Treated Seeds Seeds For Sale In Alaska

This hybrid pepper has been a consistent performer in the Northeast. Lady Bell is prolific, even in cooler weather and is one of the dependable producers of sweet peppers we know. It is popular for pepper plant sales as well as fresh market use.

The deep green tops are appealing for bunching, and the golden interior retains its color when cooked. Touchstone Gold is an outstanding golden beet that produces uniformly round roots with smooth, bright orange skin and a vivid golden interior.

Aruba's erect, vigorous plants produce a highly uniform crop of elongated 3 - 4 lobed fruit that have thin walls and measure 7-1/2" x 2-1/2". This hybrid Cubanelle type is early maturing and delivers excellent yields of marketable fruit, even when other...

This early Sungold type wax bean produces excellent yields of 6" deep yellow, round pods. Pick young for the yellow filet market. Rocdor wax beans are recommended for roadside and fresh market, it carries resistance to BCMV and Anthracnose.

A vigorous, dark green semi-curled type that tolerates heat and repetitive cuttings well. The long, stiff stems and thick leaves make it easy to cut and bunch.

This high quality Long Horn type is a must for growers offering specialty sweet peppers at roadside stands or farmers' markets. The beautiful fruit have good flesh thickness, ripen from green to a brilliant red and have a sweet flavor at full maturity.

The Sugar Plum tomato has been rated the best tasting grape tomato in taste tests. The firm fruit has a pleasing texture and its sweetness generate repeat sales from your customers.

Harvest Lumina early (late Aug. This unique pumpkin add interest to your roadside stand or wholesale offering. The white skin is excellent for painting, and it offers excellent contrast with bright orange flesh when fruit are carved.

A mini butternut with tan skin and sweet, dark orange flesh. Fruits are produced on vines with powdery mildew resistance. Butterbaby fruits measure 6” L x 4” W, have a Brix measurement of 9-11, and offer better storability than other mini butternuts.

Enjoy a bumper crop of supersweet corn and save! We've taken four outstanding varieties, all maturing at different times in the season, and put them together in this great offer.

The semi-compact vines produce round to oval medium green melons with dark green stripes, averaging 5 to 7 pounds each. Yellow Doll is an extra early hybrid watermelon that will have your customers raving about it's sweet yellow flesh.

This gynoecious hybrid produces smooth, 8" long, dark green fruit on moderately vigorous vines. SV4719CS is the first slicing cucumber variety to offer intermediate resistance to the new strain of Downy Mildew that now plagues cucumber growers.

Melon that offers the best disease package that any melon variety has to offer. The round fruit have medium netting and no sutures, and they hold up well in cold storage after harvest.

It has a great eating quality with firm, sweet (15% brix), orange flesh. Shockwave melon makes for an easy harvest as it gets a golden skin fleck and unlike other LSL types it slips when ripe.

The crisp and mild flesh is slow to turn pithy and its medium size top makes for easy bunching. Amethyst radish has a striking purple colored skin that contrasts beautifully with its bright white flesh.

This precocious yellow squash is similar to Multipik except for a notable difference in neck length. The precocious yellow gene masks the greening caused by CMV and WMV, although the plants are not resistant.

One of the pungent hot peppers and late maturing. These peppers are roughly 2"L x 1-1/2"W and are used both fresh or dried. Use care in handling seed and fruit! The productive plants support large numbers of thin-fleshed, wrinkled fruit that turn from...

When unpollinated, fruit are seedless and grow straight if trellised. Sweet Success, an All America Selections winner, is a 12" long gynoecious type that grows well in the open field or in the greenhouse since it is parthenocarpic (self pollinating).

This unique ornamental produces small .5-1 lb. Batwing will produce a variation of fruit colors, with some being completely orange, some all dark green, and a good quantity being half orange and half green.

Sequoia offers growers a larger ancho poblano type and an earlier maturity than others in this class. Sequoia has a classic ancho shape and is mainly 2 lobed with an occasional 3 lobed fruit being produced.

Averaging about 6 to 7 lbs. Growers note good yields of bright orange, flattened pumpkins with high quality flesh. Fruit stores well and are great for roadside sales, home garden, pies, and canning.

Mariana is one of the widely used saladette types because of its wide adaptability, disease package and fruit uniformity. Fruit that have good smoothness and are uniform ripening. The plant offers good disease resistance to Alternaria stem canker, Fusarium...

The dark orange fruit have strongly rooted, thick, long stems that measure from 4 to 10" in length. If ground is fertile, then the recommended in row spacing should be moved out to 8' between plants.

Traveler is a high yielding seedless watermelon with a strong, vigorous plant that has resistance to Anthracnose. The blocky shaped fruit have a firm, crisp, deep red flesh and excellent sweetness.

Sandpiper's fruit are four lobed, and ripen from a creamy, blond color to brilliant red at full maturity. The sturdy, medium height plant produces good yields and offers good protection to the fruit.

Speedway produces uniform, dark green 8" fruit on moderately vigorous vines. Earlier than Dasher II, this gynoecious slicer is known for its high yields. This cucumber variety is popular because of its earliness, yields and disease resistance.

Four of our most popular radish varieties in this money-saving collection.