Burrell Seeds 2018 Catalog

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Artichoke. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Asparagus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Beans . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Beets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Broccoli . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Brussels Sprouts . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Cabbage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Carrots . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Cauliflower . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Celery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Collards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Corn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Cucumbers . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 Eggplant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 Endive . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 Gourds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 Herbs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 Kale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 Kohlrabi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 Leeks. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 Lettuce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 Melons - Cantaloupe . . . . . . . . . 27 Melons - Honeydew Type . . . . . . . 30 Mixed Melons . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 Melons - Watermelon . . . . . . . . 31 Mustard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 Okra . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 Onions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 Parsnips . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38 Peas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 Peppers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 Pumpkins . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47 Radishes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48 Rhubarb . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49 Salad Greens . . . . . . . . . . . . 50 Salsify . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50 Spinach. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50 Squash . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51 Swiss Chard . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55 Tomatillo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56 Tomatoes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56 Turnips. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59 Flowers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60 Gardening Tools . . . . . . . . . . . 73 Planting Time Chart . . . . . . . . . 76 Approximate Seed Counts . . . . . . 77 Seed required chart . . . . . . . . . 78 Plants Per Acre . . . . . . . . . . . 79 Shipping Rates . . . . . . . . . . . 79

www.burrellseeds.com (844) 254-SEED (7333) Local: (719) 254-3318 Fax: (719) 254-3319 Mailing Address: PO Box 150 • Rocky Ford, CO 81067 Store/Shipping Address: 405 N. Main St. • Rocky Ford, CO 81067 Our store is open Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - Noon & 1:00 - 5:00 p.m. Please stop by. We would love to see you! Off Season Hours: June 1st - Nov. 1st 8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Your orders receive immediate attention! We strive to ship out all orders the same day they are received, even during peak season.

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118 YEARS OF QUALITY SEEDS Since 1900, when D.V. Burrell first opened this store, farmers and gardeners alike have enjoyed shopping here. The Burrell seed legacy began with the now famous Rocky Ford cantaloupe, but continues with a wide selection of heirlooms, open pollinated and hybrid varieties. Our passion for growing and maintaining the biodiversity of the region never waivers. Wandering the fields and watching them grow gives us as much pleasure as helping you grow your own crops. We are here to help all growers, large and small. FAST, FRIENDLY SERVICE Always happy to hear from our customers, you can order by phone, mail or on our easy to navigate website. We strive to ship orders by 1:00 p.m. MST the same day. After 1:00, it will ship the next day. Most orders, one pound or more, are shipped out priority mail. Should you need it shipped with another carrier, please let us know.

GENEROUS SEED PACKETS We recently had a phone call inquiring if we were the company with twice as much seed in our packets. In most cases, we definitely are. Our scoop sizes catered to large farming families 118 years ago and contain the same amount today. The majority of our corn, bean and pea packets contain 1/4 cup or 1/3 cup of seeds! NEW SEED CROPS This year brought in some very nice seed crops. Our beloved zinnia crops still brighten the fields as they have for over 100 years. Sweet Spanish Colorado 6 onion, nearly gone from the marketplace, produced a fine crop of seeds. This heirloom is one of the best open pollinated yellow onions out there. Pictured on the back cover, our seed produces large, uniform onions with good storage capability and great flavor. J. Moran,

probably the most popular tomato in the Arkansas River Valley for decades is available again, in limited quantities. Dixie Lee watermelon, one of the sweetest, richest flavored and deep red colored watermelons we have ever tasted is a new seed offering this year.

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ARTICHOKE Green Globe 10A 80 Days from Transplant | Artichokes are a tender perennial in Zone 7. However, Green Globe artichokes can be started indoors and moved outside when all danger of frost is past. Plant 4 to 5 artichoke seeds in a 4” or larger pot in January. (Tip - Some refrigerate seeds for two weeks before planting to bring them out of their natural dormant state.) Thin seedlings, leaving the strongest one to grow. Plants should be 8”to 10” tall when moved outside when soil temperature

reaches 60º. Space plants 4 to 5 feet apart, as the plants get quite large. Artichokes prefer well drained, loamy soil and plenty of water. They benefit from periodic feedings and a 3” to 4” layer of mulch. Cut the buds before they bloom or use the purple blooms in dried flower arrangements.

Artichokes can be a difficult crop to raise, but well worth the trouble. Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1 Oz $8 30 | 1/4 Lb $18 50 | 1/2 Lb $36 80 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $56 00 | 5 Lb $51 80/lb ASPARAGUS

Asparagus is a cool weather (Zones 4-9), perennial vegetable that takes 2-3 years to produce a harvest. However, patience is rewarded by a crop that may last 20 years. Asparagus seed should be sown in light, sandy soil, early in the spring. Plant 2 to 4 inches apart, 1/2 inch deep in rows 15 to 24 inches apart. As asparagus germinates slowly, mixing in a few radish seeds to mark the row, aids in weeding and cultivating. Roots may be transplanted either the following spring or left in garden for two years.

Dig trenches 6” wide and 6” to 12” inches deep and 4” apart. Create mounds 15” to 18” apart. Spread crowns (roots) over mounds. Cover with two inches of soil, pack tightly and water thoroughly. Gradually fill the trench as the plants grow. Composted manure may be used in the bottom of the trench. Mary Washington 100AG 2 Years | A superior asparagus. An earlier, larger and more uniform strain of Mary Washington. The heads are tighter, stalk green without purple overcast. Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1 Oz $5 60 | 1/4 Lb $12 40 | 1/2 Lb $23 20 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $29 40 | 5 Lb $28 00/lb

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BEANS Well tended beans are a highly productive crop. Kept watered and picked regularly, one of our generous packets of green bean seeds will provide 20 plus pounds of beans over a season. Plant 1” to 2” deep, 1” to 3” apart, in rows 20” apart, when danger of frost is over. Control weeds with mulching or cultivation until blossoming season. Beans need the most water when blooming and setting fruit. If allowed to dry out, beans will be tough and stringy. Pick young, tender beans frequently, about once a week, to insure the best quality. Bush Blue Lake 156 PVP 14B

