth Luffa is often used green as a vegetable and is popular is Asian cuisine. As with most of the luffa's, fruits can also be dried and harvested for their sponges. This type has smooth skin and large fruits that grow to several inches. Annual. 10 seeds per pack. #1980 |
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Luffa cylindrica |
Loofah Sponge - Grow your own sponge! Vining melon that produces 12-24" long edible gourds. Fruits can also be dried and the inside membrane used as a sponge, the luffa. Grow as an annual. more info... 12 seeds per pack. #510 |
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Luffa cylindrica |
Extra Long Smooth Luffa - Grow your own sponge! This variety of edible Luffa is popular in Asian cooking and also bears long sponges. Fruits can reach 3ft! Vining plant, much like cucumbers. Annual. 10 seeds per pack. #1970 |
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Momordica charantia |
India Long White Bitter Melon - A rare type of bitter melon bearing long fruits that ripen to a white color (rather than the typical green). Fruits grow to 12", with warty teeths on the skin. Productive vines, exotic fruits, with great flavor. 10 seeds per pack. #2061 |
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Sicana odorifera |
Cassabanana - An herbaceous vine bearing a striking 12-24" long, bright red fruit with a delightful melon-like smell, and flavor. Vines are vigorous, often growing up to 50ft. The fruit is common in parts of South and Central America, and along with its edible fruit, is sometimes grown as an ornamental. Perennial, but can be grown in cold areas as an annual. 7 seeds per pack. #1505 |
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There are 125-200 seeds per pack unless noted.
| Allium porrum | Carentan - A long (2"), vigorous growing leek. Roots have a mild flavor that is tasty fresh or cooked. Works great as a standard garden leek variety. #1310 | $2.00 |
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| Allium ampeloprasum | Giant Musselburg - A great winter-hardy leek and an old heirloom dating to the early 1800's. Large roots, to 2-3" in diameter have a wonderful smooth and tender flavor. This variety still remains the largest leek on the market today! #2253 | $2.00 |
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Lactuca sativa | Bronze Arrowhead Lettuce - One of the finest colored looseleaf varieties. Bronze Arrowhead has great-flavored, oak-like leaves and are slow to bolt. 40-50 days. #1922 | $1.75 |
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| Lactuca sativa | Celtuce - An exotic and unique type of Asian lettuce, grown both for its edible leaves, but also for its celery-like stalks. Unlike regular lettuce varieties, this type grows a thick central stalk that is popular in stir frys, as well as leaves that are used in salads. Uncommon, very popular in Asia. #2065 | $2.00 |
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| Lactuca sativa | Crisp Mint - A unique type of Romaine lettuce, known for its compact heads of excellent flavor. Grows to 10", with sort of serrated leaves much like those of mint. A popular a delicious heirloom. 45-55 days. #2078 | $2.00 |
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| Lactuca sativa | Flame Lettuce - A looseleaf-type with shiny, red colored leaf ends. The multi-colored leaves are a show-stopper in a salad, and this lettuce has a great taste too. Slow to bolt, soft flavor. 60 days. #1158 | $1.75 |
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| Lactuca sativa | Mascara Lettuce - One of the most beautiful of the red-leaved lettuces. Mascara has frilly red leaves, characteristic of many gourmet lettuce. Slow to bolt, leaves turn dark red and maintain their color throughout the growing season. Great in salads! 65 days. #1912 | $1.75 |
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Lactuca sativa | May Queen - One of the earliest maturing butterhead lettuces, the May Queen is a well-loved European heirloom. Cylindrical, fluffy heads ripen with a subtle rosy center are wonderful for fresh eating and quite pretty too! 50 days. 750-1250 seeds per pack. #2019 | $2.00 |
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Lactuca sativa | Red Iceberg Lettuce - An uncommon red type of iceberg lettuce---and one of the only non-green icebergs available. Retains the nice crisp flavor of an iceberg, but with the color of a popular looseleaf lettuce. Medium-sized heads. 70-80 days. #1752 | $1.75 |
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| Lactuca sativa | Red Romaine - A tangy and beautiful boutique lettuce, Red Romaine combines the classic Romaine leaf with a colorful look. Leaves are tall and sturdy, probably the largest of the Romaine types, growing up to 12". Leaves ripen to a gorgeous mottled red-green, adding a distinct look to any salad. 70 days. #2079 | $2.00 |
