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In fact, beans were almost as universally cultivated as maize was by the native people. and varieties of beans many different offer We by pages following the in them organized have grow) and by their their growth habit (how they primary usage. at the end of this Refer to the planting guide for more information, and to our website catalog recipes and even more bean varieties. For garden & seed related info, visit www.WebGrower.com garden & seed related For Calypso, Black ( Black Calypso, a as used and texture Nice — days 90 to 70 and are reach 15 inches The plants baking bean. are which seeds 5 to 4 contain pods The strong. of in the white part dots white and black with black a snap bean and after the seed. Harvest young as About 55 seeds/oz. about 90 days for dry use. Dark Red Kidney are very reach about 2 feet tall, 95 days — Plants productive, and set pods that are 5 to 6 inches The beans are five beans each. long containing About 55 seeds/oz. large and dark maroonish-red. 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Prefers well-drained soil, full sun, and even moisture. Not a plant to grow if you are looking for a fast grow if you are looking for Not a plant to your you probably will not enjoy Although reward. is well growing seasons, it first crop for three worth the wait! or in a greenhouse 60 to the seeds indoors Start expected frost date. last your to 90 days prior Theplants Directseeding isnot recommended. therefore well drained, will grow deep roots, Asparagus required. is soil composted heavily and compost are likes to be fed — manure crops. successful to important Lemon Basil Lemon Adds a plants. small leaf variety with 15-inch tall A lemony flavor toteas, salads, and other recipes. Lime Basil best in full sun grow plants The 12 to 24 inch tall The leaves have a zesty, on well drained soil. citrus aroma and can be used in any recipe calling for basil. Licorice Basil ( (Ocimum basilicum) Grows up to 15 inches tall with leaves as big as two inches long. It has a Used in distinct licorice or anise aroma and flavor. Asian dishes. Thai or other traditional Basil Sweet grow to about 18 inches, and provide These plants The leaves are used fresh to several harvests. a as used and dried be can and pesto, make dishes. favorite of ours in Italian A seasoning. Adds an interesting cinnamon flavor to dishes that two green, dark with stems Purple basil. for call inch leaves on plants that can reach 30 inches tall. Purple blooms as well. Cinnamon Basil Mary W in 1919, it Bred by J.B. Norton and released As a perennial became the most popular variety. plant, it will serve you for years. Securely shop online at www.VictorySeeds.com Securely ) in the “Apply Legend 3010012 — 1 gram — $ 2.25 3010012 — 1 gram — $ 2.25 3010022 ) An attractive ornamental with An attractive ornamental ) ” (minus the quotes December 31, 2018. 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Resistant About 90 seeds/oz. Released in 1957. Spartan Arrow Spartan upright, about 2 feet are hardy, 52 days — Plants Pods are concentrated, easy and productive. tall, and long inches 6 to 5 straight, pick, green, to and New Mosaic Virus stringless. Bean Common Introduced 1 resistant. 15 strain of Bean Virus York 80 seeds/oz. About in 1963. Slenderette dark green and are upright, 55 days — Plants long, inch five slim, of yields excellent produce fresh, Excellent seeds. white with pods straight the by introduced and Bred frozen. or canned About 85 seeds/oz. Charter Seed Co. in 1968. Spartan Half Runner ( Runner Half Spartan 55 days — Semi-vining bushes are vigorous and light-green, about productive. Pods are slender, with brown five inches long with seeds that are tan About 90 seeds/oz. striping. Multipurpose variety. State Half Runner State 60 days — Semi-vining bushes are productive with silver-green colored pods reaching about four have and young, when stringless are long, inches Introduced in 1963. an old-fashioned bean flavor. seeds/oz. About 110 Tender Crop (aka Tendercrop) Tender 6 to 5 are Pods frozen. and fresh —Good days 54 Resistant inches long and medium-green in color. and Pod Mottle to Bean Common Mosaic Virus seeds/oz. 85 About 1958. in Introduced Virus. Tenderette pods with productive upright, are Plants — days 56 that are 5½ inches long, slim, straight, dark-green Bean Common to Resistant seeds. white with Excellent Virus. 15 York New and Virus Mosaic by introduced and Bred frozen. or canned fresh, seeds/oz. 85 About 1962. in Co. 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Pods have purple seeds, are 5 to 6 inches long, smooth, and medium-green in Resistant toBean Common Mosaic Virus, color. and some races of rust. Pod Mottle Virus, About 80 seeds/oz. Introduced in 1966. Resistant Cherokee Wax Cherokee Resistant Pods and productive plants. 52 days — Vigorous yellowish-green in are 5 to 6 inches in length, pale excellent An seeds. black deep with and color, early variety for home or market growers. About 100 seeds/oz. Introduced in 1959. Roma II Roma 53 days — Broad, flat pods that are grayish green tasty fresh Very color. in processing. About 70 seeds/oz. processing. Royal Burgundy Royal do and tall inches reach 18 plants Erect — days 60 long inch 6 purple, Stringless, weather. cool in well pods turn dark green when cooked. Great for fresh seeds/oz. About 110 eating, freezing or canning. Securely shop online at www.VictorySeeds.com Securely {CNG} VSC pound — $ 6.95 pound — $ 6.95 pound — $ 6.95 pound — $ pound — $ 6.95 pound — $ 6.95 pound — $ 6.95 winner in 1945. ® ¼ ¼ ¼ ¼ ¼ ¼ aka Topnotch) 3030051 — 1 ounce — $ 2.45 3030601 — 1 ounce — $ 2.95 3031061 — 1 ounce — $ 2.45 3031041 — 1 ounce — $ 2.45 3031041 — 1 3031051 — 1 ounce — $ 2.45 3030791 — 1 ounce — $ 2.45 3030791 — 1 ounce — $ 3030531 — 1 ounce — $ 2.45 3030531 — 1 ounce — $ can be used shelled or as dry as or shelled used be can 3030053 — 3031063 — 3031043 — 3031053 — 3030793 — 3030533 — 3030052 — 2 ounces — $ 3.55 3031062 — 2 ounces — $ 3.55 3031042 — 2 ounces — $ 3.55 3031042 — 2 3031052 — 2 ounces — $ 3.55 3030792 — 2 ounces — $ 3.55 3030792 — 2 ounces — 3030532 — 2 ounces — $ 3.55 Bush Kentucky Wonder) fresh or frozen. AAS frozen. or fresh
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C M C M C M C M C M C M C M PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS Y K Y K Y K Y K Y K Y K Y K 39002 Victory Seed Catalog.p0001_impo Dec-28-2017 15:34 Sig:1-B YellowMagentaCyanBlack Page 6 AAS with whiteseeds. The cropmaturesatonetime. stringless podsthatreachaboutsevenincheslong 50 days—Plantsgrow18to20inchestall with Greencrop (aka home garden variety. About 95 seeds/oz. stringless and tender. Excellent heavy yielding long, golden-yellowincolor, thick,flat,straight, compact. and upright inches 5 about are pods The 50 days — Plants grow 16 to 18 inches tall, are Golden Wax Improved ( tasty. Good curved, anddarkgreen. They areverytenderand inches tall. Pods are 6 to 8 inches long, slightly 60 days—Plants areopen,vigorousandreach16 Improved Commodore canned or frozen. About 60 seeds/oz. long atmaturity. Very tasty freshoutofthegarden, pods thataremediumgreenandaboutsixinches prolific. It produces long, round to slightly oval 55 days — Extremely early, very dependable and Contender Gross Brother’s Vermont Cranberry About 75seeds/oz. common and NY bean virus. About 90 seeds/oz. easy picking.Introducedin1957.Itisresistant to are tall(over20inches)andsetthepodshighfor color, tender, smoothandstringless. The bushes section, 5 to 6 inches in length, medium-green in 53 days— The podsarestraight,roundincross Harvester require support. About 55seeds/oz. beans ordried.Uprightplants aresturdyanddon’t cranberry coloring.Usedfreshorcannedasgreen tion. The seedsarebuff, heavilymottledwith 65-85 — days A 2007 Victory Co. Seed introduc- beans. About 55 seeds/oz. glossy, black beans or sliced in a julienne, French-style. The mature, immature stage, theyare stringless andusedcut 5 inch,flat,light-greenpods.Pickedattheyoung, 56 days— An attractive,dual-purposevarietywith Coco NoirStarazogorski ® winnerin1957. About 70seeds/oz. fresh or frozen. AAS BushKentuckyWonder) 3030532 —2ounces$3.55 3030792 —2ounces$3.55 3031052 —2ounces —$3.55 3031062 —2ounces$3.55 3031042 —2ounces$3.55 3030052 —2ounces$3.55 3030533 — 3030793 — 3031053 — 3031063 — 3031043 — 3030053 — can be used shelled or as dry 3030531 —1ounce$2.45 3030791 —1ounce$2.45 3031051 —1ounce —$2.45 3031061 —1ounce$2.45 3030601 —1ounce$2.95 3031041 —1ounce$2.45 3030051 —1ounce$2.45 aka Topnotch) ¼ ¼ ¼ ¼ ¼ ¼ ® winnerin1945. pound—$6.95 pound—$6.95 pound—$6.95 pound—$6.95 pound—$6.95 pound—$6.95 {CNG}VSC Securely shop online atwww.VictorySeeds.com eating, freezing or canning. canning. or freezing eating, 110About seeds/oz. fresh for Great cooked. when green dark turn pods well in cool weather. Stringless, purple, 6 inch long 60 days — Erect plants reach 18 inches tall and do Royal Burgundy processing. About 70seeds/oz. in color. Very tasty fresh 53 days—Broad,flatpodsthataregrayishgreen Roma II Introduced in1959. About 100seeds/oz. early varietyforhomeormarketgrowers. color, and with deep black seeds. An excellent are 5to6inchesinlength,pale yellowish-green in 52 days—Vigorous andproductiveplants. Pods Resistant Cherokee Wax Introduced in1966. About 80seeds/oz. Pod MottleVirus, andsomeracesofrust. color. Virus, Mosaic Common Bean to Resistant 5 to6incheslong,smooth,andmedium-greenin seeds,are upright growthhabit.Podshavepurple Plants yielding. High — strong, days a 50 have Provider plants. Goodfreshorcanned. About 75seeds/oz. sustain apioneerfamily. Semi-erect,halfrunner hardy, and Prolific 1898. since family helped it Dunton’s Mike by grown been has variety this 60 days— A 2004Victory SeedCo.introduction, Promise Half-Runner{CNG}VSC Introduced in1900. About 80seeds/oz. great fresh,canned,orfrozen.Seedsareblack. golden-yellow in color. Excellent all-purpose type; Pods arecurved,about5to7incheslong,and bushy, resistant. virus mosaic and rust vigorous, 50 days — Plants can reach about are 2 feet, Pencil PodBlackWax fiberless. About 65seeds/oz. slightly curved, meaty, tasty, tender and nearly round in cross-section, about 5 inches long, are borneon21-inch,erectplantsandgreen, 1885 by the Landreth Seed Company. The pods 55 days— This veryoldvarietywasreleasedin Landreth Stringless sharing aboutuswith yourgardeningfamily Like what we are doing? Please consider and friends on your social media pages. 3030802 —2ounces$3.55 3030062 —2ounces$3.55 3031252 —2ounces$3.55 3031072 —2ounces$3.55 3030652 —2ounces$3.55 3030612 — 2 ounces — $ 3.55 3031253 — 3031073 — 3030653 — 3030801 —1ounce$2.45 3030061 —1ounce$2.45 3031251 —1ounce$2.45 3031071 —1ounce$2.45 3030461 —1ounce$2.95 3030651 —1ounce$2.45 3030611 —1ounce$2.45 and retains flavor after ¼ ¼ ¼ pound—$6.95 pound—$6.95 pound—$6.95 the Charter Seed Co. in 1962. About 85 seeds/oz. fresh, canned or frozen. Bred and introduced by Mosaic Virus and New York 15 Virus. Excellent with white seeds. Resistant to Common Bean that are5½incheslong,slim,straight, dark-green 56 days — Plants are upright, productive with pods Tenderette Virus. Introduced in 1958. About 85 seeds/oz. to BeanCommonMosaicVirus andPodMottle inches longandmedium-greenincolor. Resistant 54 days —Good fresh and frozen. Pods are 5 to 6 Tender Crop(akaTendercrop) About 110 seeds/oz. an old-fashionedbeanflavor. Introduced in 1963. inches long, are stringless when young, and have silver-green coloredpodsreachingaboutfour 60 days—Semi-viningbushesareproductivewith State HalfRunner striping. Multipurposevariety. About 90seeds/oz. five incheslongwithseedsthataretan withbrown productive. Podsareslender, light-green, about and vigorous are bushes Semi-vining — days 55 Spartan Half Runner ( Charter SeedCo.in1968. About 85seeds/oz. canned or frozen. Bred and introduced by the straight pods with white seeds. Excellent fresh, produce excellent yields of slim, five inch long, 55 days—Plants areupright,darkgreenand Slenderette in 1963. About 80seeds/oz. York 15strainofBeanVirus 1 resistant.Introduced stringless. BeanCommonMosaicVirus andNew to pick, green, straight, 5 to 6 inches long and tall, andproductive.Podsareconcentrated,easy 52 days—Plants arehardy, upright,about2feet Spartan Arrow Released in1957. About 90seeds/oz. soils. Resistant toBeanCommonMosaicVirus. stringless, purplepods.Germinateswellincooler runners and 6 inch long, round, creased-back, 53 days—Strong, uprightplants withshort Royalty PurplePod For garden&seed related info, visit www.WebGrower.com 3030902 —2ounces —$3.55 3031292 —2ounces$3.55 3031302 —2ounces$3.55 3031092 —2ounces$3.55 3031082 —2ounces$3.55 3030812 — 2 ounces — $ 3.55 3031142 —2ounces — $3.55 3030903 — 3031293 — 3031303 — 3031093 — 3031083 — 3031143 — 3030901 —1ounce$2.45 3031291 —1ounce$2.45 3031301 —1ounce$2.45 3031091 —1ounce$2.45 3031081 —1ounce$2.45 3031141 —1ounce$2.45 3030811 —1ounce$2.45 aka SpartanStriped) ¼ ¼ ¼ ¼ ¼ ¼ pound—$6.95 pound—$6.95 pound—$6.95 pound—$6.95 pound—$6.95 pound—$6.95 AAS Particularly suitedforfreezing.Introducedandan processed. and fresh used variety garden home meaty, stringless, and medium-green in color. A 55 days — Pods are about 6 inches long, uniform, Tenderpod 1950. About 70 seeds/oz. canning andofcourse,fresheating.Releasedin an excellentflavor. Greatchoiceforfreezing, inches, brightgreen,tenderbutbrittle,andhave erect, andreach20inchesinheight.Podsaresix 55 days—Productiveplants arevigorous,strong, Tendergreen, Improved or drieduse. About 100seeds/oz. reaching 6incheslong.Forfresh,canned, frozen stringless and tender when young, tasty, and standard commercial greenbeanvariety. Podsare family, theW pole beangrownsincethe1950sbya local farm 70 days— An oldstrainoftheoriginal'BlueLake' Blue Lake,Wright Strain {CNG}VSC Introduced andan AAS speckled withtan. Greatfresh,cannedorfrozen. concentrated pickings.Seedsaredarkbrown long, roundandstringless.Crops areheavywith plants reach24-inchestall. Podsare 6 to7inches 50 days—Very diseaseresistant,strong,upright Topcrop (Top Crop) seeds/oz. dried, canned or frozen. frozen. or canned dried, seeds/oz. 95 About and tender. Excellent flavor. Can be used fresh, pole green bean. Pods are stringless when young 66 days — A disease resistant strain of the old Blue LakeFM-1K About 50seeds/oz. as green or dried beans and as leather britches." Good wide. inch one about and inches) 12 to (up over ahundredyears.Thepodsarelongandflat bean that has been handed down in my family for Long of TN whosaid," 80 days— A familyheirloomsenttousbySammie Aunt Doll{CNG}VSC ® UWWWWWWV winnerin1941. About 95seeds/oz. Our 20th Year!Our rights, here in Liberal, OR. Once the Celebrating Pole Beans Pole 3031222 —2ounces$3.55 3030072 —2ounces$3.55 3030862 —2ounces$3.55 3031152 —2ounces — $3.55 3031223 — 3030073 — 3030863 — 3031153 — 3031221 —1ounce$2.45 3030931 —1ounce$2.95 3030071 —1ounce$2.45 3030861 —1ounce$2.45 3031021 —1ounce$2.95 3031151 —1ounce$2.45 This isagreenstick(pole) ® winnerin1950. About 80 ¼ ¼ ¼ ¼ pound—$6.95 pound—$6.95 pound—$6.95 pound—$6.95 Page 7