58 Days | Performed well in our test garden. Firm but not stringy until overripe. Good yield with some drought tolerance, but sweeter when watered regularly. Good canned or frozen. Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1/2 Lb $6 00 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $4 50 | 5 Lb $4 20/lb | 25 Lb $4 00/lb | 50 Lb $3 90/lb Bush Blue Lake 274 10B 58 Days | Our most popular bean, this flavorful, tender bean is wonderful fresh for market or canned for home use. Vigorous plants produce longer than many varieties, particularly late in the season. The white seeds and fiber are slow to form. (1/3 cup of seed in each pkt.) Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1/2 Lb $6 00 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $4 40 | 5 Lb $4 10/lb | 25 Lb $4 00/lb 50 Lb $3 90/lb

Bush Kentucky Wonder 125 PVP 12B 58 Days | True Kentucky Wonder flavor. Productive plants are 20” high with pods well off the ground. Flattened pods, 6-7” long, are less stringy with a good shelf life. Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1/2 Lb $6 00 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $4 40 | 5 Lb $4 10/lb | 25 Lb $4 00/lb | 50 Lb $3 90/lb

Improved Tendergreens 42B 53 Days | (Mosaic Tolerant) Strong plants that hold up well when loaded with beans. Yields tender, rich flavored 6” long beans over lengthy period of time. Great canner, shipper and freezer. (1/4 cup of seed.) Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1/2 Lb $6 00 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $4 40 | 5 Lb $4 10/lb 25 Lb $4 00/lb | 50 Lb $3 90 /lb

Jade 21B 60 Days | A favorite of many. Strong, upright bush plants produce long, round, straight pods with excellent flavor. 7” long pods are easy to pick. Tolerant to bean mosaic, curly top and rust. Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1/2 Lb $7 40 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $7 20 | 5 Lb $6 90/lb | 25 Lb $6 60/lb | 50 Lb $6 20/lb Jade II PVP 26B 60 Days | Improved Jade with darker green color. Long straight 6 1/2 to 7” pods with white seed. Very good farm market and home use. Tolerant to bean mosaic, curly top and rust.

Free Ship - 100 Seeds $2 25 | 1 M $7 00 Plus Shipping - 5 M $33 30 | 10 M $63 30

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Roma II 55B 60 Days | Flat Italian stringless bean that holds flavor extremely well after processing. This light colored bean is a gourmet Mediterranean classic and favorite among market gardeners. Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1/2 Lb $6 00 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $4 50 | 5 Lb $4 20/lb | 25 Lb $4 00/lb 50 Lb $3 90/lb Slenderette 63B 53 Days | A straight, green bean of Blue Lake quality, it is an excellent yielder. 5” dark green pod with white seed. Tolerant to Bean Mosaic and Virus Race #15. Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1/2 Lb $6 00 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $4 40 | 5 Lb $4 10/lb | 25 Lb $4 00/lb 50 Lb $3 90 Topcrop 69B 48 Days | This heirloom bean stands out as prolific producer of meaty, stringless green beans, 6” long with brown seeds. Well suited to canning, freezing, home, market and moderate distance shipping. Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1/2 Lb $6 00 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $4 40 | 5 Lb $4 10/lb | 25 Lb $4 00/lb 50 Lb $3 90/lb Fava Broad Windsor 20B 80 Days | This cool, weather heirloom can be planted much earlier than other beans or late summer for a fall crop. Pretty, upright plants offer large beans that can be dried for storage. Fresh, shelled broad beans are popular in Greek and Italian dishes. Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1/2 Lb $6 00 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $4 40 | 5 Lb $4 10/lb | 25 Lb $4 00/lb 50 Lb $3 90/lb

LIMA “BUTTERBEANS” Fordhook 242 Bush Lima 70B

75 Days | AAS. The same high quality as the old Fordhook but consistently better yields, especially in hot, dry weather. Plant has greater foliage and spread. Pod are bright green, broad, thick, 4” in length, carrying 3 - 4 seeds. The best bush Lima. For canning, freezing and shipping. Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1/2 Lb $6 10 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $4 70 | 5 Lb $4 50/lb | 25 Lb $4 20/lb | 50 Lb $4 00/lb King of the Garden Pole Lima 32B

88 Days | A pole lima variety. Plants are 8 to 10” long. Pods 6” long and contain 4 creamy white to pale green seeds. Large flat pods. For best results grow on a trellis or pole. Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1/2 Lb $6 30 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $5 20 | 5 Lb $5 00/lb | 25 Lb $4 80/lb 50 Lb $4 60/lb

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POLE BEANS Blue Lake FM 1 Pole 51B

63 Days | Excellent canning, freezing and market variety. Heavy yielder of straight 5 1/2” to 6” round, dark green pods. Stringless, white seeds. Tolerant to Common Bean Mosaic 1. Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1/2 Lb $6 00 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $4 40 | 5 Lb $4 10/lb | 25 Lb $4 00/lb | 50 Lb $3 90/lb Kentucky Blue Pole PVP 24B

65 Days | An earlier Kentucky Wonder - Blue Lake combination bean. Slightly sweeter, 7” to 10” round medium green pod with white seed. Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1/2 Lb $8 10 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $7 70 | 5 Lb $7 40/lb | 25 Lb $7 10/lb 50 Lb $6 80/lb

Kentucky Wonder Pole 19B 65 Days | The best known and most popular pole bean, good for home market gardening and canning. Pods practically round, curved with wrinkled surface, good quality; slightly stringy. Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1/2 Lb $6 00 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $4 40 | 5 Lb $4 10/lb | 25 Lb $4 00/lb | 50 Lb $3 90/lb Rattlesnake 64B

