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  • Pepper Cayennetta F1 - 2012 AAS Vegetable Winner - Cayennetta is an excellent tasting mildly spicy pepper that is very easy to grow, even for novice gardeners.

    Pepper Cayennetta F1
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  • Onion_Valencia

    Onion Yellow Valencia
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  • Cantaloupe Queen of Colorado
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  • Sweet Corn Indian Summer F1 - 2000 AAS Edible - Vegetable Winner - The first sweet corn with festive colored kernels.

    Corn, Sweet Indian Summer F1
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  • Pea Victory Freezer
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  • Cucumber Fanfare hybrid

    Cucumber Fanfare hybrid
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  • Bean Executive
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  • Tomato Small Fry
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  • Mizuna Red Kingdom - All-America Selections has never had a mizuna (Japanese mustard) as a winner, much less a beautifully colored variety.

    Mizuna Red Kingdom F1
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  • Potato Clancy - 2019 AAS Edible-Vegetable Winner - The first potato grown from seed!

    Potato Clancy F1
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  • Pretty N Sweet Pepper F1 is just that: a sweet, multi-colored pepper on a compact 18” plant that is attractive to use in ornamental gardens and containers.

    Pepper Pretty N Sweet F1
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  • Pepper Cajun Belle 2010 AAS Vegetable Award Winner This AAS Winner is delicious tasting with a hint of heat and great Cajun flavor.

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  • Pepper Carmen F1 - 2006 AAS Edible - Vegetable Winner 'Carmen' is an improved sweet pepper with an unusual shape.

    Pepper Carmen F1
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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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  • Bean Decatur (pole)
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  • Lettuce Premier Great Lakes
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  • Bean Wade
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  • Squash Cream of the Crop

    Squash Cream of the Crop
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  • Squash Peter Pan

    Squash Peter Pan
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  • Tomato Midnight Snack - All-America Selections

    Tomato Midnight Snack F1
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  • Pea Snak Hero - AAS Edible-Vegetable Winner

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  • Chef's Choice Green Tomato - The newest addition to the Chef’s Choice series produces beautiful green colored fruits with subtle yellow stripes and a wonderful citrus-like flavor and perfect tomato texture.

    Tomato Chef’s Choice Green F1
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  • Pepper Giant Ristra F1 2014 AAS Vegetable Award Winner Heavy yield of bright red very hot 7-inch chile peppers.

    Pepper Giant Ristra F1
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  • Radish Comet
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  • Tomato Sugary F1- 2005 AASEdible-Vegetable Winner - Sugary. The name says it all. Judges raved about the sweet tomato flavor.

    Tomato Sugary F1
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  • Onion Super Star F1 - 2001 AAS Edible - Vegetable Winner - Super Star is an improved white sweet onion recommended for all spring gardens in North America because it is day-length neutral.

    Onion Super Star F1
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  • Corn, Sweet Goldengrain Hybrid
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  • Okra Cajun Delight F1 - 1997 AAS Edible - Vegetable Winner - 3 to 5 inch green pods produced in about 50 to 55 days.

    Okra Cajun Delight F1
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  • Bean Choctaw Wax
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  • Squash Sunburst

    Squash Sunburst
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  • Watermelon Sweet Favorite
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  • Pak Choi Asian Delight AAS Winner

    Pak Choi Asian Delight F1
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  • Tomato Pink Delicious - All-America Selection Edible-Vegetable Winner

    Tomato Pink Delicious
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  • Pepper Cornito Giallo F1 2016 AAS Vegetable Award Winner “DOUBLE YUM” was one judge’s response to our new AAS Winner Cornito Giallo F1 pepper, “The flavor on this one is totally a winner!”

    Pepper Cornito Giallo F1
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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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  • Cabbage Earliest of All (Red)
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