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Boltardy ( Boltardy that Detroit-type beet from Holland A 60 days — with smooth skin. has deep-red, ringless flesh sowings weather cool withstand to enough Hardy bolting. to resistant highly is and spring in Blood Bull’s variety are quite tasty The tops of this 60 days — and 60 35 days for tops and beautiful. Matures in fordays roots. Golden Burpee’s was bred and This dual purpose variety 55 days — Reportedly Atlee Burpee Company. released by W. are tender The tops available since about 1828. are a dark and excellent cooked as greens. Roots golden color with deep yellow flesh that does not bleed like red beets. Cylindra ( as the name variety, This Danish 75 days — produces a beet that is elongated (6 to 8 suggests, many Produces slicing. for ideal it making inches) more uniform slices than globe shape varieties. Sweet, tender and smooth skinned with small, tops. green reddish edible, Detroit Dark Red 58 days — Introduced in the U.S. in 1892, it is said Its to be the most popular garden variety ever. origins are based on the European ‘Early Blood garden, canned good right out of the Very Turnip’. or pickled. Globe shaped, excellent deep blood-red sweet, smooth and tender. color, Top Tall Early Wonder flesh crimson-red yields variety This — days 55 bright, and tall, with flattened globe-shaped roots can use the tender You dark green succulent tops. for salads, leaves for greens and the dark red roots pickled, borscht or cooked. Originally introduced to in 1811. the United States pound — $ 3.55 pound — $ 3.55 pound — $ 3.55 pound — $ ¼ ¼ ¼ 3030911 — 1 ounce — $ 2.75 — 1 ounce 3030911 Sweet White Runner) White Sweet 3030563 — 3030093 — 3030293 — 3030562 — 2 ounces — $ 2.45 $ — ounces 2 3030562 — 3030092 — 2 ounces — $ 2.45 $ — ounces 2 3030092 — 3030292 — 2 ounces — $ 2.45 $ — ounces 2 3030292 — WEBSITE NEWS WEBSITE Runner Beans (Phaseolus coccineus) www.VictorySeeds.com (Approximately 25 to 30 seeds/ounce) 30 to 25 (Approximately UWWWWWWV Updated on almost a daily basis, you will find newsupdates, recipes, gardening and seed saving information, as well as varietiesthat were too new or too few to make it into this catalog. seed printed As a preservation organization, we strive for of volume the in pride take and accuracy with perform to able are we research original our limited financial and human resources. as photographs, many features website Our descriptive informationwell as detailed and where based on our actual farm results, If available, from historical documentation. you are interested in learning more about all veggies,” check out our of these “vintage website. Runner beans grow well in almost any soil but and well-dug been has which that from benefit with canes, plants manured. Support growing poles, netting or bean frames. For garden & seed related info, visit www.WebGrower.com garden & seed related For White Emergo (aka Emergo White 80 days — Prolific and vigorous growth with white quite good when The slender pods are flowers. Flavorful and fleshy with picked young and tender. a fine texture. Pick regularly for a continuous crop. About 25 seeds/oz. Sweet Lorane Sweet it is a small-seeded fava variety, A 100 days — cover fixer and can be used for great nitrogen garden's soil, when cropping to improve your hardy cold very a also is It fall. the in planted About 48 seeds/oz. variety. Scarlet Runner An heirloom variety cultivated as 60 to 90 days — very vigorous grower and good A early as 1750. planted The vines grow to 18 feet. Often producer. and to attract hummingbirds. as an ornamental Used young as a snap bean or mature as a shelled seeds/oz. 25 About bean. dry or Broad Windsor Broad upright and that are inch plants — 36 to 48 85 days 5 pods contain to 8 inch long The 5 non-branching. a of diameter the about are seeds The seeds. 7 to twice as dollar coin and a little over U.S. quarter About 15 seeds/oz. thick. ® pound — $ 3.55 pound — $ 6.95 ¼ ¼ 3030391 — 1 ounce — $ 2.45 3030391 — 1 ounce — $ 2.45 3030401 — 1 ounce — $ 3030381 — 1 ounce — $ 2.45 3030381 — 1 3030281 — 1 ounce — $ 2.45 3031201 — 1 ounce — $ 2.45 3030312— 2 ounces — $ 2.45 3030313 — 3030403 — (Vicia faba) (Vicia 3030402 — 2 ounces — $ 3.55 3030402 — 2 ounces — 3030282 — 2 ounces — $ 3.55 Fava Beans (Approximately 15 to 20 seeds/ounce) 20 to 15 (Approximately UWWWWWWV Fava beans are not from the same genus as They are used small as you would garden beans. their green or snap beans or if they are a bit past The water. salted in cooking by shelled prime, upper leaves can also be cooked like spinach. Saving rare, threatened, heritage seeds for over for seeds heritage threatened, rare, Saving 20 years! Thank you for your continued20 years! support. Aquadulce This variety can stand very cold 90 days — conditions (to about 15ºF) and can be planted in reach 40 the fall for early spring harvest. Plants seeds/oz. 15 About inches. Henderson’s Bush Lima Bush Henderson’s This old favorite is also known as 70 days — Lima, and Baby Dwarf, Henderson’s Henderson’s for used favorite old-time An Lima. Bush Earliest The seeds dry to a use. canning, freezing and dry bushy plants are reliable The erect, creamy white. About 75 seeds/oz. and set pods until frost. winner in 1945. About 25 seeds/oz. About 25 winner in 1945. Dixie Butterpea Speckled Dixie Butterpea small, almost round, — Seeds are 75 days Plants brown. darker with speckled reddish-brown tall. 2-feet about to growing vigorous bushy, are long, inches 4 about curved, slightly are pods The in productive Very each. seeds 4 to 3 contain and About 95 seeds/oz. hot, dry conditions. Bush Lima Fordhook 242 version of an old Burpee An improved 80 days — 16 to 20 inches with pods are The plants variety. large, flat greenish-white seeds. 3 to 5 containing AAS climates. Good in Northern and Maritime King of the Garden Lima The vines reach 10 feet and are 102 days — The pods average 5 to 8 inches long. productive. 4 to 6 large, cream colored beans. It Pods contain may not be a good choice as a dry bean for areas plant. Pole-type seasons. growing shorter with About 25 seeds/oz. Snow on the Mountain {CNG} Snow on the Mountain and tall feet 10 to 8 reach Vines — days 120 to 90 productive variety with pods require support. Very 2 to 4 beautiful beans each. The dry containing white of splash a with color in maroon are beans around the eye which gives it the appearance of a About 50 seeds/oz. snow-capped mountain. Securely shop online at www.VictorySeeds.com Securely pound — $ 6.95 ¼ aka Old Homestead) 3031211 — 1 ounce — $ 2.95 — 1 3031211 3030981 — 1 ounce — $ 2.95 ounce 3030981 — 1 3030081 — 1 ounce — $ 2.45 3030821 — 1 ounce — $ 2.45 3030751 — 1 ounce — $ 2.45 ounce — $ 2.45 3030231 — 1 ines reach eight feet. Pods are eight feet. ines reach ounce — $ 2.95 3030921 — ½ 3030083 — 3030082 — 2 ounces — $ 3.55 3030232 — 2 ounces — $ 3.55
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Please share about us with your gardening rely on your word-of-mouth recommendations friends and family. As a small organization, we organization, small a As family. and friends Cherokee Trail of Tears {CNG} Tears of Trail Cherokee from heirloom An old Oklahoma days — 65 to 90 V family. the Wyche Goose {CNG} Indiana Wild The pods are 8 inches long each 100 days — in sandy-brown are that seeds 8 to 5 containing nutty almost an have and ends flattened with color it is dry bean, Primarily referenced as a flavor. About 45 bean stage. quite good at the green shell seeds/oz. six inches and green with purple shading. The shading. with purple and green six inches Used when color. jet-black seeds are a shiny, to left or as green snap beans young and tender oz. seeds/0.5 55 About beans. dry for mature VSC {CNG} Rose’s Grandma heirloom Italian multi-purpose A — 75 to 90 days pole bean with vines reaching 6 to 8 feet(visit our green a as young Harvest history). its for website and mature as a stage, bean, at the green shelling when young and tasty dry bean. Pods are green mature. they as streaks maroon with tan turning shaped and The seeds are large, flattened-oblong About 55 seeds/oz. with maroon streaks. tan ( Kentucky Wonder reliable, early green pole bean. Very A 68 days — maturing, and productive. It can be enjoyed fresh, About 75 seeds/oz. canned, dried, or frozen. Burpee Improved Bush Improved Burpee 75 days — Fatter than Fordhook limas, there are per four to seeds typically three to five pale green clusters in borne are pods The pods. long inch five About 20 seeds/oz. of five to six pods. Rattlesnake pods twist their way the after Named — days 100 and snake around the vines and poles. Used As dry beans, they are young as green beans. About 95 seeds/oz. great in chili or baked dishes. McCaslan An old Southern family heirloom 66 days — The introduced by the Hastings Seed Co. in 1912. prolific vines produce pods that reach 8 inches and The seeds can be used as snap beans or shelled. About 80 seeds/oz. are plump and white. Page 8
C M C M C M C M C M C M C M PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS Y K Y K Y K Y K Y K Y K Y K 39002 Victory Seed Catalog.p0001_impo Dec-28-2017 15:34 Sig:1-A YellowMagentaCyanBlack Page 9 ” up Blood Turnip Blood 3040111 — 4 grams — $ 2.50 $ — grams 4 — 3040111 3040011 — 4 grams — $ 2.15 $ — grams 4 — 3040011 3040131 — 4 grams — $ 2.15 $ — grams 4 — 3040131 2.15 $ — grams 4 — 3040081 2.15 $ — grams 4 — 3040021 2.15 $ — grams 4 — 3040031 Beets (Beta vulgaris) (Beta www.Garden.org Butter Slicer or Formanova) or Slicer Butter aka aka Bolthardy) National Gardening Association (Approximately 50 to 80 seeds/gram) 50 to (Approximately ”today was known as a“ A great gardening resource, check out the check A great gardening resource, beet Historically speaking, beets seem to be a be to seem beets speaking, Historically no firm records of With vegetable. relatively new a call we what 1600s, the to prior existence their “ the late 1880s. until like beets Becausethe plant has longa taproot, too is soil the if However, soil. loam worked, well plants or roots forked experience may you rich, they as toughen to tend Beets seed. to go that canned, varieties can be eaten raw, Table mature. pickled,baked orboiled. 60 days — A Detroit-type beet from Holland that Detroit-type beet from Holland A 60 days — with smooth skin. has deep-red, ringless flesh sowings weather cool withstand to enough Hardy bolting. to resistant highly is and spring in Boltardy ( Boltardy Blood Bull’s variety are quite tasty The tops of this 60 days — and 60 35 days for tops and beautiful. Matures in fordays roots. Golden Burpee’s was bred and This dual purpose variety 55 days — Reportedly Atlee Burpee Company. released by W. are tender The tops available since about 1828. are a dark and excellent cooked as greens. Roots golden color with deep yellow flesh that does not bleed like red beets. Cylindra ( Top Tall Early Wonder flesh crimson-red yields variety This — days 55 bright, and tall, with flattened globe-shaped roots can use the tender You dark green succulent tops. for salads, leaves for greens and the dark red roots pickled, borscht or cooked. Originally introduced to in 1811. the United States 75 days — This Danish variety, as the name variety, This Danish 75 days — produces a beet that is elongated (6 to 8 suggests, many Produces slicing. for ideal it making inches) more uniform slices than globe shape varieties. Sweet, tender and smooth skinned with small, tops. green reddish edible, Detroit Dark Red 58 days — Introduced in the U.S. in 1892, it is said Its to be the most popular garden variety ever. origins are based on the European ‘Early Blood garden, canned good right out of the Very Turnip’. or pickled. Globe shaped, excellent deep blood-red sweet, smooth and tender. color, pound — $ 3.55 pound — $ 3.55 pound — $ 3.55 pound — $ ¼ ¼ ¼ 3030911 — 1 ounce — $ 2.75 3030911 Sweet White Runner) White Sweet 3030563 — 3030093 — 3030293 — 3030562 — 2 ounces — $ 2.45 $ — ounces 2 3030562 — 3030092 — 2 ounces — $ 2.45 $ — ounces 2 3030092 — 3030292 — 2 ounces — $ 2.45 $ — ounces 2 3030292 — WEBSITE NEWS WEBSITE Runner Beans (Phaseolus coccineus) www.VictorySeeds.com