70 Days | One of our favorite beans. These pretty pods stay stringless until overripe, have excellent flavor, and hold up to warmer temperatures than other beans. Pods are 7” to 8” long, slightly curved with purple streaks. Resistant to drought. A good bean for drying. Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1/2 Lb $6 00 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $4 40 | 5 Lb $4 10/lb | 25 Lb $4 00/lb 50 Lb $3 90lb Carson PVP Wax 15B 56 Days | A real standout in our test garden! Tender, sweet, slender beans approximately 5 1/2” long. Generous yield. Resistant to Anthracnose, Bacterial Brown Spot, Common Bean Mosaic Virus. A good looking bean for farm markets. Free Ship - 100 Seeds $2 25 | 1 M $6 10 Plus Shipping - 5 M $29 00 | 10 M $55 10 | 50 M $261 80 Cherokee Wax 67B 58 Days | This plentiful provider offers pounds of stringless beans. The tender beans mature early. Pretty purple blooms. We picked over 20 lbs. from the first harvest from one of our generous packets! Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1/2 Lb $5 80 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $3 80 | 5 Lb $3 70/lb | 25 Lb $3 60/lb 50 Lb $3 50

Top Notch Wax 72B 50 Days | Produces straight, stringless, flat creamy yellow pods 4” to 6” long. Plants are 19” tall. Good for market, canning and freezing. Tolerant to Common Bean Mosaic Virus and Rust. Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1/2 Lb $6 00 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $4 40 | 5 Lb $4 10/lb | 25 Lb $4 00/lb | 50 Lb $3 90

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BEETS Beet seeds can be planted early in spring and throughout the season for a continuous supply. However, they are a cool weather crop. Beets tolerate light frost and light shade. Loose loamy soil or sandy soil is ideal. Plant 1/2” to 1 1/2” deep in rows 16” to 20” apart. Thin seedlings to 3” apart. Our onion thinner makes that task quick and easy. Beet roots should be covered with light mulch or soil as they push up through the ground. Keep evenly moist during growing season.

Cylindra 6C 60 Days | Cylindrical dark red beet grows up to 6” long and 2” in diameter. Great shape for making uniform slices, up to three times as many as a round beet. Popular for canning. Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1 Oz $3 80 | 1/4 Lb $7 00 | 1/2 Lb $10 90 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $12 40 | 5 Lb $11 40/lb | 25 Lb $10 50/lb Detroit Dark Red 10C 60 Days | First introduced in our 1903 catalog! The standard beet for shippers, truckers and canners. Strong tops suited to mechanical harvesting. Roots nearly globular, smooth, ox-blood red, uniform, with small tap root. Dark red flesh with indistinct red rings. Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1 Oz $3 50 | 1/4 Lb $6 10 | 1/2 Lb $9 30 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $9 60 | 5 Lb $8 80/lb | 25 Lb $8 60/lb Early Wonder Tall 7C 54 Days | Valuable to home gardeners and market growers as a first early variety. Tall, fast growing tops to use as greens. Roots are semi-globular with smooth dark red skin and relatively uniform interior color. Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1 Oz $3 50 | 1/4 Lb $6 10 | 1/2 Lb $9 50 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $10 40 | 5 Lb $9 60/lb | 25 Lb $9 30/lb Golden Detroit 16C 55 Days | An amazing sweet beet that turns deep golden colored when cooked. This globular beet is delicious and a good size. Particularly pretty in a farm market display. Good disease resistance. Free Ship - Pkt $2 50 | 1 Oz $8 90 | 1/4 Lb $21 20 | 1/2 Lb $40 30 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $62 70 | 5 Lb $59 40/lb | 25 Lb $56 10/lb Ruby Queen 13C 52 Days | A beautiful beet with excellent flavor. Very uniform, smooth round with a small tap root. Sweet, buttery texture. Bright red color. Extra fine quality for canning and market. Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1 Oz $3 50 | 1/4 Lb $6 10 | 1/2 Lb $9 10 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $8 80 | 5 Lb $8 20/lb | 25 Lb $7 50/lb

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BROCCOLI Gardeners with a short growing season will want to start seedlings inside and transplant with other warm crops like zucchini. In a warm climate, plant seeds directly in ground approximately 80 days before last frost date. Planting depth is 1/8” to 1/4” deep, 2’ apart in rows 3’ apart. Broccoli is a moderate to heavy feeder and would benefit from occasional feedings of manure tea. Keep evenly moist, especially while forming flower heads. Harvest before buds open.

Green Sprouting Calabrese 132BC 60 Days | Disease and a hardy producer. 3” to 6” heads with bluish green domes. Holds well in the field for extended harvest. Great for the fresh market or for freezing. Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1 Oz $3 70 | 1/4 Lb $6 80 | 1/2 Lb $11 20 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $13 00 | 5 Lb $12 00/lb Waltham 130BC 80 Days | Compact, dark blue-green. Well-rounded medium large head, small buds. High yielder for freezing or market. Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1 Oz $3 80 | 1/4 Lb $6 90 | 1/2 Lb $10 50 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $11 80 | 5 Lb $10 90/lb BRUSSELS SPROUTS Growing Brussels Sprouts is all about timing. It is a long season crop that achieves the best flavor if matured after the first frost. Count back the days to maturity from the first frost date in your area. Plant Brussels Sprout seeds directly in the garden in a warmer climate. Start transplants inside in a cooler climate. Get them in the ground when you set out your warm season crops. Plant seeds 1/2” inch deep and thin to 2’ apart when the seedlings are 5” to 6”tall. Rows should be 3’ to 4’ apart. Mulch to retain even soil moisture and keep weeds down. As the little sprouts mature, harvest from the bottom of the stalk, removing the leaves as you go. Moderate feeders, like Brussels Sprouts, enjoy a dose of manure tea or other fertilizers about once a month. Our generous packets plant 15 feet of row. Long Island Improved 160D 90 Days | (Catskill) Compact plants about 20 inches tall. Produces firm sprouts about 1 1/2 inches in diameter. Fine for freezing. Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1 Oz $4 50 | 1/4 Lb $7 10 | 1/2 Lb $12 00 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $14 50 | 5 Lb $13 40/lb

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CABBAGE Cabbage is one of the easiest crops to grow and does well in all parts of the U.S. A versatile vegetable with a long shelf life, cabbage can be used in soups, stews, salads, side dishes and more. It keeps well in a root cellar and is easy to can, as sauerkraut. Stand the plants upright in a cool cellar with roots in the sand for the winter. Best if matured after the last frost date. Count back the days of maturity to time cabbage crops. Start seedlings inside 8 to 10 weeks before your last frost date. In warmer climates, plant cabbage seed directly in the garden 12 to 14 weeks before frost date. Red cabbage takes longer and Chinese cabbage is just 75 days. Plant 2’ apart for large heads or 1’ apart for smaller heads. Harvest every other one and let some grow bigger. Keep mulched to maintain even moisture, stable soil temperature and keep the weeds down. Cabbage is a heavy feeder so fertilize monthly. Chinese, Michihli 179CB 75 Days | Wonderful sautéed or sliced thin in salads. Heads 4” thick, 20” tall, tapering to a point. Chinese cabbage is tender, crisp and sweet. Usually planted in mid to late summer.

