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  • Squash Yankee Hybrid
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  • Corn, Sweet Erie
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  • Cabbage O.S. Cross - AAS Edible - Vegetable Winner

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  • Squash Hercules Butternut
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  • Cabbage Harvester Queen
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  • Kohlrabi Grand Duke
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  • Tomato Chef's Choice Black - 2019 AAS Edible-Vegetable Winner

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  • Candle Fire Okra -2017 AAS Winner - A unique red okra with pods that are round, not ribbed, and a brighter red color than the reddish burgundy okras currently available.

    Okra Candle Fire F1
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  • Pepper Orange Blaze

    Pepper Orange Blaze F1
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  • Kohlrabi Triumph of Prague
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  • Eggplant New Hampshire Hybrid
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  • Bean Tender Pod
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  • Lettuce New York PW55
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  • Swiss Chard Bright Lights - 1998 AAS Edible - Vegetable Winner - Improved for colors, stems can be yellow, gold, orange, pink, violet or striped in addition to red or white.

    Swiss Chard Bright Lights
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  • Bean Kentucky Blue (pole)

    Bean Kentucky Blue
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  • Lettuce Butter King
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  • Cabbage Ruby Ball

    Cabbage Ruby Ball
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  • Tomato Patio Choice Yellow F1 - 2017 AAS Edible - Vegetable Winner

    Tomato Patio Choice Yellow F1
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  • Tomato Apple Yellow

    Tomato Apple Yellow F1
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  • Brussels Sprouts Hestia tolerates much cooler temperatures and the flavor improves deliciously when the temperatures dip into the 30’s.

    Brussels Sprouts Hestia F1
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  • Radish Roxanne F1 - 2015 AAS Edible - Vegetable Award Winner Roxanne is a hybrid radish with uniform bright red color and a beautiful creamy white interior.

    Radish Roxanne F1
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  • Watermelon Shiny Boy F1 - 2010 AAS Vegetable Award Winner This AAS Winner has sweet tropical flavor and crisp texture.

    Watermelon Shiny Boy F1
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  • Carrot Purple Haze F1 - 2006 AAS Vegetable Award Winner 'Purple Haze' is the first imperator-shaped purple carrot.

    Carrot Purple Haze F1
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  • Cucumber Diva - 2002 AAS Edible - Vegetable Winner - Sweet flavor and high yield describe the improved qualities of Diva

    Cucumber Diva
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