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Runner beans grow well in almost any soil but and well-dug been has which that from benefit with canes, plants manured. Support growing poles, netting or bean frames. For garden & seed related info, visit www.WebGrower.com garden & seed related For 80 days — Prolific and vigorous growth with white quite good when The slender pods are flowers. Flavorful and fleshy with picked young and tender. a fine texture. Pick regularly for a continuous crop. About 25 seeds/oz. White Emergo (aka Emergo White Sweet Lorane Sweet it is a small-seeded fava variety, A 100 days — cover fixer and can be used for great nitrogen garden's soil, when cropping to improve your hardy cold very a also is It fall. the in planted About 48 seeds/oz. variety. Scarlet Runner An heirloom variety cultivated as 60 to 90 days — very vigorous grower and good A early as 1750. planted The vines grow to 18 feet. Often producer. and to attract hummingbirds. as an ornamental Used young as a snap bean or mature as a shelled seeds/oz. 25 About bean. dry or Broad Windsor Broad and are upright that inch plants — 36 to 48 85 days 5 pods contain to 8 inch long The 5 non-branching. a of diameter the about are seeds The seeds. 7 to twice as dollar coin and a little over U.S. quarter About 15 seeds/oz. thick. ® pound — $ 3.55 pound — $ 6.95 ¼ ¼ 3030391 — 1 ounce — $ 2.45 3030391 — 1 ounce — $ 2.45 3030401 — 1 ounce — $ 3030281 — 1 ounce — $ 2.45 3030381 — 1 ounce — $ 2.45 3030381 — 1 3031201 — 1 ounce — $ 2.45 3030312— 2 ounces — $ 2.45 3030313 — 3030403 — (Vicia faba) (Vicia 3030402 — 2 ounces — $ 3.55 3030402 — 2 ounces — 3030282 — 2 ounces — $ 3.55 Fava Beans (Approximately 15 to 20 seeds/ounce) 20 to 15 (Approximately UWWWWWWV Fava beans are not from the same genus as They are used small as you would garden beans. their green or snap beans or if they are a bit past The water. salted in cooking by shelled prime, upper leaves can also be cooked like spinach. Saving rare, threatened, heritage seeds for over for seeds heritage threatened, rare, Saving 20 years! Thank you for your continued20 years! support. Aquadulce This variety can stand very cold 90 days — conditions (to about 15ºF) and can be planted in reach 40 the fall for early spring harvest. Plants seeds/oz. 15 About inches. winner in 1945. About 25 seeds/oz. About 25 winner in 1945. Lima Bush Henderson’s This old favorite is also known as 70 days — Lima, and Baby Dwarf, Henderson’s Henderson’s for used favorite old-time An Lima. Bush Earliest The seeds dry to a use. canning, freezing and dry bushy plants are reliable The erect, creamy white. About 75 seeds/oz. and set pods until frost. King of the Garden Lima The vines reach 10 feet and are 102 days — The pods average 5 to 8 inches long. productive. 4 to 6 large, cream colored beans. It Pods contain may not be a good choice as a dry bean for areas plant. Pole-type seasons. growing shorter with About 25 seeds/oz. Dixie Butterpea Speckled Dixie Butterpea small, almost round, — Seeds are 75 days Plants brown. darker with speckled reddish-brown tall. 2-feet about to growing vigorous bushy, are long, inches 4 about curved, slightly are pods The in productive Very each. seeds 4 to 3 contain and About 95 seeds/oz. hot, dry conditions. Bush Lima Fordhook 242 version of an old Burpee An improved 80 days — 16 to 20 inches with pods are The plants variety. large, flat greenish-white seeds. 3 to 5 containing AAS climates. Good in Northern and Maritime Snow on the Mountain {CNG} Snow on the Mountain and tall feet 10 to 8 reach Vines — days 120 to 90 productive variety with pods require support. Very 2 to 4 beautiful beans each. The dry containing white of splash a with color in maroon are beans around the eye which gives it the appearance of a About 50 seeds/oz. snow-capped mountain. Securely shop online at www.VictorySeeds.com Securely pound — $ 6.95 ¼ aka Old Homestead) 3031211 — 1 ounce — $ 2.95 — 1 3031211 3030981 — 1 ounce — $ 2.95 ounce 3030981 — 1 3030081 — 1 ounce — $ 2.45 3030821 — 1 ounce — $ 2.45 3030751 — 1 ounce — $ 2.45 ounce — $ 2.45 3030231 — 1 ines reach eight feet. Pods are eight feet. ines reach ounce — $ 2.95 3030921 — ½ 3030083 — 3030082 — 2 ounces — $ 3.55 3030232 — 2 ounces — $ 3.55 as our primary form of “advertising.” form as our primary UWWWWWWV Lima Beans & Butterbeans Please share about us with your gardening rely on your word-of-mouth recommendations friends and family. As a small organization, we organization, small a As family. and friends Cherokee Trail of Tears {CNG} Tears of Trail Cherokee from heirloom An old Oklahoma days — 65 to 90 V family. the Wyche The shading. with purple and green six inches Used when color. jet-black seeds are a shiny, to left or as green snap beans young and tender oz. seeds/0.5 55 About beans. dry for mature VSC {CNG} Rose’s Grandma heirloom Italian multi-purpose A — 75 to 90 days pole bean with vines reaching 6 to 8 feet(visit our green a as young Harvest history). its for website and mature as a stage, bean, at the green shelling when young and tasty dry bean. Pods are green mature. they as streaks maroon with tan turning shaped and The seeds are large, flattened-oblong About 55 seeds/oz. with maroon streaks. tan Goose {CNG} Indiana Wild The pods are 8 inches long each 100 days — in sandy-brown are that seeds 8 to 5 containing nutty almost an have and ends flattened with color it is dry bean, Primarily referenced as a flavor. About 45 bean stage. quite good at the green shell seeds/oz. ( Kentucky Wonder reliable, early green pole bean. Very A 68 days — maturing, and productive. It can be enjoyed fresh, About 75 seeds/oz. canned, dried, or frozen. Burpee Improved Bush Improved Burpee 75 days — Fatter than Fordhook limas, there are per four to seeds typically three to five pale green clusters in borne are pods The pods. long inch five About 20 seeds/oz. of five to six pods. McCaslan An old Southern family heirloom 66 days — The introduced by the Hastings Seed Co. in 1912. prolific vines produce pods that reach 8 inches and The seeds can be used as snap beans or shelled. About 80 seeds/oz. are plump and white. Rattlesnake pods twist their way the after Named — days 100 and snake around the vines and poles. Used As dry beans, they are young as green beans. About 95 seeds/oz. great in chili or baked dishes. Page 8
C M C M C M C M C M C M C M PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS Y K Y K Y K Y K Y K Y K Y K 39002 Victory Seed Catalog.p0001_impo Dec-28-2017 15:34 Sig:1-B YellowMagentaCyanBlack Page 10 when crowded. AAS crowded. when dull greenwithabitofmaroon.Holdsshapewell flesh. and uniformdarkred,fine,buttery Tops are Does wellinpoorsoil.Roundwithsmoothskin 55 days— A popularNortheastcanningvariety. Ruby Queen colored skinwithwhiteflesh. roots canreach20to25poundsandhavedull-red livestock and poultry. The oval to spindle-shaped lifted, stored,andprovidevaluablewinterfeedfor are suitable forthetable. Whenmature,theyare once veryimportant tofarmers.Whenyoung,they vanished from modern agriculture but they were nearly have beets Fodder — days 120 to 95 Red MammothFodderBeet excellent homegardenvariety. Freezeswell. hybrids. Non-uniform in maturity making it an numerous sideshoots. Moreproductivethanmany plants withacentral3to4inchheadand introduced in 1890. Compact, 2 to 3 foot high 75 days— An old,reliableEuropeanvariety Di Cicco Early Fall Rapini with smallpurpleheadsforcontinuouscutting. shoots secondary Many harvest. spring early for — days 200 variety over-wintering English, old An Early PurpleSprouting shoots harvested as they develop. Frost shootsresistant. Frost develop. they as harvested the summer. The plants canbe laiddownandside average 3to5inchesacross,andare harvested in central heads,thatarebluish-greenin color, leafy.and produce they spring, the in Planted 80 days—Plants reach36inchestall,are erect Green Sprouting Calabrese flowers open. Thrives in cooler temperatures. early boltingvarietyareharvestedbeforethe the tenderleafyshoots andfloweringheads of this earlyfall, latesummerinto —Sowninthe 55 days roasted with olive oil and salt. garnish inagreensalad,lightlysteamed,or Excellent raw, whenyoungandtenderasa should bepart ofeveryone’s homegarden. and minerals and vitamins of full is broccoli Fresh leaves orsowdirectlyinwarm,moistsoil. outdoors when the plants have developed 4 or 5 late summer for a late fall crop. Transplant inside in early spring for a summer crop and in Historically acoolweathercrop.Start seeds This catalog is filled with the same old things UWWWWWWV (Approximately 250to350seeds/gram) ... thanks to your support! (Brassica oleracea) Broccoli ( B. rapa 3040151 — 4 grams — $ 2.15 3040041 — 4 grams — $ 2.15 ® 3050051 — ½gram $ 2.05 3050031 — ½gram $ 2.05 3050061 — ½gram $ 2.45 3050011 — ½ gram — $ 2.05 winner in 1957. in winner subsp. rapa ) Securely shop online atwww.VictorySeeds.com resistant varieties, itwasreleasedin1920. One top. the on flattened but round are and weight, in pounds 12 about average good, hardheadsthatareteninchesin diameter, 90 days — Heat resistant, fine-flavored, produces standard old variety. sprouts growona20-inchtall plant. This isa 110 days—Closelyset,tight,darkgreen,1½inch Long IslandImproved in 1941by Arthur Whiteof Arkport, New York. fall harvests,itisgoodfreshorfrozen.Introduced inches), dark-green, and firm. Primarily used for produce heavily. The sproutsarelarge(upto1¾ 85 to 110 days — The 20 to 24 inch tall plants Catskill All Seasons(aka Romanesco Broccoli green heads.Cansurvivedryspells. with largecrops ofsideshoots andsolidmedium for latesummerorfallharvests. Compact plants fall. Don’tusethisvarietyforspringplanting.Best 90 days — Bred to survive the increasing cold of Waltham 29 many small, tasty leaves and side shoots. but head central No harvest. spring early an for 40 days— Another varietyofBroccoliRaabsown Spring Rapini green color. Plants lookslikecauliflowerplants. unique, beautiful,spiralingpattern thatisalight- variant ofcauliflower. Itsheadsincorporatea 95 days—Relatedtobroccoli,itisactuallya as broccoli. broccoli. as hardy. winter very generally are They Brussels Sprouts requirethesamebasicculture planted inthesummerforfallharvests. so thattheydonotdryout.Somevarieties canbe amounts ofdirectsunlight.Checkmoistureoften at nightexposingtheplantstoincreasing outside intotheshadeandthenreturningindoors to theoutdoors. Dothiseverydaybymovingpots seedlings should be hardened off or acclimated frost date. Two weeksbeforetransplanting,the indoors, four weeks prior to your last expected Spring plantedcabbageisusuallystarted (Brassica oleracea UWWWWWWV UWWWWWWV (Approximately 150to200seeds/gram) (Approximately 150to200seeds/gram) (Brassica oleracea rses Sprouts Brussels ( B. rapa Cabbage Vandegaw 3070231 — ½gram$1.95 3060021 — ½ gram— $ 1.95 3050021 — ½ gram—$2.05 3050081 — ½ gram—$2.45 3050091 — ½gram$2.05 3060011 — ½ gram — $ 1.95 ( subsp. rapa B. oleracea var. var of the first Yellows or gemmifera) Succession) . capitata) ) var. botrytis) is an old, 18 old, an is harvest andstores well.Somesources state that it hardy, late-season variety. Good for fall/winter 70 days—Largedrumhead-typecabbage.Cold Brunswick fall. and spring in best Grows areas. hardy, 'Bok Choy' is a good choice for cool climate 60 days — Fast growing, slow to bolt, and cold Bok Choy market variety thatisbecomingrare. having a 1924 introduction date. An excellent good keeper, they are one of the best late fall and inches deepby10to 12inchesindiameter. A 110 days— The flattenedovalheadsareabout7 Late FlatDutch Golden storage, and for kraut. Released in 1903. It isagoodearlyvariety, agoodkeeper, idealfor weight. in pounds ten and diameter in inches nine 100 days—Headsareblue-greenandcanreach Glory of Enkhuizen Yellows resistant.Datesbacktothelate1700s. flavor. tender fine a with heads green diameter in 7-inch Plants conical, with short-stemmed are well. over-winter does but harvest summer a 75 days— An earlyvariety, itisgenerally grownfor Early Jersey Wakefield 100 days Drumhead 'Ditmarscher'. Introduced in 1909. variety, German old the be to believed Keeps 4 pounds. 3 to average heads is It well. 100 days Market Copenhagen Chinese cabbage grown in America. summer for a fall crop. The most common in height.Interiorsareself-blanching.Plantmid- upright, 4inchesindiameterand14to24 90 days Chinese Michihli Dates toatleast1889. selected and released in the late 19th century. conical shaped,reaching4to6pounds.First 85 days—Headsare dark-green, compact, and Charleston Wakefield long-standing variety but is is but variety long-standing Yellows resistant. 5 pounds. 3 to weigh and variety, early An a not 7 inchesindiameter, round,grey-greenincolor 64 days— The headsaretightly folded,solid,5to Can reach12poundsunderidealconditions. with goodwrapperleaves,flattenedandlarge. For garden&seed related info,visit www.WebGrower.com Acre — Produces cylindrical heads that are — The headsareblue-greenincolor — Solid,6to8inchdiameter, round ( B. rapa ChinensisGroup th Century variety while others list it as (Brassica rapa) 3070251 — ½gram$1.95 3070051 — ½gram$1.95 3070091 — ½gram$1.95 3070041 — ½gram$1.95 3070081 — ½gram$1.95 3070021 —½gram$1.95 3070241 — ½ gram— $ 1.95 3070221 — ½ gram— $ 1.95 3070011 — ½ gram — $ 1.95 ) tender, sweet,withbrightorangeroots. in the 1830s. It is stump-rooted, 5 to 5½ inch long, 70 days — This variety was developed in France Chantenay, Red Cored harvesting throughout the winter. toleranant allowsittobesownin August for variety usedprimarilyforprocessing.Cold long and2½inchesindiameter. PopularEuropean 85 days — Bright-orange roots reach 12-inches Autumn King( more intensewhencooked. that givesthemtheirredcolor. The colorgets inches inlength.HighLycopene, thepigment 65 days— Tapered inshape reachingabout9 Atomic Red makes itagoodchoiceforgreenhouseuse. nearly coreless. Exceptional forcing variety, which tipped, cylindrical,deep-orangecarrotthatis variety, itisasmall,4to6inchlong,slim,stump- 50 to70days—Often grownasanearlyseason Amsterdam varieties forstorage. Yellows resistant. pounds. Stands wellandisoneofthebestred 4 to 2 weighing heads colored red-purple flattened, diameter, in inches 7 to 5 solid, produce round, 100 days—Compactplants withshortstems Red excellent flavor. crumpled, darkgreenleaves.Very tenderwithan 90 days—Savoy-typecabbagewithdeeply Perfection raw, cookedorpickled.Nicedeepcolor. heads thathavefineflavorandkeeps well.Great yields large (four to seven pound), red, solid, round 105 days—Well adaptedformostareasand Mammoth RedRock(aka Red Danish) some oftheearliestrecordedcabbages. early wintercabbages.FlatDutchvarietiesare white incolorandconsideredundesirable. years ago—beforethattimetheywerepurpleor began developing orange carrots about 400 higher thecontentofBeta Carotene.Breeders Generally, the brighter the orange color, the of August. first inches apart. Makesuccessiveplantingsuntilthe ground canbeworked.Space rows12to18 Sow directly into the garden as early as the Acre UWWWWWWV (Approximately 400to650seeds/gram) aka Flakkee (Daucus carota) Carrots 3070071 — ½ gram— $ 1.95 3070061 — ½ gram— $ 1.95 3070201 — ½gram $ 1.95 3070211 — ½ gram — $ 1.95 3090171 — 1gram$1.95 3090191 — 1gram$1.95 3090011 — 1 gram — $ 1.95 3090111 — 1 gram — $ 2.50 or Long Flacoro) Page 11