Copenhagen Market 173CB 60 Days | Plants are compact with short stems and hard round heads weighing 3 to 4 lbs. Uniform in size and with good storage quality. Excellent for early market and early sauerkraut. Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1 Oz $4 40 | 1/4 Lb $7 10 | 1/2 Lb $10 50 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $11 80 | 5 Lb $10 90/lb | 25 Lb $10 00/lb Danish Ballhead 176CB 100 Days | One of the finest late cabbages; plants of medium size, short stem, large heads, flat globe shaped. Weighs about 6 lbs., 8” in diameter, very firm and solid. Keeps perfectly in storage until late spring. Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1 Oz $5 30 | 1/4 Lb $8 90 | 1/2 Lb $15 00 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $20 00 | 5 Lb $18 50/lb | 25 Lb $17 25 Early Flat Dutch 166CB 80 Days | First introduced in our 1903 catalog! A good market and home garden variety. Produces solid flat heads measuring 5” deep, 9-10” in diameter, weighing 8-10 lbs. Dark green color with excellent wrapper leaves and a solid medium large frame. A longtime favorite. Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1 Oz $5 00 | 1/4 Lb $8 30 | 1/2 Lb $13 00 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $16 20 | 5 Lb $15 10/lb | 25 Lb $14 50/lb

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Early Jersey Wakefield 78CB 60 Days | An early home garden favorite. Plants are compact, short stemmed and slow to bolt. Blue-green conical heads weigh 2-3 lbs. and average 5-6” in diameter. Resistant to Fusrium Yellows. Free Ship - Pkt 2 25 | 1 Oz $4 20 | 1/4 Lb $6 90 | 1/2 Lb $11 70 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $13 90 | 5 Lb $12 80/lb | 25 Lb $12 00/lb

Golden Acre 193CB 64 Days | (Yellows Resistant) An extra early, round variety producing tightly folded, well balanced heads of excellent quality; weighing about 3 lbs. Valuable for early market and shipping.

74 Days | Popular early red variety for Spring and Summer harvest. Plants relatively small and short stemmed. Medium sized heads are round, hard, deep purplish red and weigh about 5 lbs. Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1 Oz $4 70 | 1/4 Lb $7 80 | 1/2 Lb $13 40 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $17 00 | 5 Lb $15 70/lb | 25 Lb $14 50/lb Savoy Perfection 164CB 95 Days | (Winter Cabbage) Large, flattened heads with crinkled, dark green leaves weighing up to 6 to 8 lbs. The finely wrinkled leaves have a mild sweet flavor, including the outer leaves. Good heat tolerance. Free Ship - Pkt $2 50 | 1 Oz $4 30 | 1/4 Lb $9 40 | 1/2 Lb $16 60 CARROTS Carrot seeds are tiny. Therefore, planting depth is about 1/8” to 1/2”. Soak loamy, well worked soil before planting seeds and sprinkle ever so lightly until germination. Seedlings appear 14 to 21 days later. Thin to a spacing of 1’ to 2’ apart. Our onion weeder is the perfect tool for that, but a pair of scissors works well too. Days to maturity varies by type, but carrots can be planted from early spring to August 1st (longer season areas.)

Chantenay Royal 7F 68 Days | Introduced in our 1903 catalog! Primarily developed for the canner and freezer, they are a sweet treat as a young fresh carrot too. Roots are solid reddish orange, 5 - 7” long, stump rooted and smooth. Fine grained and tender; sweet delicate flavor.

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Danvers 126 16F 75 Days | A late season multipurpose variety, longer, smoother and brighter orange-red than other Danvers types. Roots are 2” wide at the shoulder tapering to a blunt end at a length of 7-8”. Perfect for processing fresh market and home garden. Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1 Oz $4 90 | 1/4 Lb $8 10 | 1/2 Lb $14 10 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $17 20 | 5 Lb $16 80/lb | 25 Lb $15 50/lb Imperator Long 58 15F 77 Days | One of the most widely grown varieties for home, market or shipping. The roots are 1 to 1 1/2” side at the shoulder tapering 9-10” to a nearly pointed end. The interior has an indistinct core and beautiful orange color. A must for every garden. Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1 Oz $5 60 | 1/4 Lb $9 40 | 1/2 Lb $15 00 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $20 00 | 5 Lb $18 50/lb | 25 Lb $17 60/lb

Little Finger 22F 50-68 Days | Baby gourmet carrot that colors quickly. Can pull early, cylindrical blunt, very small core and smooth deep orange with small weak tops. Harvest early for canning and pickling. Length 3” to 3.5” by 1/2” to 3/4” at the shoulder.

68 Days | An excellent sort for home garden or market, but too tender to be a good shipper, desirable for hot frame culture. Top small, roots bright orange, cylindrical, blunt ended. Flesh reddish orange, crisp, tender and of very delicate flavor. Practically coreless. Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1 Oz $5 50 | 1/4 Lb $9 30 | 1/2 Lb $14 60 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $19 20 | 5 Lb $18 00/lb | 25 Lb $17 40/lb

Rainbow 27F 58-65 Days | Add color to you plate by using this mix of purple, yellow, red and white carrots. A real crowd pleaser. Sweeter than a normal carrot and kids love them! Free Ship - Pkt $2 50 | 1 Oz $15 30 | 1/4 Lb $31 91 | 1/2 Lb $56 02 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $92 73 | 5 Lb $81 14/lb Tendersweet 42F 75 Days | A nice uniform deep red nearly coreless 10” carrot. Home variety. Very good for freezing and canning. Holds color well.

