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  • Tomato Chef Choice Red - 2018 AAS Edible-Vegetable Winner

    Tomato Chef’s Choice Red F1
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  • Turnip Just Right - 1960 AAS Edible-Vegetable Winner

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  • Bean Pearlgreen
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  • Cabbage Emerald Cross
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  • Cucumber Parisian Gherkin F1 is an excellent mini or gherkin pickling cucumber which can be picked either at the midget size or small pickle stage and processed.

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  • Lettuce Butter King
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  • Pepper Giant Ristra F1 2014 AAS Vegetable Award Winner Heavy yield of bright red very hot 7-inch chile peppers.

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  • Pumpkin Hijinks F1 - 2011 AAS Edible - Vegetable Winner- This winning pumpkin variety produces small-sized, 7 to 9 pound fruits, of a very uniform size and shape.

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  • Squash Black Beauty
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  • Tomato Terenzo F1 - 2011 AAS Vegetable Award Winner AAS Winner 'Terenzo' is a high yielding red cherry fruited 'Tumbler' type of tomato that is a prolific producer on a tidy low-growing, trailing plant.

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  • Watermelon New Queen F1 - 1999 AAS Edible - Vegetable Winner - Watermelon isn't just red anymore.

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  • Bean Mascotte 2014 AAS Vegetable Award Winner The first AAS winning bean since 1991, this compact variety is perfect for today’s small-space gardens.

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  • Basil Dark Opal

    Basil Dark Opal
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  • Cauliflower Ideal Snowball
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  • Cucumber Spartan Valor
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  • Onion_Valencia

    Onion Yellow Valencia
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  • Pepper Blushing Beauty F1 - 2000 AAS Edible - Vegetable Winner - Blushing Beauty describes the color changes of this productive sweet bell pepper.

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  • Radish Comet
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  • Squash Jersey Golden Acorn

    Squash Jersey Golden Acorn
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  • Tomato Husky Gold hybrid

    Tomato Husky Gold hybrid
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  • Melon Melemon F1 2013 AAS Vegetable Award Winner The earliness, high yield on healthy, strong plants and superior taste all contributed to this melon becoming an AAS Winner.

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  • Bean Cherokee Wax
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  • Broccoli Cleopatra
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  • Corn, Sweet Topflight Bantam Hybrid Sweet
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  • Lettuce Sandy - Sandy is an attractive oakleaf type lettuce with a multitude of sweet tasting frilly dark green leaves.

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  • Pea Sugar Ann

    Pea Sugar Ann
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  • Pepper Chili Pie - 2017 AAS Edible-Vegetable Winner

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  • Squash Honey Bear F1 2009 AAS Vegetable Award Winner The sweet flavor of ‘Honey Bear’ is the main reason any gardener would want to grow this acorn squash but there are many more exceptional qualities.

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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.

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  • Tomato Sparky XSL - 2019 AAS Edible/Vegetable Winner - Very sweet fruits have an average Brix score of 8.5.

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  • Turnip Tokyo Cross
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    Bean Gardengreen Snapbean
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  • Cabbage Savoy King
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  • Cucumber Pick a Bushel F1 2014 AAS Vegetable Award Winner This Regional AAS Winner is great for northern areas because it is early to set fruit, offers a prolific quantity of fruit and is a compact bush-type cucumber spreading only about 24 inches.

    Cucumber Pick a Bushel F1
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  • Lettuce Red Sails

    Lettuce Red Sails
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  • Pepper Mama Mia Giallo F1 2014 AAS Vegetable Award Winner Very early maturing yellow sweet Italian pepper.

    Pepper Mama Mia Giallo F1
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