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  • Corn, Sweet Iochief
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  • Lettuce Premier Great Lakes
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  • Pepper Flaming Flare F1 - AAS Winner - The fruit is ideal for making chili sauces and the heat of that sauce will increase depending on how late in the season the peppers are harvested.

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  • Pepper Just Sweet - 2019 AAS Edible-Vegetable Winner

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  • Squash Fordhook Zucchini
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  • Tomato Mountain Merit F1 2014 AAS Vegetable Award Winner Mountain Merit was judged by growers in the Heartland region as a superior tomato because it is such a nice all-around tomato, perfect for slicing and sandwiches.

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  • Add to List Watermelon 'Harvest Moon' F1 2013 AAS Vegetable Award Winner The first ever hybrid, triploid seedless watermelon to win a coveted AAS Award!

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  • Persian Basil is a large, vigorous plant that is a prolific producer of pleasant tasting leaves for your culinary adventures.

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  • Carrot Imperator - AAS Winner

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  • Cucumber Fanfare hybrid

    Cucumber Fanfare hybrid
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  • Okra Louisiana Green Velvet
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  • Pepper Mariachi hybrid 2006 - AAS Edible - Vegetable Winner Mariachi is named after the Mexican regional musical band that became popular in Jalisco, Mexico in the mid-1800's.

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    Pumpkin Spirit
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  • Squash Kindred
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  • Tomato Juliet F1 - 1999 AAS Edible - Vegetable Winner - The one ounce tomatoes are produced in clusters like grapes on the long vigorous indeterminate vines.

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  • Watermelon Cal Sweet Bush - 2019 AAS Edible Winner

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    Bean Florida Belle
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  • Avalanche Beet exhibits a mild, sweet taste with a uniform root shape and no reddish tinge, making for more attractive produce.

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  • Corn, Sweet Allegheny Hybrid
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  • Eggplant Gretel F1

    Eggplant Gretel F1
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  • Pea Patio Pride - This compact beauty produces sweet, uniform pods that are very tender when harvested early. With only 40 days needed to maturity

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  • Pepper Dutch Treat
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  • Squash Bush Delicata - 2002 AAS Edible - Vegetable Winner If you have never eaten a Delicata squash, this is the one to grow to eat.

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  • Squash Tivoli F1

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  • Tomato Midnight Snack - All-America Selections

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  • Cantaloupe Golden Delight
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  • Bean Seminole
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  • Cabbage Savoy Express F1 -2000 AAS Edible - Vegetable Winner This is the earliest savoy (crinkled or waffle-like) cabbage with a sweet, non-bitter flavor perfect for slaw or other cabbage salads.

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  • Corn, Sweet Honey 'N Pearl

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  • Lettuce Salad Bowl - AAS Edible Winner

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  • Pepper Hot Sunset F1

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  • Love the look of white pumpkins for your fall holiday décor? Then you will love our first-ever white pumpkin AAS Regional Winner Super Moon F1.

    Pumpkin Super Moon F1
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  • Squash Eight Ball F1- 1999 AAS Edible - Vegetable Winner - The first dark green, round, zucchini squash.

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  • Tomato Jasper F1 2013 AAS Vegetable Award Winner Excellent taste, a long harvest window and outstanding performance in the trials contributes to this tomato’s success.

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  • Watermelon Faerie F1 2012 AAS Edible - Vegetable Winner Faerie is a non-traditional watermelon in that it has a creamy yellow rind with thin stripes yet still yields sweet pink-red flesh with a high sugar content and crisp texture.

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  • Basil Magical Michael - 2002 AAS Edible - Vegetable Winner - An ornamental, edible sweet basil with a clearly refined plant size and shape, 'Magical Michael' plants are uniform and reliably 15 inches tall and 16-17 inches wide.

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