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CAULIFLOWER Cauliflower requires more ‘know how’, preferring a long cool season. Pick a location that gets a minimum of 6 hours of sun. Light shade during the heat of the day is fine. Starting our heirloom cauliflower seeds in a greenhouse is ideal, but in a warm climate, direct seeding works too. Transplant seedlings 2-4 weeks before last spring frost date. Row covers are optional, but a good idea if your climate is a bit risky. In warm areas, time cauliflower transplanting like cabbage, 8 to 10 weeks before first fall frost date. When planting cauliflower

seeds, sow 10 to 12 weeks before fall frost. Space 2’ apart in rows 3’ to 4’ wide. Cauliflower requires consistent moisture. If allowed to dry out, it may start to bolt and yield loose heads. Monthly feedings and mulching are beneficial. To blanch, tie ends of leaves around heads when they are 2 to 3 inches in diameter. (Some varieties do not require this.) Cauliflower is ready to harvest approximately two weeks after blanching. Early Snowball 201CF 55 Days | Creamy white 5”-6” heads wrapped in crumpled, wavy leaves. Very early variety. Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1 Oz $6 20 | 1/4 Lb $10 80 | 1/2 Lb $19 40 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $28 00 | 5 Lb $25 90/lb Self Blanching 59CF 60 - 70 Days | Pure white, smooth heads that are 6 1/2 to 8: in diameter. Plant is medium-large with curled upright leaves that will self-wrap in cool weather, but not in warm weather. Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1 Oz $6 50 | 1/4 Lb $11 30 | 1/2 Lb $18 30 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $25 75 | 5 Lb $24 00/lb CELERY In a garden, celery is often considered the ultimate challenge. Celery does not like extreme heat or cold and requires a long season. Seedlings are most often started in inside 8 to 10 weeks before the last frost date. Starting tiny celery seeds takes care. Mix them with a small amount of sand and sprinkle on top of a good potting soil. Once large enough (6” tall), and the soil temperature reaches 50º, transplant individual plants outdoors. Space 6” to 8” apart, in rows 2’ to 3’ apart. Keep moist throughout the entire growing season. Celery does not tolerate any drought. Soil should have a high content of organic matter and composted manure. Dwarf Golden 216CL 85 Days | Blanches readily to golden yellow. Plants grow 10” - 20” tall. Well adapted to all areas. Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1/4 Oz $4 20 | 1 Oz $8 00 | 1/4 Lb $15 07 | 1/2 Lb $27 85 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $43 46 | 5 Lb $40 50/lb Utah 52-70 R 220CL 120 Days | A good quality variety, well adapted for home garden or commercial use. Tall cylindrical and erect. Thick stems 10-11” tall. Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1 Oz $5 20 | 1/4 Lb $11 20 | 1/2 Lb $18 70 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $26 60 | 5 Lb $24 60/lb

Shop at home on our easy to navigate website: www.burrellseeds.com

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COLLARDS Heirloom collard green seeds are easy to sow directly in the garden. In cool climates, plant early spring, at 1/2” depth, 12” to 18” apart in 2 1/2’ to 3’ wide rows. Evenly moist, fertile soil with full sun is optimum, but they will tolerate light afternoon shade. Start 6 to 8 weeks before fall frost date in warm climates. Vates 50G 75 Days | Large dark green leaves with mild cabbage-like flavor.

Plants grow 2 to 2 1/2’ tall and will stand light freezing. This fine type was developed by the Virginia Truck Experiment Station and is more uniform and compact than older collards.

Corn seeds require fertile ground and should be planted in blocks rather than long rows for pollination. Full sun and warm weather are a must. In cooler climates, using cloches fashioned from old milk jugs helps hasten the harvest, but starting corn inside is not recommended. Plant corn seeds 1” to 2” deep, 4” to 6” in 2 1/2’ to 3’ wide rows, two weeks after the last spring frost. (Planting corn seed too early is risky.) Water well after planting and keep moist during germination. When plants are 3” to 4” tall, thin to 8” to 12” apart. Corn is designed to grow fast, so periodic fertilizing is recommended. Take care not to damage the roots while weeding. In dry conditions, keep the shallow roots well watered. Sweet Corn Terminology: Su = Sugary Se = Sugar enhanced (sweeter) Sh2 - Supersweet (Sweetest) S ex Su = Heterozygous (Heterozygous hybrid varieties tend to have better cold emergence in most but not all cases.) SUGAR VARIETIES (Su) Early Sunglow 51H 63 Days | Hybrid | Yellow | Su | A great yellow, vigorous variety perfect for your first planting. Tolerates cooler early spring temperatures. Ears are 7” on 4-5’ reddish streaked plants. Holds tenderness and flavor for prolonged picking. Free Ship - Pkt $2 50 | 1/2 Lb $10 80 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $11 80 | 5 Lb $11 30/lb | 25 Lb $10 80/lb | 50 Lb $10 20/lb 100 Lb $9 80/lb Golden Bantam 70H 78 Days | Heirloom | Yellow | Su | One of the sweetest yellow heirloom corns. A customer favorite for generations. Ears 6-7” long. Whether eaten fresh or frozen, the quality is excellent! Free Ship - Pkt $2 50 | 1/2 Lb $6 60 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $8 30 | 5 Lb $6 50/lb | 25 Lb $6 20/lb | 50 Lb $6 00/lb 100 Lb $5 80/lb Silver Queen 93H

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Bodacious 8H 75 Days | Hybrid | Yellow | Se | This exceptional corn is a mainstay in many gardens. Large 8” ears on strong, 7 foot plants make this an easy picker. The superior sweet flavor holds well after harvest. Well adapted to most areas and very popular with the produce growers. Free Ship - Pkt $2 50 | 1/2 Lb $12 50 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $15 00 | 5 Lb $14 20/lb | 25 Lb $13 60/lb 50 Lb $13 00/lb | 100 Lb $12 30/lb