C M C M C M C M C M C M C M PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS Y K Y K Y K Y K Y K Y K Y K 39002 Victory Seed Catalog.p0001_impo Dec-28-2017 15:34 Sig:1-C Black Page 11 Long Flacoro) Long or 3090111 — 1 gram — $ 2.50 $ — gram 1 — 3090111 3090011 — 1 gram — $ 1.95 $ — gram 1 — 3090011 3090191 — 1 gram — $ 1.95 3090191 3090171 — 1 gram — $ 1.95 3090171 3070211 — ½ gram — $ 1.95 $ — gram ½ — 3070211 3070201 — ½ gram — $ 1.95 ½ gram — — 3070201 $ 1.95 — — ½ gram 3070061 $ 1.95 — ½ gram — 3070071 Carrots (Daucus carota) aka Flakkee (Approximately 400 to 650 seeds/gram) UWWWWWWV Acre Sow directly into the garden as early as the as early as garden the into directly Sow rows 12 to 18 ground can be worked. Space Make successive plantings until the inches apart. first of August. the color, orange the brighter the Generally, Carotene. Breeders higher the content of Beta 400 about carrots orange developing began years ago — before that time they were purple or white in color and considered undesirable. early winter cabbages. Flat Dutch varieties are Flat Dutch cabbages. early winter recorded cabbages. the earliest some of Danish) Red Rock (aka Mammoth Red most areas and adapted for Well 105 days — yieldslarge (four to seven pound), red, solid, round well. Great fine flavor and keeps heads that have Nice deep color. cooked or pickled. raw, Perfection cabbage with deeply 90 days — Savoy-type with an tender Very crumpled, dark green leaves. excellent flavor. Red with short stems 100 days — Compact plants round, produce solid, 5 to 7 inches in diameter, flattened, red-purple colored heads weighing 2 to 4 well and is one of the best red pounds. Stands resistant. Yellows varieties for storage. Amsterdam grown as an early season 50 to 70 days — Often it is a small, 4 to 6 inch long, slim, stump- variety, tipped, cylindrical, deep-orange carrot that is which variety, forcing Exceptional coreless. nearly makes it a good choice for greenhouse use. Red Atomic in shape reaching about 9 Tapered 65 days — the pigment inches in length. High in Lycopene, The color gets that gives them their red color. more intense when cooked. Autumn King ( 85 days — Bright-orange roots reach 12-inches reach roots Bright-orange — days 85 Popular European long and 2½ inches in diameter. variety used primarily for processing. Cold August for toleranant allows it to be sown in winter. the throughout harvesting Cored Red Chantenay, France in developed was variety This — days 70 long, inch 5½ to 5 stump-rooted, is It 1830s. the in sweet, with bright orange roots. tender, ) 3070011 — ½ gram — $ 1.95 $ — gram ½ — 3070011 3070221 — ½ gram — $ 1.95 — ½ gram — 3070221 $ 1.95 — ½ gram — 3070241 3070021 — ½ gram — $ 1.95 $ 1.95 — ½ gram — 3070081 $ 1.95 — ½ gram — 3070041 $ 1.95 — ½ gram — 3070091 $ 1.95 — ½ gram — 3070051 3070251 — ½ gram — $ 1.95 — ½ gram 3070251
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Century variety while others list it as it list others while variety Century th B. rapa Chinensis Group Chinensis B. rapa ( — Solid, 6 to 8 inch diameter, round — Solid, 6 to 8 inch diameter, — The heads are blue-green in color — — Produces cylindrical heads that are that heads cylindrical Produces — Acre For garden & seed related info, visit www.WebGrower.com garden & seed related For with good wrapper leaves, flattened and large. Can reach 12 pounds under ideal conditions. are tightly folded, solid, 5 to The heads 64 days — round, grey-green in color 7 inches in diameter, not a Anearly variety, andweigh 3to 5pounds. resistant. Yellows long-standingvariety but is Charleston Wakefield 85 days and — Heads are dark-green, compact, 4 to 6 pounds. First conical shaped, reaching century. 19th late the in released and selected Dates to at least 1889. Michihli Chinese 90 days and 14 to 24 inches upright, 4 inches in diameter Plant mid- in height. Interiors are self-blanching. common most The crop. fall a for summer America. in grown cabbage Chinese Copenhagen Market 100 days well. It is headsaverage 3to 4pounds. Keeps believedtobe the old German variety, 1909. in Introduced 'Ditmarscher'. Drumhead 100 days Wakefield Jersey Early grown for it is generally An early variety, 75 days — a summer harvest but does over-winter well. are short-stemmed with conical,Plants 7-inch in diameter green heads with a fine tender flavor. resistant. Dates back to the late 1700s. Yellows Enkhuizen of Glory 100 days — Heads are blue-green and can reach nine inches in diameter and ten pounds in weight. ideal for a good keeper, It is a good early variety, 1903. in Released kraut. for and storage, Golden Late Flat Dutch The flattened oval heads are about 7 days — 110 A inches deep by 10 to 12 inches in diameter. and fall late best the of one are they keeper, good having a 1924 introduction date. An excellent An date. introduction 1924 a having that is becoming rare. market variety Bok Choy Bok Choy 60 days — Fast growing, slow to bolt, and coldand bolt, to slow growing, Fast days— 60 climate cool for choice good a is Choy' 'Bok hardy, areas. Grows best in springand fall. Brunswick Cold drumhead-type cabbage. 70 days — Large fall/winter for Good variety. late-season hardy, harvest and that stores it well. Somesources state is an old, 18 ) botrytis var. ) . capitata) Succession) gemmifera) or of the first Yellows first the of var var. B. oleracea B. rapa subsp. ( 3060011 — ½ gram — $ 1.95 $ — gram ½ — 3060011 3050091 — ½ gram — $ 2.05 — ½ gram 3050091 — $ 2.45 — ½ gram 3050081 — ½ gram — $ 2.05 3050021 3060021 — ½ gram — $ 1.95 — ½ gram — 3060021 3070231 — ½ gram — $ 1.95 3070231 Vandegaw Vandegaw Cabbage B. rapa ( Brussels Sprouts (Brassica oleracea (Approximately 150 to 200 seeds/gram) (Approximately 150 to 200 seeds/gram) (Approximately 150 to 200 UWWWWWWV UWWWWWWV (Brassica oleracea Spring planted cabbage is usually started Spring expected last your to prior weeks four indoors, weeks before transplanting, the Two frost date. acclimated or off hardened be should seedlings Do this every day by moving pots to the outdoors. into the shade and then returning indoors outside at night exposing the plants to increasing of direct sunlight. Check moisture often amounts so that they do not dry out. Some varieties can be planted in the summer for fall harvests. Brussels Sprouts require the same basic culture Brussels Sprouts Theyare generally very winter hardy. as broccoli. 95 days — Related to broccoli, it is actually a to broccoli, it — Related 95 days a Its heads incorporate of cauliflower. variant that is a light- pattern beautiful, spiraling unique, looks like cauliflower plants. Plants green color. Rapini Spring of Broccoli Raab sown Another variety 40 days — for an early spring harvest. No central head but shoots. side and leaves tasty small, many 29 Waltham of cold increasing the survive to Bred — days 90 for spring planting. Best fall. Don’t use this variety plants Compact for late summer or fall harvests. and solid medium of side shoots with large crops dry spells. green heads. Can survive Romanesco Broccoli Romanesco All Seasons (aka Catskill plants tall inch 24 to 20 The — days 110 to 85 The sprouts are large (up to 1¾ produce heavily. for used Primarily firm. and dark-green, inches), fall harvests, it is good fresh or frozen. Introduced York. Arkport, New Arthur White of in 1941 by Long Island Improved set, tight, dark green, 1½ inch days — Closely 110 This is a plant. sprouts grow on a 20-inch tall variety. old standard 90 days — Heat resistant, fine-flavored, produces fine-flavored, resistant, Heat — days 90 good, hard heads that are ten inches in diameter, averageabout 12 pounds in weight, and are round butflattened onthe top. One varieties, it was released in 1920. resistant Securely shop online at www.VictorySeeds.com Securely ) rapa subsp. winner in 1957. 3050011 — ½ gram — $ 2.05 $ — gram ½ — 3050011 3050061 — ½ gram — $ 2.45 — ½ gram — 3050061 3050031 — ½ gram — $ 2.05 — ½ gram — 3050031 $ 2.05 — ½ gram — 3050051 ® 3040041 — 4 grams — $ 2.15 $ — grams 4 — 3040041 3040151 — 4 grams — $ 2.15 $ — grams 4 — 3040151 B. rapa ( Broccoli (Brassica oleracea ) ... thanks to your support! your to thanks ... (Approximately 250 to 350 seeds/gram) (Approximately 250 to 350 UWWWWWWV This catalog is filled with the same old things old same the with filled is catalog This Historically a cool weather crop. Start seeds crop. Start Historically a cool weather in and crop summer a for spring early in inside Transplant crop. fall late a for summer late 5 or 4 developed have plants the when outdoors leaves or sow directly in warm, moist soil. Fresh broccoli is full of vitamins and minerals and garden. home of everyone’s should be part when young and tender as a Excellent raw, garnish in a green salad, lightly steamed, or salt. and oil olive with roasted 55 days — Sown in the late summer into early fall, this of and flowering heads the tender leafy shoots early bolting variety are harvested before the temperatures. cooler in Thrives open. flowers Calabrese Sprouting Green erect reach 36 inches tall, are 80 days — Plants Planted in the spring, they produce and leafy. central heads, that are bluish-green in color, average 3 to 5 inches across, and are harvested in can be laid down and side The plants the summer. harvested as they develop. Frost resistant. shoots Di Cicco Di An old, reliable European variety 75 days — high foot 3 to 2 Compact, 1890. in introduced with a central 3 to 4 inch head and plants More productive than many numerous side shoots. an it making maturity in Non-uniform hybrids. Freezes well. excellent home garden variety. Early Purple Sprouting An old English, over-wintering variety 200 days — for early spring harvest. Many secondary shoots with small purple heads for continuous cutting. Rapini Fall Early Red Mammoth Fodder Beet Fodder Red Mammoth 95 to 120 days — Fodderbeets have nearly weretheybut agriculture modern from vanished young, they farmers. When to important once very they are When mature, for the table. are suitable feed for and provide valuable winter stored, lifted, spindle-shaped to oval The poultry. and livestock dull-red 20 to 25 pounds and have can reach roots with white flesh. colored skin Ruby Queen popular Northeast canning variety. A 55 days — with smooth skin Does well in poor soil. Round are Tops butteryand uniform dark red, fine, flesh. Holds shape well dull green with a bit of maroon. when crowded. AAS Page 10
C M C M C M C M C M C M C M PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS Y K Y K Y K Y K Y K Y K Y K 39002 Victory Seed Catalog.p0001_impo Dec-28-2017 15:34 Sig:1-D Black Page 12 St. Valery ( table, juicingandstorage. stump-rooted, tenderandsweetflavored. Good for 75 days—Brightorange,5to6inches long, Shin Kuroda strong top with 4 to 5 inch semi-tapered roots. 68 days—Outstanding forflavor, thisstrainhasa Scarlet Nantes a goodstoragevariety. sweet andcrisp,holdswellintheground,are and reach about 8-inches in length. They are 68 days—Smoothskinned,cylindricalinshape, Nantes Fancy dimension ofcolortoyourveggieplatter. They aretasty, carrots have been around since the early 1600s. 60 days — Originating in Northern Europe, white Lunar White carrots.for useasbabygourmet they canbeharvestedattheyoung,tenderstage small cores.Becausethecolordevelops early, three inchlong,blunttips,withsmoothskinand 60 days — Deep-orange color, one-half inch by Little Fingers variety ofsoils. in awide flavored. Popular Asian marketvariety. Doeswell rooted, cylindrical shaped, tender and sweet 85 days—Brightorange,7to9inchlong,stump- Kuroda stores well. An AAS An well. stores also It flesh. deep-orange with cored small length, 75 days—Slender, slighttaper, 6to7½inchesin Imperator 58 market processing.Introducedin1971. and theplantisheattolerant.Forhome red color, 7to8incheslong. The tops arelarge 73 days — Works in most soils. Uniform orange- Danvers 126 Six to eight inch long, sweet Danvers-type carrot. interesting and tasty addition to a veggie platter. outside andorangeontheinside. They makean the on purple Bright centuries. for cultivated been have carrots colored Purple — days 60 Cosmic Purple drying, orfreezing. long, reddish-orange and sweet. canning, Good for soils. This stump-tippedandcylindrical,5to7inch — 70 days A orshallow goodvarietyforheavy Chantenay, Royal orange-red, 10to12 incheslong,andexception- 80 to90days— The roots aresmooth,bright aka nutritious, and add one more James Scarlet) ® winner in 1933. 3090151 — 1gram$1.95 3090071 — 1gram$1.95 3090201 — 1gram$1.95 3090131 — 1gram$2.50 3090101 — 1 gram—$1.95 3090161 — 1 gram—$1.95 3090051 — 1 gram—$1.95 3090031 — 1 gram—$1.95 3090121 — 1 gram—$2.50 3090021 — 1gram$1.95 Securely shop online atwww.VictorySeeds.com a blunt end. Introduced in 1928. taper and to long, shoulder the inches from slightly Roots aredeep-orangecolored,average8to10 75 days—Distinct,darkpurplish-greenfoliage. Tendersweet, Henderson’s France stated that it was already an old variety. ally sweetandtender. In1885,Vilmorin Seedsof are sixtoeightinchesacross. the whitecolor. Doesnotrequiretying until heads the cool fall weather and cover the head to keep 68 days— A snowball-typewithleavesthatcurlin Snowball Self-Blanching European variety. the small,solidheadsremainbrightwhite.Old protecting or self-blanching. With little intervention, 68 days—Growsinsucha way thatitisself- Lecerf ( upright foliage,alsoknownasthewrapperleaves. across, and protected from frost by its dense, heads areheavy, brightwhite,about7-inches but developedforfreezingorprocessing.Its 70 days— A lateseasonvariety, excellentfresh, Igloo It isreliable,excellentfreshandalsofreezeswell. with goodfoliagecoverageandmaturesuniformly. about sixinchesacross.Itisamedium-sizedplant average between 3 to 5 pounds in weight and 55 days—Headsaresmooth,purewhiteincolor, Early Snowball frames. cold in variety forsuccessionplantingaswellgrowing surrounded bydarkgreenleaves.Itisagood 68 days— The headsarelargeandtight All-Y detailed histories, andtonsofgreat photos frozen, pickled,orasamashedpotato substitute. tight. Cauliflowercanbeenjoyedraw, steamed, Harvest the heads at their peak while they are they reachthesizeofagolfball. by tying the outer leaves around the heads when required forsomevarieties. This isaccomplished cause theheadstodiscolorsoblanchingmaybe allowed to mature during the fall. Sunlight will seeds aretypicallysowninthesummerand Since the"heads"bestdevelopincoolweather, Many more varieties,researched and UWWWWWWV ear-Round (Approximately 220to280seeds/gram) (Brassica oleracea are availableonour website. aka Le Cerf) Cauliflower 3100051—¼gram$1.85 3100021 — ¼gram $ 1.85 3100041 —¼gram$1.85 3100031 —¼gram$1.85 3100011 —¼gram$1.85 3090181 — 1gram$1.95 3090211 — 1 gram — $ 1.95 var. botrytis) A long-standing varietythatdevelops seedstalks 75 days—Released bytheVirginia AES in1979. Champion resistant toboltingandsomeFusariumwilts. green incolor, andsmooth-ribbed.Heavyyielding, 100 days—Strong uprightstalks thataredark Ventura Tolerance towesterncelerymosaicvirus. Resistant toboronandmagnesiumdeficiencies. feet tall. Stalks aresmooth,thick,anddarkgreen. 