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Lactuca sativa | Red Velvet Lettuce - An amazing lettuce! Red Velvet is probably the darkest red lettuce available. Variety produces deep red leaves tinged with green on their backs. Grows to 8x12". Looseleaf type. Slow to bolt, soft flavor. 55 days. #1150 | $1.75 |
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| Lactuca sativa | Red Yugoslavian Lettuce - An absolutely beautiful variety of lettuce producing loose heads that display a rainbow of colors---red, yellow and green. The superb, mild-flavored leaves are a delight to eat and to grow. Butterhead type. 55 days. #1722 | $1.75 |
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| Lactuca sativa | Rossimo Lettuce - A radiant red and slow-to-bolt type of butterhead lettuce. The wide leaves are frilled and painted red, with greenish interiors. Flavor is mild and sweet. Very beautiful on the salad plate as well as in the garden. 50-62 days. #2046 | $2.00 |
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Lactuca sativa | Slobolt Lettuce - A decades old lettuce variety that is probably the best for long seasons as it is slow to go to seed. The seemingly evergrowing leaves produce throughout the season and do not turn bitter as the plant bolts (unlike most lettuce). It bears dense clusters of light green and frilly leaves. Looseleaf type. 45-50 days. #1720 | $1.75 |
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| Lactuca sativa | Tom Thumb - A wonderful miniature lettuce, perfect for gourmet uses and perfect for those small spaces. This butterhead type produces heads that grow to just 3-5"! Great flavor, numerous uses and fun for the home garden. 50-60 days. 500-1000 seeds per pack. #1987 | $2.00 |
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| Allium cepa | Long Red Florence - Originally hailing from the Tuscany region of Italy comes this succulently sweet onion. Still fairly rare in cultivation, it produces bottle-shaped onions that ripen to a beautiful purple-red and grow to 6". Very sweet, great for eating raw and for cooking. 100-120 days. #1923 | $2.00 |
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| Allium cepa | Purplette - A beautiful mini-onion, great both as a bunching or slicing type. The small bulbs grow to a few inches, rounded in shape, with a glowing purple color. Can also be picked when young, with nice leaves and small bulbs. 60 days. #2262 | $2.00 |
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| Allium cepa | Red Bottle - A still uncommon onion with large, elongated tubers approximately the size and shape of a standard sized bottle. The red ripe tubers have a mild, spicy and hot flavor and can grow to 8". An Italian heirloom. 105-125 days. #2024 | $2.00 |
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| Allium cepa | Tropeana Lunga - A beautiful and exotic onion, renowned by Mediterranean chefs. Bulbs are a gorgeous bright red-pink, elongated and grow to a few inches. Flavor is tender, sweet and these onions are perfect for that gourmet meal! #2000 | $2.00 |
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| Allium cepa | White Portugal - A wonderful multipurpose onion. Bulbs are large, flattened, with a great sweet and mild flavor. Can also be used as a bunching onion when young. #1982 | $2.00 |
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| Allium cepa | Yellow Borettana (Cipollini) - An Italian heirloom onion that grows to 4" wide with a flat profile and ripens to a golden yellow. This variety has firm flesh and a sweet flavor. Great for grilling, perfect for sandwiches. 60 days. #1764 | $1.75 |
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| Allium fistulosum | Crimson Forest Bunching Onion - An uncommon bunching onion with deep red stalks. Small stalks are thin, with a slight bulbous end and grow to 12". The deep red color adds a beautiful color to any dish that calls for onions. Flavor is crisp, mild and very tasty. Annual. 150-250 seeds per pack. #2096 | $2.00 |
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| Allium fistulosum | Evergreen Bunching Onion - A very popular type of Asian onion, best-known for its bulbless stalks. The slender onions have a white stalk portion with long green leaves atop. This type has a wonderful tender flavor and are popularly used chopped to season stir frys and any dish that calls for onions. Annual. 150-250 seeds per pack. #2063 | $2.00 |
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| Allium fistulosum | Red Beard Bunching Onion - An exotic variety of Asian bunching onion with brilliant red stalks. Unlike the white stalks on most onions, these tasty bunching onions have bright red stalks, with yummy green leaves. Plants grow to 2ft. Very popular in Japan. Annual. 150-250 seeds per pack. #2064 | $2.00 |
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There are 40-75 seeds per pack unless noted.