Honey Select 79H 74 Days | Hybrid | Yellow | Se | Kernels are 75% sugary enhanced and 25% super sweet resulting in corn with exceptional tenderness and rich sweet flavor. A mid-season corn with excellent eating quality and good yield potential. Large 8” ears on 6.5’ stalks are filled with 16 rows of kernels. Good shipper and home variety. Free Ship - Pkt $2 50 | 1/2 Lb $13 70 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $17 20 | 5 Lb $16 30/lb | 25 Lb $15 60/lb | 50 Lb $14 90/lb Incredible 91H 85 Days | Hybrid | Yellow | Se | An improved sugar enhanced sweet corn for the true sweet corn connoisseur. Ears are 9” long with 18 rows of bright yellow kernels. Tight, dark green husks provide good protection against ear-worm damage. Ears are set 30 inches from the ground making this an easy picker. Suitable for mechanical harvest. Tolerant to Rust and Stewarts Wilt. Free Ship - Pkt $2 50 | 1/2 Lb $12 30 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $14 60 | 5 Lb $14 00/lb | 25 Lb $13 40/lb | 50 Lb $12 80/lb 100 Lb $12 10/lb Kandy Korn 73H 89 Days | Hybrid | Yellow | Se | This great tasting variety offers an extended holding ability that extends the harvest while other varieties are getting tough. Golden kernels on 8” ears wrapped in red striped husks make this a real garden standout. Tender, juicy and a heavy yielder. Perfect for the home gardener. Does not need to isolated from other corns. Free Ship - Pkt $2 50 | 1/2 Lb $12 00 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $14 00 | 5 Lb $13 40/lb | 25 Lb $12 80/lb | 50 Lb $12 10/lb 100 Lb $11 60 Peaches and Cream 58H

Serendipity 97H 82 Days | Hybrid | Bi-Color | Se | Homozygous crossed with a super sweet for added sweetness, added shelf life and eating quality. Stalks average 8’ tall, ear length 9” long, 16 - 18 rows of kernels, 1 3/4” in diameter. Good for roadside market and home gardens. Free Ship - Pkt $2 50 | 1/2 Lb $13 80 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $17 40 | 5 Lb $16 50/lb | 25 Lb $15 80/lb | 50 Lb $15 10/lb 100 Lb $14 30/lb

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Sugar Buns 101H 72 Days | Hybrid | Yellow | Se | An early yellow corn that is a favorite among home and market gardens. This sugar enhanced variety is big on flavor and great for freezing and canning. Moderately tolerant to Northern leaf blight. Free Ship - Pkt $2 50 | 1/2 Lb $13 50 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $16 80 | 5 Lb $16 00/lb | 25 Lb $15 30/lb | 50 Lb $14 50/lb 100 Lb $13 90 Trinity 105H 68 Days | Hybrid | Bi-Color | Se | One of the earliest bi-colors and a real trial standout. Slender, 8” cobs with fresh, crisp texture and mouth watering sweetness. Strong germination for early planting. Moderate resistance to Northern Corn Leaf Blight, Rust and Stewarts Wilt. Free Ship - Pkt $2 50 | 1/2 Lb $12 40 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $14 90 | 5 Lb $14 10/lb | 25 Lb $13 50/lb | 50 Lb $12 90 100 Lb $12 20 SYN VARIETIES Cameo 21H 84 Days | Hybrid | Bi-Color | Syn | This mid-season bi-colored sweet corn has amazing flavor and tender eating quality. 9” ears with tight husk. Moderate resistance to Rust, Northern and Southern Leaf Blight and Stewarts Wilt. Free Ship - 100 Seeds $2 25 | 500 Seeds $5 30 | 1 M $9 70 Plus Shipping - 5 M $44 60 | 50 M $410 25 POPCORN

Heirloom popcorn seeds require warm weather, moderate moisture and rich soil. Popcorn seeds should be planted in blocks rather than long rows for pollination. In cooler climates, using cloches fashioned from old milk or clear oil jugs helps hasten the harvest, but starting corn inside is not recommended. Plant corn seeds 1” to 2” deep, 4” to 6” in 2 1/2’ to 3’ wide rows, two weeks after the last spring frost. (Planting corn seed too early risks rotting seeds.) Water well after planting and keep moist during germination.

When plants are 3” to 4” tall, thin to 8” to 12” apart. Corn is designed to grow fast, so periodic fertilizing is recommended. Take care not to damage the roots while weeding. In dry conditions, keep the shallow roots well watered. Japanese Hulless 72H 83 Days | Plants grow up to 6’ tall and produce from 1-3 medium sized ears per plant. Easy to pick. Kernels pop into very tender flakes. Grow your own popcorn! Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1/2 Lb $8 60 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $7 10 | 5 Lb $6 90/lb | 25 Lb $6 50/lb | 50 Lb $6 30/lb Strawberry 41H

105 Days | Strawberry shaped ears makes this a great variety for fall decorating or popping! Deep red kernels shell easily. Pops into crunchy white flakes. Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1/2 Lb $10 20 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $11 40 | 5 Lb $10 90/lb | 25 Lb $10 40/lb 50 Lb $9 90/lb

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Robust Yellow H 42H 110 Days | An excellent mid season variety with strong emergence, sturdy plants and large ears. Deep kernels shell easily. High yielding with large, white mushroom flakes with thin hulls. Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1/2 Lb $10 20 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $11 40 | 5 Lb $10 90/lb | 25 Lb $10 40/lb | 50 Lb $9 90/lb Robust White H 34H

105 Days | The white hulled version of Robust is an industry standard. Medium sized kernels, strong stalks and a high yield make this a real winner. White tender flakes with thin hulls. Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1/2 Lb $10 55 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $11 65 | 5 Lb $11 15/lb | 25 Lb $10 65/lb | 50 Lb $10 15/lb

Robust Mushroom New! 39H 103 Days | A superior mushroom popcorn with good disease resistance and a sturdy stalk. High yields of large ears. Richly colored kernels that pop into ball shapes with little flake. Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1/2 Lb $11 25 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $13 10 | 5 Lb $12 25/lb | 25 Lb $11 20 CORN - ORNAMENTAL Indian Ornamental 47H

110 Days | Large decorative ears in an array of color combinations. Popular in home gardens and a fast moving fall sales item for markets.

Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1/2 Lb $8 30 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $7 75 | 5 Lb

$7 40/lb | 25 Lb $7 10/lb

50 Lb $6 80

CUCUMBERS Cucumbers prefer a sunny location. Plant cucumber seeds after the last spring frost date, 1” deep, 18” apart, in rows 3’ to 6’ apart, depending on variety. Like other heavy feeders, they will thrive with soil freshened with composted manure or monthly doses of manure tea. Keep cucumbers evenly moist while flowering and setting fruit. Dry conditions can produce bitter cucumbers. Pick often for a continuous harvest. HYBRID SLICERS

Dasher II 25i 58 Days | Large, dark green cucumbers, approximately 8” x 3 1/4” on vigorous vines. High

yielding market and garden cucumber. Good disease resistance. Free Ship - 100 Seeds $2 75 | 500 Seeds $10 10 | 1 M $16 80 Plus Shipping - 5 M $68 90 | 10 M $132 10 | 25 M $316 40

Green Dragon 37i 56 Days | A burp-less cucumber that stays sweet for along time. The fruit is approximately 8” x 3 1/4”, very dark green on strong, healthy vines. Thin skinned with indented lines and tiny white spines that brush off easily. Good disease resistance. Grows well on a trellis. Free Ship - Pkt $2 50 | 1 Oz $17 00 | 1/4 Lb $35 10 | 1/2 Lb $58 81 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $103 62 | 5 Lb $97 53/lb

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OPEN POLLINATED SLICERS Armenian 7i 60 Days | Long, light green ribbed fruits with crispy, sweet flesh. This skin has no bitterness - no need to peel! Best grown on a trellis.

65 Days | A prolific producer of lemon shaped, thin skinned, pale yellow cucumbers. A sweet treat for the gardener. Brush them off and eat without peeling. Leave room for sprawling vines. Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1 Oz $6 00 | 1/4 Lb $10 20 1/2 Lb $16 30 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $22 20 | 5 Lb $20 10/lb 25 Lb $19 60/lb

Marketmore 76 69i 68 Days | An excellent market type. Straight, uniform fruit tapers slightly to ends. An improved Marketmore 70, originally developed by Cornell University. Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1 Oz $5 00 | 1/4 Lb $8 30 | 1/2 Lb $13 80 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $17 70 | 5 Lb $16 30/lb | 25 Lb $16 00/lb Muncher 59i

58 Days | Considered a burp-less cucumber that can be used as a slicer or for pickling at 2” - 5”. Slightly wrinkled with very small spines. Skin is medium green and thin enough eat without peeling. One of our customers favorite varieties! Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1 Oz $5 10 | 1/4 Lb $8 50 | 1/2 Lb $14 80 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $19 50 | 5 Lb $18 00/lb | 25 Lb $17 50/lb

Poinsett 76 81i 65 Days | Attractive dark green, smooth, cylindrical fruit with well rounded ends. A heavy yielder having good resistance to Downy and Powdery Mildew, Anthracnose and Angular Leaf-spot and Scab. Not resistant to mosaic. Particularly adapted for the South.

5 2 Days | Hailed by many as the “perfect slicer”, this deep green, 8” fruit is among the favorites of market and backyard gardeners. Early, vigorous and prolific: tolerates Mosaic Virus. Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1 Oz $7 60 | 1/4 Lb $8 30 | 1/2 Lb $13 40 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $17 00 | 5 Lb $16 00/lb | 25 Lb $15 00/lb

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HYBRID PICKLING CUCUMBERS Carolina (Hybrid) 15i

55 Days | Our most popular pickler! Attractive straight, blocky, medium dark green cucumbers that brine well. Medium length vines that are suitable for hand or mechanical harvesting. Tolerant to Scab, Powdery Mildew, Downy Mildew, Angular leaf-spot and Mosaic. Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1 Oz $7 60 | 1/4 Lb $14 00 | 1/2 Lb $25 90 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $39 80 | 5 Lb $36 80/lb | 25 Lb $35 00/lb

Pioneer (Hybrid) 82i 65 Days | Gynoecious Hybrid. High yielding pickle, very popular with commercial processors. Uniform and medium dark green color with black spines, Length to diameter ratio is 2.85. Widely adapted, tolerant to Scab, Mosaic, Powdery Mildew and other diseases. Blended 88% hybrid plus 12% pollinator.

52 Days | This heirloom cucumber, dating back to 1924, boasts tender, thin skin that brines well. Strong vines offer large harvests of dark green cucumbers that can be picked at 2” for gherkins or at 5” - 6” for large pickles. Maintains quality over the season if regularly watered and picked often. Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1 Oz $5 00 | 1/4 Lb $7 60 | 1/2 Lb $13 10 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $16 50 | 5 Lb $15 25/lb | 25 Lb $14 75/lb

SMR 58 84i 56 Days | A top producing heirloom, with resistance to Spot Rot and Mosaic. Excellent black spined variety for home and commercial pickling.

A warm season crop, seeds should be planted indoors 4 to 6 weeks before your last spring frost. Harden off seedlings by exposing them to the outside on warm, still days for a couple of hours at a time. Transplant when all danger of frost has passed, 18” to 24” apart in rows 30” to 36” apart. Water deeply once a week, more if it is hot and dry. Eggplants will need structural support as the fruit gets quite large. Black Beauty 292EP 80 Days | An early variety used by home gardeners, roadside market and shippers. Plants bear 4 to 6 large egg-shaped fruits. Skin is smooth, very dark purple and pickles well. Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1 Oz $6 50 | 1/4 Lb $11 20 | 1/2 Lb $18 66 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $26 47 | 5 Lb $24 26/lb | 10 Lb $23 50/lb Long Purple 300EP 75 Days | Long purple, open pollinated eggplant. Ideal for slicing and frying. Skin is smooth, dark purple, holds up well after picked. Fruits are 8” long by 2 1/2” in diameter.