105 days — Compact plants that reach 2 about Tendercrisp green, crisp, tender and t that reach about 30 inches in height. Medium dark 110 days—Eleventotwelveinchstalksonplants Tall Utah 52-70 foliage. Stocky 90 days—Vigorous withupright,mediumgreen Golden Self-Blanching Celery) Giant Prague Celeriac (aka Rooted or sliced for salads. Introduced in 1871. harvested and stored. Used to flavor soups, stews, diameter canbeeatenfresh.Largerones hollow stalks, areused.Roots uptotwoinchesin the not root, the but celery like Grown — days 120 For garden&seed related info,visit www.WebGrower.com they becometoughwithage. planting andcontinueharvestingtheleaves as Start cuttingindividualleavesabout65daysfrom between 50ºand80ºF, forfallharvest. sow inlatespring,whenthesoiltemperatures are winter andspringharvests. Incolderclimates, In theSouth,sowinlatesummerorearly fallfor 10ºF, to down survive heat. in thrive but Although a type of kale, they are cold-hardy, can ground loadedwithorganicmatter. Biennial. They are a very heavy feeder and like rich, fertile Keep mulchedtoensuresoilmoistureretention. inches apart inrows2to 3 feetapart. after dangeroffrosthaspassed. Space 6to9 Set out when plants are 3 to 5 inches tall and moist but not wet. weeks. Duringgermination,keepsoilconsistently Germination isslowandcantakeuptothree Start indoorsfromFebruarythrough April. UWWWWWWV (Approximately 250to300seeds/gram) Celery & Celeriac & Celery (Brassica oleracea Apium graveolens var. rapaceum (Approximately 900 seeds/gram) (Apium graveolens) , solid, thick stalks blanch easily. Collards 3110081 —¼gram — $1.85 3110071 —¼gram — $1.85 3110031 —¼gram — $1.85 3110021 —¼gram — $1.85 3110011 — ¼ gram — $ 1.85 asty. Releasedin1953. var. viridis) or German boiling. Itisboltandfrostresistant. leaves withamildcabbage-likeflavor. Usedfor 75 days — Large, upright, 24 inch tall, dark green Vates withstand lightfreezing heading, juicy blue-green wavy leaves will heat and cold tolerant and slow to bolt. Non- 70 days— Traditional Southernvarietythatis Georgia ( inches tall. Slow to bolt. leaves ontall, fast-growingplants thatreach36 79 days— An old-timefavoritewithbroadwavy Morris Heading feet tall. cabbage-like flavor. Plants growup to aboutthree blue-green leavesonthirtyinchplants. selection of'Vates'. Hardy, widelyadapted,dark slower inthespringfollowingfallplanting.Itisa ornamental varieties. seeds/oz. 90 About between. The kernelsarenotshinyliketypical in shades mauve, pink,green,browns,bluesand beautiful, muted, soft, earth-tones - gold, bronze, 95 days—Earsare8to 10 inches,coloredin Earth Tones used for flouror cornmeal. About 100seeds/oz. appear. Usedforroasting orfryingbutgenerally on pinktoredcobs. An occasionalwhite ear may 6 earsperstalk. Kernelsaresolidorstripedred least 1845.Stalks reach10to12feettallwith2 sinceat grownintheU.S. —Oldvariety 120 days Bloody Butcher feed. About 70 seeds/oz. variety thatisalsousedforgrits, animal meal, and with two large, yellow ears. This is a roasting from Hickman County, TN. Stalks reach 8-feet — days 120 to 80 A heirloom family Pendergrass Big Daddy's used forpopping,flour, mealandanimalfeed. stage. tomaturity, Othersaregrown dried and can beeatenfreshwhileintheyoung“milk” modern, supersweetears.Mostvarietiesofcorn People todayassociate“eatingcorn diet ofcarbohydrates,proteinsandfats. and providingtheircultivatorswithabalanced supporting eachotherthroughtheirlifecycles three sisterswereplantedandgrowntogether, Three Sisters. Along withbeansandsquash,the In Native American lore,maizewasoneofthe Check ourwebsiteformorerarevarieties. 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C M C M C M C M C M C M C M PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS Y K Y K Y K Y K Y K Y K Y K 39002 Victory Seed Catalog.p0001_impo Dec-28-2017 15:34 Sig:1-D Black Page 13 ” with ” which improves the which improves 3130011 — 1 gram — $ 2.15 3130011 3130041 — 1 gram — $ 2.15 1 gram — $ — 3130041 1 — 3130021 2.15 $ — gram 1 — 3130031 2.15 $ — gram 3140101 — 1 ounce — $ 2.95 3140141 — 1 ounce — $ 2.95 3140381 — 1 ounce — $ 2.95 (Zea mays) 3140102 — 2 ounces — $ 3.95 (Dent-type) Southern) (Dent-type) (Dent-type) Corn (Maize) aka UWWWWWWV Check our website for more rare varieties. In Native American lore, maize was one of the American lore, maize was In Native Along with beans and squash, the Three Sisters. three sisters were planted and grown together, supporting each other through their life cycles and providing their cultivators with a balanced diet of carbohydrates, proteins and fats. People today associate “eating corn modern, super sweet ears. Most varieties of corn can be eaten fresh while in the young “milk” dried and Others are grown to maturity, stage. meal and animal feed. used for popping, flour, Bloody Butcher 120 days — Old variety grown in the U.S. since at reach 10 to 12 feet tall with 2 to least 1845. Stalks Kernels are solid or striped red 6 ears per stalk. ear may An occasional white on pink to red cobs. Used for roasting or frying but generally appear. About 100 seeds/oz. used for flour orcorn meal. Earth Tones 10 inches, colored in 95 days — Ears are 8 to bronze, gold, - earth-tones soft, muted, beautiful, mauve, pink, green, browns, blues and shades in The kernels are not shiny like typical between. About90seeds/oz. varieties. ornamental Big Daddy's Big Pendergrass family heirloom A 80 to 120 days — 8-feet reach Stalks TN. County, Hickman from roasting a is This ears. yellow large, two with and meal, animal variety that is also used for grits, About70seeds/oz. feed. cabbage-like flavor. Plants grow up to about three grow up to about Plants flavor. cabbage-like feet tall. Heading Morris favorite with broad wavy An old-time 79 days — that reach 36 plants fast-growing leaves on tall, bolt. to Slow tall. inches slower in the spring following fall planting. It is a planting. It is following fall in the spring slower adapted, dark widely Hardy, of 'Vates'. selection plants. thirty inch leaves on blue-green ( Georgia variety that is Southern Traditional 70 days — Non- bolt. to slow and tolerant cold and heat will leaves wavy blue-green juicy heading, light freezing withstand Vates green dark tall, inch 24 upright, Large, — days 75 Used for flavor. leaves with a mild cabbage-like resistant. boiling. It is bolt and frost German or viridis) var. var. asty. Released in 1953. asty. 3110011 — ¼ gram — $ 1.85 $ — gram ¼ — 3110011 3110021 — ¼ gram — $ 1.85 3110021 — $ 1.85 — ¼ gram 3110031 — $ 1.85 — ¼ gram 3110071 — $ 1.85 — ¼ gram 3110081 Collards , solid, thick stalks blanch easily. blanch stalks thick solid, , (Apium graveolens) (Apium (Approximately 900 seeds/gram) 900 (Approximately Apium graveolens var. rapaceum var. graveolens Apium
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Keep mulched to ensure soil moisture retention. Keep mulched to ensure soil fertile rich, like and feeder heavy very a are They Biennial. matter. ground loaded with organic Set out when plants are 3 to 5 inches tall and tall inches 5 to 3 are plants when out Set 6 to 9 Space has passed. danger of frost after to 3 feet apart. in rows 2 inches apart Start indoors from February through April. from February through indoors Start three is slow and can take up to Germination germination, keep soil consistently weeks. During wet. not but moist Start cutting individual leaves about 65 days from Start planting and continue harvesting the leaves as they become tough with age. In the South, sow in late summer or early fall for In colder climates, winter and spring harvests. sow in late spring, when the soil temperatures are for fall harvest . between 50º and 80ºF, Although a type of kale, they are cold-hardy, can cold-hardy, are they kale, of type a Although but thrive in heat. survive down to 10ºF, For garden & seed related info, visit www.WebGrower.com garden & seed related For Giant Prague Celeriac (aka Rooted Celeriac Prague Giant 120 days — Grown like celery but the root, not the up to two inches in used. Roots are hollow stalks, Larger ones can be diameter can be eaten fresh. stews, soups, flavor to Used stored. and harvested 1871. in Introduced salads. for sliced or Celery) Golden Self-Blanching with upright, medium green 90 days — Vigorous foliage. Stocky 52-70 Utah Tall to twelve inch stalks on plants days — Eleven 110 dark Medium height. in inches 30 about reach that t and tender crisp, green, Tendercrisp aboutreach 2 that plants Compact — days 105 are smooth, thick, and dark green. Stalks feet tall. to boron and magnesium deficiencies. Resistant to western celery mosaic virus. Tolerance Ventura that are dark upright stalks 100 days — Strong and smooth-ribbed. Heavy yielding, green in color, to bolting and some Fusarium wilts. resistant Champion AES in 1979. 75 days — Released by the Virginia seed stalks long-standing variety that develops A botrytis) var. 3090211 — 1 gram — $ 1.95 $ — gram 1 — 3090211 3090181 — 1 gram — $ 1.95 1 gram — $ — 3090181 3100011 — ¼ gram — $ 1.85 3100011 3100031 — ¼ gram — $ 1.85 3100041 — ¼ gram — $ 1.85 $ 1.85 — ¼ gram — 3100021 3100051 — ¼ gram — $ 1.85 Cauliflower Le Cerf) aka are available on our website. available on our are (Brassica oleracea (Brassica (Approximately 220 to 280 seeds/gram) (Approximately 220 to 280 ear-Round UWWWWWWV Many more varieties, researched and varieties, researched Many more Since the "heads" best develop in cool weather, Since the "heads" best develop the summer and seeds are typically sown in will Sunlight fall. the during mature to allowed so blanching may be cause the heads to discolor This is accomplished required for some varieties. when heads the around leaves outer the tying by ball. they reach the size of a golf are they while peak their at heads the Harvest steamed, raw, tight. Cauliflower can be enjoyed substitute. potato frozen, pickled, or as a mashed detailed histories, and tons of great photos detailed histories, and tons of great All-Y The heads are large and tight and 68 days — surrounded by dark green leaves. It is a good variety for succession planting as well as growing incold frames. Early Snowball 55 days — Heads are smooth, pure white in color, and weight in pounds 5 to 3 between average about six inches across. It is a medium-sized plant with good foliage coverage and matures uniformly. It is reliable, excellent fresh and also freezes well. Igloo fresh, excellent late season variety, A 70 days — but developed for freezing or processing. Its bright white, about 7-inches heads are heavy, dense, its by frost from protected and across, upright foliage, also known as the wrapper leaves. Lecerf ( way that it is self- 68 days — Grows in such a intervention, little With self-blanching. or protecting the small, solid heads remain bright white. Old variety. European Self-Blanching Snowball with leaves that curl in snowball-type A 68 days — keep to head the cover and weather fall cool the until heads Does not require tying the white color. are six to eight inches across. ally sweet and tender. In 1885, Vilmorin Seeds of Seeds In 1885, Vilmorin and tender. ally sweet variety. old an already was it that stated France Henderson’s Tendersweet, foliage. dark purplish-green 75 days — Distinct, 8 to 10 colored, average Roots are deep-orange slightly frominches the shoulder long, to and taper 1928. in Introduced end. blunt a Securely shop online at www.VictorySeeds.com Securely 3090021 — 1 gram — $ 1.95 — 1 gram 3090021 — 1 gram — $ 2.50 3090121 — 1 gram — $ 1.95 3090031 3090051 — 1 gram — $ 1.95 3090051 — 1 gram — $ 1.95 3090161 — 1 gram — $ 1.95 3090101 — 1 gram — $ 2.50 3090131 — 1 gram — $ 1.95 3090201 — 1 gram — $ 1.95 3090071 — 1 gram — $ 1.95 3090151 winner in 1933. in winner ® James Scarlet) nutritious, and add one more one add and nutritious, aka 80 to 90 days — The roots are smooth, bright The roots 80 to 90 days — orange-red, 10 to 12 inches long, and exception- Chantenay, Royal Chantenay, for heavy good variety or shallow A 70 days — 5 to 7 inch cylindrical, and This stump-tipped soils. forGoodcanning, sweet. and reddish-orange long, drying, or freezing. Cosmic Purple 60 days — Purple colored carrots have been cultivatedfor centuries. Bright purple on the an They make on the inside. outside and orange platter. veggie a to addition tasty and interesting carrot. Danvers-type sweet long, inch eight to Six Danvers 126 orange- Uniform soils. most in Works — days 73 are large The tops 7 to 8 inches long. red color, For home and and the plant is heat tolerant. in 1971. market processing. Introduced Imperator 58 6 to 7½ inches in slight taper, 75 days — Slender, length, small cored with deep-orange flesh. It also stores well. An AAS Kuroda 7 to 9 inch long, stump- 85 days — Bright orange, sweet and tender shaped, cylindrical rooted, Does well Asian market variety. flavored. Popular in a wide variety of soils. Fingers Little by inch one-half color, Deep-orange — days 60 three inch long, blunt tips, with smooth skin and early, small cores. Because the color develops they can be harvested at the young, tender stage for use as baby gourmet carrots. Lunar White white Europe, Northern in Originating — days 60 1600s. early the since around been have carrots They are tasty, dimension of color to your veggie platter. Nantes Fancy 68 days — Smooth skinned, cylindrical in shape, are They length. in 8-inches about reach and sweet and crisp, holds well in the ground, and are a good storage variety. Scarlet Nantes this strain has a for flavor, 68 days — Outstanding roots. semi-tapered inch 5 to 4 with top strong Shin Kuroda 75 days — Bright orange, 5 to 6 inches long, Good for stump-rooted, tender and sweet flavored. table, juicing and storage. ( Valery St. Page 12