| Pisum sativum | Alaska - Pretty much the earliest pea available, this garden pea type dates back to the mid 1800's. Bears 6-8 podded fruits having a mild flavor with a variety of uses, most commonly as a frozen or soup pea. Plants bear early and bear well in cold soil. Annual. 55 days. #1948 |
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| Pisum sativum | Blue Podded Pea - A fun and tasty pea! This variety has purple/blue-colored pods when mature. The pods are great for the usual pea uses but this variety also makes a particularly good soup pea. The beautiful, vining plants make for attractive ornamentals with their pretty pods and pink flowers. Very easy to grow. Annual. 80 days. 25-50 seeds per pack. #1717 |
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Pisum sativum | Dwarf Gray Sugar Pea - A short-growing pea to 30". Produces great fiber-free, 4" pods that are perfect for steaming and cooking. Blossoms are purple and plants are quite ornamental. Very easy to grow. Annual. 60 days. 15-30 seeds per pack. #1172 |
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| Pisum sativum | Early Frosty - A wonderful early yielding garden pea. Pods grow to 4" and have a succulent sweet flavor with medium sized peas. Vines grow to about 2-3ft. 60 days. Very easy to grow. Annual. #2053 |
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Pisum sativum | Golden Sweet Pea - An amazing garden pea producing delicious edible sweet peas and pods that are bright yellow! Its flowers are also ornamental, having violet colored petals. This pea is a delight for the garden and a unique variety that will turn some heads. Very easy to grow. Annual. 15-30 seeds per pack. #1137 |
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| Pisum sativum | Green Arrow Pea - A fabulous English sugar snap pea bearing large succulent pods up to 5" long, with up to a dozen peas per pod. This type is popular for commercial pea crops and is great for the home gardener who wants large podded peas. Heavy producer. 62-65 days. Very easy to grow. Annual. #1914 |
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| Pisum sativum | Lincoln Pea - One of the most popular peas for home and commercial growers, the Lincoln produces large pods with up to 8-9 peas per pod. The pods last well off of the vine and this variety is also very popular for freezing. 67 days. Very easy to grow. Annual. #2057 |
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| Pisum sativum | Little Marvel Pea - A tasty, semi-dwarf type of English pea. The 3" pods are found in good yields on plants that grow to 1-1 1/2 ft. Great for smaller spaces. 62 days. Very easy to grow. Annual. #2056 |
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| Pisum sativum | Oregon Giant Snow Pea - A large snow pea with pods that grow up to 5" long. Pods have a wonderful sweet flavor with tender flesh. Plants grow to 3ft. Very easy to grow. Annual. 70 days. 25-50 seeds per pack. #2055 |
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| Raphanus sativus | French Breakfast - An interesting French heirloom radish featuring elongated, cylindrical red roots with prominent white tips. The roots grow to about 3", with a mild and crunchy flavor. Makes a great early radish, ripening in less than a month! 25-30 days. 75-125 seeds per pack. #2255 | $2.00 |
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| Raphanus sativus | Japanese Minowase Daikon - An old Japanese heirloom featuring gigantic roots that grow up to 2ft long! These hefty radishes can measure 24x3", white in color, with a sweet and crisp flavor. Popular in Japanese cuisine and often used in stir frys, steamed, or just raw. 45 days. #2249 | $2.00 |
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| Raphanus sativus | Pink Beauty - A pretty, bright pink radish that tastes great in salads! Roots are pink-red, with white flesh and crispy, mild but sweet flavor. 35-45 days. #2229 | $2.00 |
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| Raphanus sativus | Round Black Spanish - Uncommon, large, black rooted variety bearing 5", rounded roots. Skin is almost completely black, with snow-white flesh that has a somewhat hot flavor. Tasty when raw and cooked. Ancient heirloom dating back several hundred years. 45-55 days. #2233 | $2.00 |
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| Raphanus sativus | White Icicle - A nice white radish, with roots that can grow to 4-6". The roots have a slightly spicy hot flavor, offering a great alternative to mild radishes. Roots stay completely white in color as they ripen. 22-28 days. #2261 | $2.00 |
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| Spinacia oleracea | Bloomsdale Spinach - A popular spinach that is particularly adapted for summer plantings and is slow to bolt. Vigorous plants have tender leaves with a great spinach flavor. Fast-growing and great for the home garden. 40-60 days. #2023 | $2.00 |
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| Spinacia oleracea | Giant Noble Spinach - Possibly the largest variety of spinach around, Giant Noble produces large plants that can grow to 2ft in diameter! Leaves are tender, tasty, and perfect for all the usual spinach uses. This popular variety dates back well into the early 1900's. 43-48 days. #2081 | $2.00 |
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| Spinacia oleracea | Monstrueux de Viroflay - A French heirloom, known for its big leaves that can reach 10". Fast-growing, great in salads. Known as early as the 1850's. 50 days. 250-500 seeds per pack. #2231 | $2.00 |
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| Beta vulgaris | Five Color Silverbeet Swiss Chard - An amazing and gorgeous Swiss Chard, once thought lost to the world. Bears brilliant colored stalks in pink, yellow, red, white and orange. Has a mild and tasty flavor and looks beautiful in the garden. 60 days. #2234 | $2.00 |
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| Beta vulgaris | Flamingo Pink - A neon, hot pink colored swiss chard that looks great on the table! Usually eaten when immature. Has a great flavor and an amazing look! 50-100 seeds per pack. 60 days. #2251 | $2.00 |
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