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ENDIVE Broad Leaf Batavian (Escarole) 801ED

80 Days | Large broad, slightly twisted leaves. Heads are round, 12”-16” across with tightly packed leaves. Hearts are well blanched, creamy white and very deep. Thick bulky textured leaves. Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1 Oz $4 70 | 1/4 Lb $7 80 | 1/2 Lb $12 50 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $15 25 | 5 Lb $14 00/lb Salad King 808ED 60 Days | Endive is the ingredient that gives Italian Wedding soup its signature flavor. This slightly bitter green adds a richness to the broth that is unmistakable. Very nice addition to a salad too. This finely curled leaf variety that does well in warm weather and with a light frost. Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1 Oz $6 30 | 1/4 Lb $10 30 | 1/2 Lb $18 00 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $25 40 | 5 Lb $23 50/lb

GOURDS Gourds are a relatively carefree, warm weather crop. Gourds like lots of space, but will climb a trellis if garden space is tight. Plant 2-4 gourd seeds in the center of a large area, space 5’ apart in rows 8’ wide, after danger of frost has passed. In shorter season areas, they may be started inside. However, they grow best if direct seeded. Thin to 2 plants after the first few true leaves develop. Keep evenly moist as plants begin to grow, but water less as they grow unless the season is hot and dry. Harvest when tendrils and vines have dried out. Seeds should rattle when fully dried out. Bottle or Birdhouse 830GS 120 Days | Requires a long growing season. Fruit average from 8” to 14” tall. They have a bowl at the bottom, then a neck with that is wider at the top. To form a gourd that will sit upright on its base set them upright while they are still growing. Gourds need to cure after growing. Once dry, you can make birdhouses, canteens and other crafts. Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1 Oz $7 50 | 1/4 Lb $17 40 | 1/2 Lb $29 91 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $46 72 | 5 Lb $42 82/lb Bushel 833GS 120 Days | One of the largest gourds. 12 to 18 inches in diameter. Oblate shape. Fruit are picked after they have matured on the vine. Has a durable shell if cured properly. Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1 Oz $9 40 | 1/4 Lb $23 80 | 1/2 Lb $42 50 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $70 00 | 5 Lb $65 00/lb Cucuzzi Italian Edible 853GS 68 Days | Variable in size, 4” to 5” in diameter by 2’ - 3’ long tapered towards stem end. Edible at young stage, shell turns hard at maturity. Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1 Oz $9 40 | 1/4 Lb $23 90 | 1/2 Lb $42 50 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $70 00 | 5 Lb $65 00/lb Dipper 838GS 125 Days | Used for making dippers. Fruit can reach a length of 24” when grown on the ground or up to 4’ when grown on a trellis. Bulb end 6” -8” in diameter. Exterior is light green and smooth. Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1 Oz $7 40 | 1/4 Lb $17 90 | 1/2 Lb $33 70 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $54 00 | 5 Lb $49 90/lb

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Luffa 839GS 95 Days | Used to make sponges. Also known as “Dish Cloth” or “Tag” gourd. Fruit 8” to 12” by 3” to 4” diameter. Fruit turns gray when mature. Needs long warm growing season. Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1 Oz $7 40 | 1/4 Lb $17 90 | 1/2 Lb $32 60 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $52 00 | 5 Lb $48 20/lb

HERBS Anise 3X 75 Days | Annual herb, 2’ tall. Seeds and leaves are used for their licorice flavor and scent. Attracts beneficial insects. Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1 Oz $5 90 | 1/4 Lb $9 90 | 1/2 Lb $15 50 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $20 40 | 5 Lb $19 50/lb Basil, Italian 20X 78 Days | Annual, 1’ tall. An essential kitchen herb that is best when used fresh. Grown with tomatoes it enhances their flavor. Attracts beneficial insects, repels pests including house flies. Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1 Oz $4 70 | 1/4 Lb $7 60 | 1/2 Lb $11 80 Plus Shipping - Lb $13 50 | 5 Lb $12 90/lb Borage 22X 55 Days | Annual, 1 1/2’ tall. Use tender young leaves and flowers to garnish and flavor cool drinks. Good in salads. Often used to attract pollinators and other beneficials. Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1 Oz $6 20 | 1/4 Lb $10 70 | 1/2 Lb $17 40 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $23 40 | 5 Lb $22 60/lb

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Caraway 26X 90 Days | Biennial, 1 1/2’ to 2’ tall. Seeds flavor bread, pastry, cheese, soups and sauerkraut. Tender leaves can be used in salads. Excellent herb for attracting beneficials. Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1 Oz $6 20 | 1/4 Lb $10 70 | 1/2 Lb $17 40 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $23 40 | 5 Lb $22 60/lb Catnip 24X 85 Days | Perennial, 1 1/2’ tall. Green or dried leaves make a soothing night time tea. Its gray green leaves attract cats and the lavender flowers bring in the bees. A deer resistant plant. Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1 Oz $10 00 | 1/4 Lb $19 75 | 1/2 Lb $32 20 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $52 60 | 5 Lb $48 50/lb

Chives, Garlic 75X 85 Days | Similar to common chives, but with a mild garlic flavor. Leaves are some what shorter, triangular shaped and solid. Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1 Oz $7 00 | 1/4 Lb $18 20 | 1/2 Lb $28 10

Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $42 75 | 5 Lb $41 20/lb Chives, Perennial 28X

85 Days | Perennial, 6” to 12” tall. Adds mild onion flavor. Grows in clumps with purple flowers. Pretty in an edible landscape and deer resistant too! Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1 Oz $7 00 | 1/4 Lb $18 20 | 1/2 Lb $28 10 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $42 75 | 5 Lb $41 20/lb Cilantro/Coriander 69X 45 Days | Annual, 1 1/2’ to 2’ tall. Leaves used in Spanish, Oriental and Indian cuisine. Seeds used in pickling, curry and breads. Excellent health benefits and an herb that attracts many beneficial insects. Remarkably cold tolerant. Plant often for a steady harvest. Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1 Oz $4 00 | 1/4 Lb $6 10 | 1/2 Lb $8 70 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $9 40 | 5 Lb $8 50/lb Dill, Bouquet 10X 85 Days | Annual, 30” to 40” tall. Dark green foliage on slender stems with a fairly compact head. Slightly earlier than Mammoth. Free Ship - Pkt $2 25 | 1 Oz $4 10 | 1/4 Lb $6 50 | 1/2 Lb $10 00 Plus Shipping - 1 Lb $10 75 | 5 Lb $10 25/lb | 25 Lb $9 50/lb Dill, Mammoth 11X 70 Days | Annual, 4’ to 6’ tall. Excellent used fresh or as a pickling

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