C M C M C M C M C M C M C M PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS Y K Y K Y K Y K Y K Y K Y K 39002 Victory Seed Catalog.p0001_impo Dec-28-2017 15:34 Sig:1-C Black Page 14 200 seeds per ½ ounce. brown, purple, pink, blue, white and orange. About varying in color including red, yellow, black, gray, are shiny, often pearlyinappearance,bright,and narrow, small, 3 to Kernels each. ears inch, 5 to 3 105 days—Stalks growtoabout6feettall with2 Miniature Colored (Popcorn) 14-16 rowsofkernels. About 125seeds/ounce. grow 5-6 feet tall and bear 7-inch long ears with darken to a deep blue-black at maturity. Stalks Kernels arelightcoloredatthefreshstage but 85 days—Very sweet andflavorful. Midnight Snack popped. About 170seeds/oz. unusually tender, sweet,andpure whitewhen Kernels arearranged irregularly oncobandare about 4incheslongby2indiameter. stalk. per ears 3 to 2 thick, and short are ears The plants reachabout5feettall. Eachplantproduces lost its appeal to home gardeners. Dwarf in habit, 85 days — A very old popcorn variety that has not Japanese Hulless are actually fairly uncommon. About 100 seeds/oz. its unique, ornamental value. Green corn kernels grown by home gardeners and market growers for 100 days — Ground for feed or flour, but primarily Green &Gold plump, golden kernels. About 110 seeds/oz. 6 feettall andproduce7inchearswithsweet, who featureditinhis1902catalog. Plants growto friend sold some of the seeds to W. Atlee Burpee MA years. for variety this grew After his death, his farmer named William Chambers of Greenfield, Floriani Red About 100 seeds/0.5 oz. heirloom usedforgrits, polenta, andcornmeal. yellow-tipped andslightlypointed. An Italian medium todeep-redcoloredkernelsthatarelightly Ears are6to7incheslongwith1216rowsof 95 days — Stalks are sturdy and reach ten feet. About 100 seeds/0.5 oz. can be popped or ground into cornmeal or flour. Primarily grown for its unique ornamental appeal, it Stalks feet. 10 to up reaching erect and sturdy are world, let alone all contained upon one ear of corn. multicolored corn.Colorsarerareintheplant — days 105 translucent, beautiful, amazingly An Glass Gem(Popcorn) 78 days— A favoritesincetheearly20 Golden Bantam (Flint/Flour) (Dent-type) (Sweet Corn) (Sweet (Sweet Corn) (Popcorn) 3140463 —2ounces$5.25 3140172 —2ounces$4.60 3140032 —2ounces$3.95 3140442 — 2 ounces — $ 5.75 3140442 — 2 ounces — $ 7.95 3140033 —¼pound$6.95 3140371 —½ounce —$3.25 3140431 —½ounce$2.95 3140441 —½ounce$3.25 3140461 —1ounce$3.25 — 1ounce$3.25 3140171 3140401 —1ounce$2.95 3140031 —1ounce$2.75 {CNG} {CNG} {CNG} th Century. A Securely shop online atwww.VictorySeeds.com dates the20 100 — days Very old prolific white corn. dent Pre- Mosby Prolific(aka this variety. seeds/oz. About 90 in 1846,RobertReidandsonJamesdeveloped feed. After movingfromOhioto Tazwell County, IL the corn belt. Large ears. Used for flour, meal and 115 days — Once the most popular corn variety in Reid’s YellowDent (Dent-type) used for flour and meal. About 100 seeds/oz. Eaten likesweetcornwhenyoungbutgenerally 110 days— Hasgreatcolorsforornamental uses. Rainbow (Flint/Flour) Petmecky decorations. About 85seeds/oz. The earsarebeautifulandalsousedfor Can beeatenfreshordriedandgroundformeal. by northernNative American tribesformillennia. mountains usingheirloommaizevarietiesgrown has bredthis,hislife'swork,intheharshMontana 80-100 days — Since the ‘70s, Dave Christensen Painted Mountain container grown. About 80seedsper½ounce. delicious, tender, sweet, not starchy. Can be 10 rows of sweet, yellow kernels. The flavor is tall) with two small, 5 to 6 inch ears that have 8 to 65 days—Very early, verycompact(3to5feet Orchard Baby 10 inchesinlength. About 100seeds/oz. between7to in heightandproduceearsranging has good vigor. The corn stocks reach about 7 feet ears. Fairlyearlymaturingforadent-typecornand 95 days—Kernelsareshadesofgreenonlarge Oaxacan Green particularly intheGulfStates. About 110 seeds/oz. once grownextensivelyforfeedandsilage, of MS. Lockhart, now Although rare, fairly it was and ground for flour and meal. About 85 seeds/oz. ears areornamental,canbeeaten fresh, ordried multi-colored Beautiful, 1840s. the to back dates Texas family heirloom, with Native American roots, 95 days— A Victory SeedCo.introduction. This in onetothreebusiness days. order. your receive to way ship typically Orders system iseasy, secure,andalwaysthefastest placing a mail order is not a bad idea. Our cart Checking ourwebsiteforavailabilityprior to (Flint/Flour) th Century. Introduced by J. K. Mosby Ordering Online (Sweet Corn) (Dent-type) (Flint/Flour) 3140072 —2ounces$3.95 3140052 —2ounces$3.95 3140322 —2ounces$5.25 3140472 — 2 ounces — $ 7.95 3140193 — 2 ounces — $ 7.95 3140073 —¼pound$6.95 3140471 —½ounce$3.25 3140191 —½ounce$3.25 3140071 —1ounce$2.75 3140051 —1ounce$2.75 3140401 —1ounce$2.95 3140261 —1ounce$2.75 3140321 —1ounce$3.25 Moseby Prolific) (Dent-type) VSC {CNG} container grown. About 80seedsper½ounce. germinate and grow well in cooler soils. Can be to kernels.Developed rowsofyellow about twelve tapered, average 4 to 5 inches in length, and have feet tall) with two sweet ears that are slightly 55 days—Extremelyearlyandcompact (3to4 Yukon Chief Sunshine variety. About 75seeds/oz. fresh. eating for days) 80 (about A yielding high all field corn it is best picked in early milk stage frying corn. The plants are6to7feettall. As with sweet whitekernelsmakingitafavoriteroastingor produces 9-inchearswith16to18rowsoftender, 80 to115 days— An oldstandard dentcornthat Trucker's Favorite 1927. in ounce. ½ per seeds 50 About rows of golden yellow kernels. Originally released earlier. Earsare6to8incheslongaveraging12 parentage butreachesfreshstage3to10days good, old-timecornflavorofitsGoldenBantam 75 days — Stalks grow 5 to 6 feet tall. It retains the freezing. About 100seeds/oz. best heirloomvarietiesfortable,canningand Keeps longerthanmostwhichmakesitoneofthe from 14to18rowsofsweet,white,tenderkernels. late season variety, yields 8-inch ears that have since NathanStowell ofNJintroduceditin1848. A 95 days— A home gardenandmarketfavorite Stowell’ used for grits, meal, and feed. About 65 seeds/oz. kernels. This is a roasting corn variety that is also inches longandhave14to16rowsoflarge,white belt. corn the throughout 9 about grow ears The 112 — days common once was that variety old An Silvermine For garden&seed related info,visit www.WebGrower.com s Evergreen (Sweet Corn) (Dent-type) (Sweet Corn){CNG} 3140273 — 2 ounces — $ 7.95 3140092 —2ounces$3.95 3140082 — 2 ounces — $ 3.95 3140152 — 2 ounces — $ 7.95 3140242 —2ounces$3.95 (Dent-type) 3140083 —¼pound$6.95 3140243 —¼pound$6.95 3140271 —½ounce$3.25 3140151 —½ounce$3.25 3140091 —1ounce$2.75 3140081 —1ounce$2.75 3140241 —1ounce$2.75 (Sweet Corn) {CNG}VSC first starts toturnyellow, butcanbeusedgreen. burpless. and it sweet, when white, ripe is fruit The about thesizeandcolorofalemon.Flesh iscrispy 60 days — Vigorous and productive variety. Fruits Lemon maturity at five inches. Can beharvestedattwoincheslongorfull 55 days — A heavy producer of solid, crisp fruit. Homemade Pickle for pickles when small and for slicing when larger. taste. Excellent 10-inches. reach and Used warted 6 Delikatesse Disease resistant. 15 to 18 inch long, curved fruit on strong vines. 70 days— Smooth,dark-greenwithwhitespines, Chinese CurvedSnake bright greenfruits thatareperfectforpickling. Plants period. long a over blocky,bearing have improved strainisdiseaseresistant. Dependable this 1880, about released Originally — days 55 Boston PicklingImproved humid areas.Introducedin1956. variety. Resistanttodownymildew, itdoeswellin 8 inchlong,tapered, fruits. An excellentslicing —Early,65 days withdarkgreen,7to productive Ashley with hints ofmelonundertonesandaftertaste. long. Its flavoristhatofamildlysweetcucumber they are best eaten when around 12-15 inches 60 days — Can reach 3 feet in length although Armenian Excellent processing variety. Introduced in 1976. ends buttendingtotaper attheblossomend. straight and cylindrical in shape, slightly rounded 55 days—Fruits aredark-greenwithwhitespines, Addis and inhillsorrows4to6feetapart. seeds ½to1-inchdeep,6inchesbetweenplants temperatures areabove70°Fto95°F. Plant the areathatyouareplanting.Sowafter thesoil from wellcompostedmaterialbeingworkedinto Cucumbers areheavyfeedersandwillbenefit 0 days — — Productive. Fruitsarepale-green,0 days biodiversity by choosing to garden with (Approximately 25to30seeds/gram) Join usinpreserving horticultural ( C. melo, Flexuosus Cucumbers (Cucumis sativus) Victory Seeds 3160031 — 1gram$1.95 3160021 — 1gram$1.95 3160131 — 1gram$1.95 3160221 — 1gram$1.95 — 1gram$1.95 3160161 — 1gram$1.95 3160171 3160291 — 1 gram—$1.95 3160251 — 1 gram—$1.95 ) ® Page 15
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Introducedin 1948. adapted, veryhardy andresistant toscald andtip crumpled, thick,broad,glossyleaves. It iswidely 70 to 90 days — The heads are large with slightly Great Lakes118 hot weather. DoeswellintheNorth. medium sizedheadsstay firmandsolidevenin 70 days—Sowinthespringorlatesummer. The Cimarron and an AAS® winnerin1963. with thick leaves. Introduced by Cornell University with reddishtints. The headsarerosetteshaped 60 days—Longlasting,heattolerant,darkgreen Buttercrunch bolt andsuitable forhotweather. creamy colored. Introduced in 1898, it is slow to green-on-bronze, frilledleaveswithhearts thatare 65 days—Plants aresmallandcompact, have Bronze be planted in early spring to early summer. drought andsomefrost.Itisslowtoboltcan dependable and productive. 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Cover the Lettuce canbeplantedinaveragesoilearlyto UWWWWWWV (Approximately 500to600seeds/gram) Mignonette Round ( Cos-type) (Romaine, year-round (Bibb-type) (Lactuca sativa) aka Lettuce (Head-type) 3240221 — 1 gram — $ 1.95 3240221 — 1 (Butterhead-type) gram — $ 1.95 3240031 — 1 3240201 — 1 gram—$1.95 3230041 — 1gram$1.95 3240211 gram—$1.95 —1 3240011 gram—$1.95 —1 All the YearAll Round) 3240111 — 1 gram — $ 1.95 " harvest. Does well in (Leaf-type) Very early, not bitter. leaves are tender, heat resistant, dark green and 40 days— An earlyand long-standing variety. Its Oak Leaf 20°F in a sealed greenhouse. through summer heat and can withstand down to that surround tight-folded green hearts. Does great leaves suggests, red-tipped Ruby marvelous. is 40 days — This French heirloom, as the name Merveille de Quatre Saisons most areasandisa“cutcomeagain”type. very mildflavor. Itcanbesowninspringorfall color withalightgreenbase,deeplycurled 60 days — The leaves are a beautiful magenta Lollo Rosso and come again” type. “cut a is and areas most in fall or spring in sown tender, andwithaveryt crinkled, and leaves thatareloose,deeplycurled 50-70 days — Beautiful bright, lime-green, frilly Lollo Bionda and crunchy. tolerant, haveexcellentflavorandtexture;Sweet 65 days—Small,fiveinchheadsthatareheat Little Gem (Butterhead-type) and medium-sized.Originally from Germany. to boltinthesummerheat.Headsarelightgreen 58 days— A goodmid-seasonvarietyasitisslow Kagraner Sommer(Butterhead-type) with afineflavor. interior white Crisp crinkled. folded, tightly brown, 82 days—Mediumsize,lightgreenwithatingeof Iceberg leaves andwhitehearts. Doeswellinheat. The headsarelarge,yellowish-greenwithfrilled 70 days— This varietywasreleasedpriorto1855. Hanson Improved distinction ofbeingthefirstplanteverpatented. 1973. Although thePVP expiredin1990,ithasthe Bred andintroducedbyW. Atlee BurpeeCo.in green leaves.Exceptionallycrispandslowtobolt. 45 to60days—Heavily-savoyed,glossy, dark- Green Ice(Leaf-type) burn. Introducedin1948. adapted, veryhardyandresistant toscaldandtip crumpled, thick,broad,glossyleaves.Itiswidely 80 to 90 days — The heads are large with slightly Great Lakes 659 Stay connected...LikeusonFacebook http://facebook.com/VictorySeeds (Head-type) (Leaf-type) (Leaf-type) (Leaf-type) (Head-type) (Head-type) 3240041 — 1 gram—$1.95 3240041 — 1 gram—$1.95 3240101 — 1 gram—$1.95 3240091 — 3240291 — 1gram$1.95 1 gram—$1.95 3240181 — 3240191 — 1 gram—$1.95 1 gram—$1.95 3240021 — 1 gram—$1.95 3240081 — 3240271 — 1 gram—$1.95 3240221 — 1gram$1.95 asty, mild (Bibb-type) flavor. Canbe Page 19
