Treated Seeds Seeds For Sale In Santa Clara

Tolerant to powdery mildew. It is a full week earlier to mature than other buttercup types and has a thick orange flesh that is sweet and creamy when cooked. Bonbon is a buttercup squash with a space-saving, upright, semi-bush plant habit.

This second early, Eastern shipper has an outstanding eating quality and the disease package needed to produce high yields. Intermediate resistance to powdery mildew (races 1,2) and Fusarium wilt (races 0,1,2).

This Ancho Poblano type has been noted for its excellent yields. The mildly pungent fruit ripen to red quite late and are great for stuffing. Tall, sturdy plants produce dark green 5" long x 2-1/2" wide fruit that taper to a point.

The 21 to 26" plants produce eye-appealing stalk colors of deep gold, snow white, deep red and magenta, all with shiny, medium green colored leaves. Harvest for bunching at full maturity or for a colorful salad mix component at 3 - 4" tall.

The banana-shaped fruit turn pinkish-orange when mature and have a firm, sweet, yellow-orange flesh that is excellent for pies, baking, and canning. Long, prolific vines produce 2-3' long fruit that weigh between 10-20 pounds.

Solstice muskmelon is a large fruited melon that has the look of the old "Eastern" type melons, but offers the full disease package that is found in today's newer hybrids. If your markets still demand deep ribbed melons with heavy netting, then Solstice...

Fruit draw a lot of attention at your market and they are produced on a full size vine. American Tondo's 6-14 lb. This attractive and unique ornamental squash/pumpkin has deep orange skin with mottled green stripes between its thick orange ribs.

Fruit often weigh 200 to 300 lbs. Add intrigue to your pick-your-own patch or farm market with your own giant pumpkins! This variety is easy to grow but requires plenty of space, as vines spread 25' or more.

Staking is recommended for best overall yield and fruit quality. Its indeterminate plant produces good yields in clusters of 6 to 8 fruit. Resistant to Tomato Mosaic Virus, Verticillium Wilt and Fusarium Wilt (races 1,2), and intermediate resistance to...

It has the same great eating qualities as a normal size Hubbard, with its fine-grained, tasty flesh. Blue Magic is a unique, small, hybrid Blue Hubbard that is more size-friendly for today's smaller families.

Although colored peppers can be difficult to grow, the All America Selections winner Orange Blaze solves that problem. High resistance to Bacterial Leaf Spot (races 0-3, 7, 8) and Tobacco Mosaic Virus.

Develops quickly; pick as soon as it's ready. This is an old favorite that is still used today. A dependable and productive green bean for concentrated early harvests of attractive, straight, tender beans.

The large vines yield heavily. The flattened 8 to 10" diameter fruit are brilliant orange-red with prominent "turbans" that display stripes and spots of scarlet, orange, cream, white, and green.

The 8" uniformly dark green fruit are delicious and yield is good. This unique space-saving All America Selections winner has a small, compact vine that's great for bedding plant and container sales.

With its high yields, deep red color and uniformity, it's the ideal grape tomato for packaging in clam shells and shipping. Smarty's firm fruit are uniform for size and shape, hold up well to handling, and have good shelf life.

Magician has shown an elevated level of intermediate resistance to powdery mildew in the field, which translates into higher marketable yield potential for you. Magician is the first pumpkin variety to combine both intermediate resistance to powdery mildew...

Used as a long standing background decoration in salad bars, for a durable garnish. The 15" plant can last over winter if protected from severe cold and wind. A uniform, close selection for a finely curled, vigorous plant with a lush, blue-green color.

Never have we seen such a wide diversity of color in one variety. This one is a must for fall ornamental displays. We believe this variety commands the large ornamental marketplace.

Scallions have clear white, bulbed stems with good strong tops. Sow any time from early spring to mid-summer, and harvest promptly when mature. For years Southport White Bunching has been #1 with our customers who grow mild, delicious scallions.

Juliet has exhibited excellent crack resistance in our trials, which allows the fruit to hold on the vine without cracking like other small-fruited types. Juliet tomatoes won the prestigious All America Selections Award.

It yields fruit per plant and remains firm for a long time. Munchkin is only 3 to 4" wide and has a bright orange color with deep sutures. Children love it, and it's perfect for fall decoration.

Primo Red is an excellent vine ripe tomato for early plantings. The tomatoes have a good deep red color, good firmness and good eating quality. Resistant to Verticillium wilt, Fusarium wilt (1,2), Tomato Mosaic Virus and intermediate resistance to Tomato...

Taller plants than Bouquet produce a strong aromatic flavor. Dukat is our heaviest yielding strain of both deep green leafy foliage and large umbels.

This is the last season that Serrano Del Sol is available for sale, as the supplier has discontinued the variety. Resistant to PVY (races 0,1,2). The dark green fruit, which ripen red, measure 3-3/4 long x 1/2" wide and taper to a blunt point.

Known for its disease resistance and yield. Celebrity offers home garden eating quality in a commercial hybrid. The large, deep oblate fruit are smooth, firm and red. This All America Selections winner is mid-early and has a long picking period.

Good heat tolerance and holding ability make Gypsy broccoli a winner for either spring or fall plantings. Patent 6118046. An excellent variety for either fresh market bunching or crown cut use.

Growers looking to produce large size pumpkins for their roadside stands or farmers' markets want to grow Big Moose. Note: A small percentage of the fruit turn a salmon color. Depending on cultural practices, the fruit can weigh from 50 to more than 125...