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Learn and practice seed saving, Honeydew, Green Flesh Honeydew, lime- white skin with creamy days — Smooth, 115 seed Small sweet. incredibly is that flesh green 5 to 6 long and 7 to 9 inches Typically cavity. weighing 3 to 6 pounds. inches in diameter Orange Flesh Honeydew, white skin with nice days — Smooth, creamy 110 Small that is incredibly sweet. light orange flesh 9 inches long and 5 to 6 7 to Typically seed cavity. weighing 3 to 6 pounds. inches in diameter Iroquois to slightly oval, thick, 85 days — Fruits are round weigh from 5 to 7 with deep orange flesh and to fusarium wilt. The first variety resistant pounds. Released in 1944. John Long 6 to 8 inches in 85 days — Small, oval shaped, fairly with pounds, 3 to 2 averaging length, netting. prominent ribbing and heavy firm, Flesh is juicy, cavity. seed their around blush pink pale Midget Minnesota early maturing. Small, 5 to 6 inch 70 days — Very fruits, weighing up to one pound with a delicious Developed ripe. when vine from slips Fruit flavor. at the University of Minnesota and introduced by Farmer’s Seed Company around 1948. Tennessee Old Time average 12 pounds, 12 to 16 100days —Fruits inches in length, and are football-shaped. Pick and melon. garden-to-table A ripeness. peak at eat Piel de Sapo the green, blotched skin fits The shiny, 100 days — name perfectly — " literal translation of its skin green Their flesh is pale average 8 pounds each. juicy and sweet. to white and it is very tender, Spain. in originated variety the rare, Relatively Pike 3 to 6 weigh 80 days — Fruits are heavily netted, pounds, have light-orange colored flesh that is heirloom. Oregon An sweet. and juicy fragrant, Jumbo Planter’s vines do mildew resistant 88 days — Vigorous, well in drought or high rainfall. Fruits have a firm rind with light ribs and thick, orange flesh, and average 4 to 5 pounds each. 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It mostly smooth banana. a giant (18 to 24 inch long) Jumbo Burrell’s selection made from 'Hale's Best' by A 82 days — home both for Suited fruit. large for Burrell V. D. and market gardeners. Netted melons weigh up to salmon-colored flesh. 5 pounds with thick, sweet, Y Canary with pear-shaped, 95 days — Plants are vigorous light- bright, tough, have that fruit pound 6 to 4 yellow skin that is slightly with sweet, pale wrinkled they variety, popular old European A green flesh. keep well into winter. are very late maturing but Cantaloupe Charentais French the from cantaloupe true A — days 85 are 5 inchesregion in of Charentais. Fruits diameter weighing about 2 pounds. Rinds are smooth, thin skinned, maturing to a creamy color. Salmoncolored flesh, very fragrant Edisto 47 that are finely90 days netted, — Oval with fruits They have light ribs and weigh about 4 pounds. Does well in orange flesh with a small seed cavity. hot, humid conditions. Released in 1957. Best Jumbo Hale’s 85 days — Large (3½ to 5 pounds each), oval shaped melons with heavy netting and thick, salmon-orange colored flesh. of Gold ( Hearts 3 to 2 weigh round, nearly are Fruits — days 90 pounds, deep-orange, sweet, fragrant flesh. Heavily netted, medium ribbed, on vines that are 1895. about in Introduced productive. and vigorous Honey Rock are up to 6 inches around with a 80 days — Fruits tough, coarsely netted skin and sweet, flavorful are and vigorous are Plants flesh. colored salmon IntroducedFusarium in 1925 wilt and an resistant. AAS asty. From asty. 3240161 — 1— 3240161 1.95 $ — gram — 1 gram — $ 1.95 3240281 — 1 gram — $ 1.95 3240301 1 — 3240171 1.95 $ — gram 3250521 — 1— 3250521 2.25 $ — gram (Leaf-type) 3250571 — ½ gram — $ 2.25 3250571 Melons (Cucumis melo) (Cucumis (Romaine-type) (Butterhead-type) (Butterhead-type) transplanted. (Approximately 25 to 35 seeds/gram) Cantaloupe & Muskmelon UWWWWWWV Melons are a warm-season crop and require full to 6 should be 5 a lot of room. Plants sun and 6 to 8 feet from in rows that are spaced feet apart They will benefit from rich, healthy, each other. well of plenty in Work soils. well-drained in spring early in matter organic composted Hand watering or of planting a patch. preparation the soil so that preferred. Water is irrigation drip is moistened to a depth of at least six inches; especially during fruit set and development. Sow seeds directly into the garden after the last the after garden the into directly seeds Sow chance of frost for your area. Seeds will not at is temp soil until wait so soil cold in germinate least 65ºF at four inches in depth. For an earlier and in peat pots harvest, seeds can be started carefully Waldmann’s Green Green Waldmann’s are The plants leaves. — Large frilled 50 days in the garden and do well and uniform productive greenhouse. or Wayahead Wayahead buttery — Medium-sized, compact, 65 to 80 days with vibrant green leaves heads of savoyed, early exceptionally An hearts. color cream tender, or Fall when grown for a Spring variety that thrives 1908. Atlee Burpee in by W. harvest. Introduced White Boston allow the large 70 days — Large tight heads butter- creamy, bright, a blanched be to hearts 12-inches across, uniform, Up to yellow color. An solid and firm yet tender; light-green in color. forcing. for well-suited variety season all excellent Density Winter dark- are variety this of heads The — days 65 reaching ten inches. green, heavy and compact frost some of tolerant and bolt to slow are They for summer and wintermaking gardens. it suitable Amarillo Oro very old melon pre-dating 1870 A 100 days — have Fruits Productive plants. originating in Spain. to green creamy sweet, and rinds golden-yellow 15 pounds. slightly salmon colored flesh. Reaches Siberia. Altaiskaya {CNG} Altaiskaya are vines, short have plants The — days 75 productive with small (2 to 4 pounds), oval-shaped The rinds are finely netted with flesh that is fruits. yellowish-orange, fragrant, and t ® " Securely shop online at www.VictorySeeds.com Securely winner in 1958. ® 3240051 — 1— 3240051 1.95 $ — gram 1— 3240141 1.95 $ — gram 1— 3240261 1.95 $ — gram 1— 3240151 1.95 $ — gram 3240061 — 1— 3240061 1.95 $ — gram 1 — 3240121 1.95 $ — gram 1 — 3240241 1.95 $ — gram 3240131 — 1— 3240131 1.95 $ — gram 3240251 — 1 gram — $ 1.95 (Leaf-type) (Romaine, Cos-type) (Leaf-type) (Romaine-type) (Romaine, Cos-type) (Butterhead-type) (Leaf-type)
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Salad Bowl, Red Bowl, Salad 50 days — Similar to Green Salad Bowl except for decorative plant and Very the reddish-bronze color. harvest. long a for allowing bolt to slow is Introduced in 1955. Tango 50 days — Extremely frilly leaves look almost like dark and uniform, attractive, are Plants endive. You and tender. Leaves are tangy greenin color. again come and "cut a in leaves young use can compact, into mature they until wait or fashion tight, rosettes. Grows best as a cool season crop. weather. It can become bitter in hot Thumb Tom winner and introduced in 1952. tennis small, with plants compact Very — days 70 ball sized heads. The leaves are medium green, yellow centers. creamy with crumpled slightly Dating back to the 1830s, it is one of the oldest American varieties still available. Does well in containers indoors and out. Parris Island Cos Island Parris 66 days — Uniform heads are tall and erect. 66days —Uniform heads are tall dark, cream with to gray- is pale-green Interior of off island the after Named leaves. outer green Released in 1952 by Clemson/ South Carolina. USDA. AES and the gourmet variety that adds color and A 70 days — The leaf colors vary tartness to a tossed salad. bronze and develop from green to deep red to Introduced in 1950, darker in cool weather. variety. African an of selection a from reportedly Prizehead non-heading, a is it name, the Despite — days 55 The leaves are upright,leaf deeply lettuce. curled, is It bronze with margins. green light and broad, never bitter and is an attractive plant, fast growing, not very quick to bolt. Romaine Red Ruby . Intense lettuce leaf beautiful A — days 60 to 50 conditions where color red color that holds under Introduced in fades in many other red cultivars. AAS 1957 and was an Salad Bowl, Green 65 days — Large, broad leaves vary in color from green to bronze to red and are sweet flavored. and an old European heirloom attractive Very 1800s. the from variety 50 days — Light green, long wavy leaves are slow AAS An to bolt. Does not get bitter in hot weather. Rouge d’Hiver Page 20
C M C M C M C M C M C M C M PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS Y K Y K Y K Y K Y K Y K Y K 39002 Victory Seed Catalog.p0001_impo Dec-28-2017 15:34 Sig:1-D Black Page 20 to bolt.Doesnotgetbitterinhotweather. An AAS 50 days—Lightgreen,longwavyleavesareslow Salad Bowl,Green variety from the 1800s. Very attractiveandanold Europeanheirloom green tobronzeredandaresweetflavored. 65 days—Large,broadleavesvaryincolorfrom Rouge d’Hiver 1957 andwasan AAS fades inmanyotherredcultivars.Introduced red colorthatholdsunderconditionswhere 50 to 60 days — A beautiful leaf lettuce . Intense Ruby reportedly from a selection of an African variety. weather. cool in darker 1950, in Introduced from greentodeepredbronzeanddevelop tartness toatossedsalad. The leafcolorsvary 70 days— A gourmetvarietythataddscolorand Red Romaine not veryquicktobolt. an attractiveplant,fastgrowing,neverbitterandis broad, and light green margins. with bronze It is curled, lettuce. deeply leaf upright, are leaves The 55 days — Despite the name, it is a non-heading, Prizehead AES andtheUSDA. South Carolina.Releasedin1952byClemson/ green outer leaves. Named after the island off of Interior ispale-green gray- tocreamwithdark, tall are heads — Uniform days 66 erect. and Parris Island Cos can use young leaves in a "cut and come again color. in green tangy are Leaves tender. and You endive. Plants are attractive, uniform, and dark 50 days—Extremelyfrillyleaveslookalmostlike Tango Introduced in1955. is slow to bolt allowing for a long harvest. the reddish-bronzecolor. Very decorativeplantand 50 days—SimilartoGreenSaladBowlexceptfor Salad Bowl, Red winner andintroducedin1952. containers indoors and out. American varietiesstillavailable.Does wellin oldest the of one is it 1830s, the to back Dating slightly crumpled with creamy yellow centers. ball sizedheads.Theleavesaremedium green, 70 days — Very compact plants with small, tennis Tom Thumb It canbecomebitterinhot weather. tight, rosettes.Growsbestasacoolseasoncrop. fashion or wait until they mature into compact, (Leaf-type) (Leaf-type) (Leaf-type) (Butterhead-type) (Romaine,Cos-type) (Romaine-type) (Leaf-type) (Romaine, Cos-type) (Romaine, (Leaf-type) 3240131 — 1 gram — $ 1.95 3240131 — 1 gram—$1.95 3240251 —1 3240241 — 1 gram — $ 1.95 3240241 — 1 gram — $ 1.95 3240121 — 1 gram — $ 1.95 3240061 — 1 3240141 — 1 gram — $ 1.95 3240141 — 1 gram — $ 1.95 3240051 — 1 3240151 — 1 gram — $ 1.95 3240151 — 1 gram — $ 1.95 3240261 — 1 ® winnerin1958. Securely shop online atwww.VictorySeeds.com " ® slightly salmoncolored flesh.Reaches 15 pounds. golden-yellow rinds and sweet, creamy green to originating inSpain. Productiveplants. Fruits have 100 days— A veryoldmelonpre-dating1870 Amarillo Oro Siberia. yellowish-orange, fragrant,andt fruits. The rindsarefinelynettedwith fleshthatis productive withsmall(2to4pounds),oval-shaped 75 days — The plants have short vines, are Altaiskaya {CNG} making it suitable it gardens. making winter and summer for They are slow to bolt and tolerant of some frost green, heavyandcompact reachingteninches. 65 days — The heads of this variety are dark- Winter Density excellent all season variety well-suited for forcing. color. in light-green tender; yet firm and solid An yellow color. Upto12-inchesacross,uniform, hearts to be blanched a bright, creamy, butter- 70 days—Largetightheadsallowthelarge White Boston harvest. IntroducedbyW. Atlee Burpeein1908. variety thatthriveswhengrownforaSpring orFall tender, cream color hearts. An exceptionally early heads ofsavoyed,vibrantgreenleaveswith 65 to80days—Medium-sized,compact, buttery Wayahead or greenhouse. productive anduniformdowellinthegarden 50 days—Largefrilledleaves. The plants are Waldmann’s Green especially duringfruitsetanddevelopment. is moistenedtoadepthofatleastsixinches; drip irrigation is preferred. Water sothatthe soil preparation ofplantingapatch. Handwateringor composted organic matter in early spring in well-drained soils. Work in plenty of well each other. They willbenefitfromrich,healthy, feet apart inrowsthatarespaced 6to8feetfrom sun and a lotofroom.Plants should be5 to 6 full require and crop warm-season a are Melons carefully harvest, seedscanbestarted inpeatpots and least 65ºFatfourinchesindepth.Foranearlier germinate in cold soil so wait until soil temp is at chance offrostforyourarea.Seedswillnot Sow seeds directly into the garden after the last UWWWWWWV Cantaloupe & Muskmelon & Cantaloupe (Approximately 25to35seeds/gram) transplanted. (Butterhead-type) (Butterhead-type) (Romaine-type) (Cucumis melo) Melons 3250571 — ½gram$2.25 (Leaf-type) 3250521 — 1 gram — $ 2.25 3250521 — 1 3240171 — 1 gram — $ 1.95 3240171 — 1 3240301 — 1 gram—$1.95 3240281 — 1 gram—$1.95 gram — $ 1.95 3240161 — 1 asty. From Ananas ( AAS resistant. an and wilt 1925 in Fusarium Introduced salmon colored flesh. Plants are vigorous and are tough, coarselynettedskinandsweet, flavorful 80 days—Fruits areupto6inchesaroundwitha Honey Rock vigorous and productive. Introduced in about 1895. thatare vines Heavily netted,mediumribbed,on flesh. fragrant sweet, deep-orange, pounds, 90 days — Fruits are nearly round, weigh 2 to 3 Hearts ofGold( salmon-orange coloredflesh. shaped melonswithheavynettingandthick, oval each), pounds 5 to (3½ Large — days 85 Hale’s BestJumbo 1957. in Released conditions. humid hot, orange fleshwithasmallseedcavity. Doeswellin light ribsandweighabout4pounds. They have fruits with Oval — netted, days 90 finely are that Edisto 47 fragrant very flesh, colored Salmon smooth, thinskinned,maturingtoacreamycolor. diameter weighingabout2pounds.Rindsare Fruits Charentais. of in region inches 5 are 85 days — A true cantaloupe from the French Charentais Cantaloupe are verylatematuringbutkeepwellintowinter. green flesh. A popularoldEuropeanvariety, they wrinkledwithsweet,paleyellow skinthatisslightly 4 to 6 pound fruit that have tough, bright, light- 95 days—Plantsarevigorouswithpear-shaped, Canary Y 5 poundswiththick,sweet,salmon-coloredflesh. to up weigh melons Netted gardeners. market and D. V. Burrell for large fruit. Suited for both home 82 days— A selectionmadefrom'Hale'sBest'by Burrell’s Jumbo a giant(18to24inchlong)banana. mostly smoothwithverylittlenetting.Itresembles about fivepounds. and weigh is The yellowskin interesting, elongatedshape,pinchedattheends 90 days—Pre-dates1880.Fruits arean Banana salmon coloredatmaturity. is soft, sweetandjuicycreamywhitetoslightly oblong and average about five pounds. The flesh least the1800s.Vines arelargewithfruitthat 110 days— An oldvarietythatdatesbacktoat For garden&seed related info, visit www.WebGrower.com ® winner in 1933. Keep upwiththelatest onFacebook: http://facebook.com/VictorySeeds ellow aka Pineapple andSharlyn) aka Hoodoo) 3250461 — 1 gram—$2.25 3250461 — 1 gram—$2.25 3250031 — 1 gram—$2.25 3250021 — 1 gram—$2.25 3250541 — 3250591 — 1 gram—$2.25 3250091 — 1 gram—$2.25 3250531 — 1gram$2.25 3250141 — 1 gram—$2.25 3250141 — 3250511 — 1 gram — $ 2.25 and tasty. average 4to5poundseach.Selected in1954 rind withlightribsandthick,orangeflesh, and well indroughtorhighrainfall.Fruitshave afirm 88 days—Vigorous, mildewresistant vinesdo Planter’s Jumbo fragrant, juicy and sweet. An Oregon heirloom. pounds, havelight-orangecoloredfleshthatis 80 days—Fruitsareheavilynetted, weigh 3to6 Pike Relatively rare, the variety originated in Spain. to whiteanditisverytender, juicyandsweet. average 8poundseach. Their fleshispale green skin literal translationofits nameperfectly—" — days 100 shiny,The fits skin blotched green, the Piel deSapo eat at peak ripeness. A garden-to-table melon. inches inlength,andarefootball-shaped.Pick Fruits— days 100 16 to 12 pounds, 12 average Old Time Tennessee 1948. around Company Seed Farmer’s at theUniversityofMinnesotaandintroducedby flavor. Fruit slips from vine when ripe. Developed fruits, weighinguptoonepoundwithadelicious 70 days—Very earlymaturing.Small,5to6inch Minnesota Midget pale pink blush around their seed cavity. juicy, Fleshisfirm, netting. prominent ribbingandheavy length, averaging 2 to 3 pounds, with fairly 85 days—Small,ovalshaped,6to8inchesin Long John Released in1944. pounds. The firstvarietyresistant tofusariumwilt. with deeporangefleshandweighfrom5to7 85 days—Fruitsareroundtoslightlyoval,thick, Iroquois inches indiameterweighing3to6pounds. seed cavity. Typically 7to9incheslongand56 light orangefleshthatisincrediblysweet.Small 110 days—Smooth,creamywhite skinwithnice Honeydew, OrangeFlesh inches indiameterweighing3to6pounds. cavity. Typically 7to9incheslongand56 green flesh that is incredibly sweet. Small seed 115 days—Smooth,creamywhiteskinwithlime- Honeydew, GreenFlesh future generations. Learn andpracticeseedsaving, Learn future generations. support ourpreservation efforts bypurchasingyour seeds fromtheVictory SeedCompany, andplease share yourseedsandgardeningskillswith others, Please helpkeeptheseoldvarietiesavailable to tell your gardening friends and family about us. ." Fruits are8to12inches,oblong,and {CNG} aromatic, sweet,andlight-greencolorwitha 3250671 — ½gram$2.25 3250691 — ½ gram— $ 2.25 3250161 — 1gram$2.25 1 gram—$2.25 3250561 — 3250081 — 1 gram—$2.25 1 gram—$2.25 3250351 — 1 gram—$2.25 3250551 — 3250481 — 1 gram—$2.25 3250471 — 1gram$2.25 toad Page 21
C M C M C M C M C M C M C M PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS Y K Y K Y K Y K Y K Y K Y K 39002 Victory Seed Catalog.p0001_impo Dec-28-2017 15:34 Sig:1-C Black Page 23 winner in ® Rosette Bok Choy) or 3260041 — gram — $ 1.75 1 — 1 gram — $ 1.75 3260091 3260071 — gram — $ 1.75 1 — 1 gram — $ 1.75 3260051 1.75 $ — gram 1 — 3260061 3260031 — gram — $ 1.75 1 Hen Pecked) aka Greenwave with dark green, plants — Large, upright 50 days with fringed leaves and deeply finely cut spineless, four to up Stands bolt. to Slow flavor. spicy a AAS than other mustards. weeks longer 1957. Mizuna Plant variety. cold-hardy Japanese A 30 days — multiple for allowing swift and vigorous is growth leaves. Flavor is of thin and frilly-edged harvests mustard. for a mild notably yet peppery, slightly braised. lightly or mixes salad in used Often Old Fashioned ( 50 days — Plants reach 2 feet and produce reach 2 50 days — Plants leaves. Regarded as medium-sized, long ruffled and has greens mustard one of the tastiest remained very popular. Giant Red deep purplish-red 45 days — Large, tender, taste. Slow mustard savoyed leaves with a strong pickled. Good bolting variety. Mustard (Spinach Tatsoi Asian 45 days — Beautiful and one of the easiest rosette flat a into grow Plants raise. to greens formed by spoon-shaped, shiny dark green leaves and veins. Leaves are used like stalks with pale cooked. Mild, spinach, as salad greens, or lightly Can withstand flavor. but distinctive mustard temperatures down to 15°F (–10°C). Tendergreen 45 days — Dark green, shiny leaves with smooth producer. heavy A edges. 3260011 — 1 gram — $ 1.75 — 1 3260011 3260021 — 1 gram — $ 1.75 3260021 3250371 — 1 gram — $ 2.45 3250371 3250301 — 2 grams — $ 2.45 $ — grams 2 — 3250301 1.95 $ — grams 2 — 3250061 1.95 $ — grams 2 — 3250071 3.65 $ — grams 4 — 3250072 2.45 $ — grams 2 — 3250581 (Brassica juncea) Mustard Greens (Approximately 350 to 450 seeds/gram) UWWWWWWV Sow seeds ½ inch deep, 2 to 3 seeds per inch, in inch, seedsper 3 to 2 deep, inch ½ seeds Sow Avoid Cover with loose soil. rows 18 inches apart. disease by not planting where other Brassica in the past year. have grown (cole crops) plants to about harvesting by thinning young plants Start continue plants grow, As the six inches apart. culling plants until they are 12 inches apart. Harvest larger outer leaves as needed. bolts rapidly as days lengthen in spring. Mustard and possible as early as plant to important is It make sure that the plants have plenty of nitrogen. Florida Broad Leaf inch 8 oval, with plants Semi-upright — days 50 vigorous. dark green leaves. Very Curled Southern Giant An old favorite. Large oval leaves with 60 days — fringing of the edges. Slow to bolt. Mountain Sweet Mountain medium- oblong, slightly are Fruits — days 95 with mottled intermingled with darker stripes green pounds. 40-60 Average color. of green in shades sweet red and has a real nice, The flesh is solid, 1800s. the to back dating variety old An taste. About 10 seeds/gram. Tendersweet Orange Flesh in oblong are melon this of fruit The — days 90 18 inches 12 inches in diameter by shape, roughly pounds. 40 and 35 between weighing length in The rinds are medium green with flesh thick, light content. sugar in high and orange deep a is that About 13 seeds/gram. Sugar Baby The best and most popular small or 84 days — icebox melon around. One of the sweetest and small seeds. Fairly tough, earliest melons with very seeds/gram. 24 About well. store which rinds thin Sugar Will’s 12-inches in diameter 90 days — Nearly round, sweet, pink to is juicy, and 10 to 12 pounds. Flesh Will the Oscar seeds. From almost black red with About 18-20 seeds/gram. Seed Co. in 1888. Winter Queen {CNG} light- with color yellow pale a to Ripens — days 90 are nearly round, about fruits The crimson flesh. and weigh 20 to 25 ten inches in diameter, About 10 seeds/gram. pounds. For garden & seed related info, visit www.WebGrower.com garden & seed related For winner. ® {CNG} 3250181 — 1 gram — $ 2.45 3250181 3250211 — 2 grams — $ 1.95 $ — grams 2 — 3250211 3250411 — 2 grams — $ 1.95 $ — grams 2 — 3250411 3250501 — 2 grams — $ 1.95 $ — grams 2 — 3250501 1.95 $ — grams 2 — 3250431 1.95 $ — grams 2 — 3250441 1.95 $ — grams 2 — 3250201 2.45 $ — grams 2 — 3250681 1.95 $ — grams 2 — 3250051 3250491 — 2 grams — $ 1.95 $ — grams 2 — 3250491 aka Monte Cristo) {CNG} VSC ellow Garisonian 90 days — Large in size with a hard rind and adapted for the sweet, rose colored flesh. Well Southern and Eastern U.S. melon markets. About 12 seeds/gram. Released in 1957. Georgia Rattlesnake to An old Southern variety dating back 90 days — are productiveat least the with mid-1800s. Vines irregular, with green light pound), 30 to (up large The flesh is bright- dark-green striped fruits. About 12 seeds/gram. scarlet, crisp and sweet. Sweet ( Kleckley’s Stripe Ribbon Blue Klondike with flesh colored scarlet sweet, very A — days 85 rind and no strings, the fruit has a thin, but tough seeds/gram. 18 About pounds. 30 to up weigh can Y Mabry’s Stars & Moon 100 days — Both its leaves and the fruit are one least at with (stars) yellow bright with speckled About 10 seeds/gram. (moon). larger patch flesh is dark red and very sweet. Resistant to Resistant very sweet. dark red and flesh is AAS anthracnose and fusarium wilt. 1964 that small, round, icebox-type melon A 85 days — light striped is skin The pounds. ten to up reaches and sweet very being flesh the with green dark and About 25 seeds/gram. bright red in color. Florida Giant round, 15 or more 90 days — Fruits are nearly The and can reach 60 pounds. inches in diameter, tough and a dark green skin is smooth, thick and red, bright is watermelons these of flesh The color. About 8 seeds/gram. firm and sweet. are oblong, dark-green, and 85-100 days — Fruits sweet, dark red flesh weigh up to 40 pounds. Very seeds. white large, and heart stringless a with About 10 seeds/gram. 100 days — Fine-grained, crisp, wonderful, orange family A sweet. amazingly and juicy is that flesh in and introduced GA heirloom from Cobb County, About 10 seeds/gram. 2016. About 20 seeds/gram. About Dixie Queen green dark with green light are Fruits — days 90 oblong, and round but can be stripes, are generally The flesh is pink, crispreachand 40 pounds. Seed by Johnson & Stokes sweet. Released seeds/gram. 10 About 1890. about in Company Early CrimsonTreat Securely shop online at www.VictorySeeds.com Securely New Yorker) aka 3250391 — 1 gram — $ 2.45 3250391 3250151 — 1— 3250151 2.25 $ — gram — 1 gram — $ 2.25 3250251 3250251 — 1 gram — $ 2.25 3250251 3250341 — ½ gram — $ 2.25 — ½ gram — 3250341 3250041 — 2 grams — $ 1.95 $ — grams 2 — 3250041 1.95 $ — grams 2 — 3250401 3250171 — 2 grams — $ 1.95 $ — grams 2 — 3250171 winner. About 12 seeds/gram. winner. ® Watermelon (Citrullus lanatus) Topmark) Livingston's Tip Top Nutmeg) Livingston's Tip Top aka
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Arikara {CNG} 80 days — Small (about 5 inches in diameter) sweet, pink fruits have dark rinds and good tasting, as attractive them makes size Small flesh. About 10 seeds/gram. personal watermelons. Black Diamond generally variety standard old This — days 90 reachesthe 30 to 50 pound range. The fruit is slightly oblong with prominent creases, and dark The flesh is dark red with large grayish skin. About 8 seeds/gram. seeds. Charleston Gray No. 133 grayish green with The rinds are tough, 90 days — ends, darker veining, oblong shaped with rounded dark red flesh and reaching 20 to 40 pounds in About 10 seeds/gram. weight. Released in 1954. Congo The rind is tough, medium green with 100 days — ends. blunt with shape in cylindrical stripes, darker Can reach 12 inches by 25 inches and up to 50 pounds. Excels in the Southeastern U.S. and has medium-red colored flesh with very high sugar content. 1950 AAS Schoon’s Hardshell ( Hardshell Schoon’s 90 days — Very hard rinds, almost round, weigh almost round, hard rinds, — Very 90 days apricot- tasty, very is sweet, pounds. Flesh up to 8 flavor and texture days its colored and maintains harvesting.Introduced after in the early 1940s. Tardif Verde Tendral in shape, have The fruits are oblong 100 days — flesh. light-green sweet, veryand rinds, dark-green detect. to difficult is ripeness and late very Matures winter melon in Europe. They are a popular ( Top Tip 100 days — Fruits are large, 6 to 8 pounds,100 round days — Fruits tooblong shaped, distinctly ribbed and lightly very thick netting.Flesh is adeep salmon color, the to down it eat about just can You sweet. and outside rind. Introduced in 1892. Mark (aka Top from fruit the protects rind tough The — days 90 of full slip stage bruising. May be picked at average 3 to 3½ pounds fruits The oval maturity. Flesh is sweet, deep and measure 5 by 5½ inches. cavity. seed small a with colored salmon Crimson Sweet are light-green with dark- The fruits 88 days — green stripes and average about 25 pounds. The Page 22
C M C M C M C M C M C M C M PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS Y K Y K Y K Y K Y K Y K Y K 39002 Victory Seed Catalog.p0001_impo Dec-28-2017 15:34 Sig:1-B YellowMagentaCyanBlack Page 22 green stripesandaverage about25pounds.The 88 days— The fruits arelight-green withdark- Crimson Sweet salmon colored with a small seed cavity. and measure5by5½inches.Fleshissweet,deep maturity. The ovalfruits average3to3½pounds bruising. Maybepickedatfullslipstage of 90 days — The tough rind protects the fruit from Top (aka Mark 1892. in Introduced rind. outside and sweet. You can just about eat it down to the color, salmon a deep is Flesh netting. thick very lightly and ribbed distinctly shaped, oblong to Fruits — days round 100 8pounds, to 6 large, are Tip Top ( They areapopularwintermeloninEurope. Matures very late and ripeness is difficult to detect. dark-green rinds, and very sweet, light-green flesh. 100 days— The fruitsareoblonginshape,have Tendral Verde Tardif 1940s. early the in after Introduced harvesting. maintains and colored its days texture and flavor up to8pounds.Fleshissweet, very tasty, apricot- 90 days—Very hardrinds,almostround,weigh Schoon’s Hardshell( content. 1950 AAS1950 content. medium-red coloredfleshwithveryhigh sugar has and U.S. Southeastern the in Excels pounds. Can reach12inchesby25and upto50 darker stripes, cylindrical in shape with blunt ends. 100 days— The rindistough,mediumgreenwith Congo weight. Releasedin1954. About 10seeds/gram. dark redfleshandreaching20to40poundsin darker veining,oblongshapedwithrounded ends, 90 days— The rindsaretough,grayishgreenwith Charleston GrayNo.133 seeds. About 8seeds/gram. skin. The fleshisdark redwithlargegrayish slightly oblongwithprominentcreases,anddark is fruit The range. pound 50 to 30 the reaches 90 days — This old standard variety generally Black Diamond personal watermelons. About 10seeds/gram. flesh. Small size makes them attractive as fruits havedarkrindsandgoodtasting, pink sweet, 80 days—Small(about5inchesindiameter) Arikara {CNG} UWWWWWWV aka Livingston's TipTop Nutmeg) Topmark) (Citrullus lanatus) Watermelon ® winner. seeds/gram. 12 About 3250171 — 2 grams — $ 1.95 3250401 — 2 grams — $ 1.95 3250041 — 2 grams — $ 1.95 3250341 — ½ gram— $ 2.25 3250251 —1gram$2.25 3250251 — 1 gram—$2.25 gram — $ 2.25 3250151 — 1 3250391 — 1 gram—$2.45 aka New Yorker) Securely shop online atwww.VictorySeeds.com anthracnose and fusarium wilt. 1964 1964 wilt. fusarium and anthracnose AAS flesh isdarkredandverysweet.Resistant to larger patch (moon). About 10seeds/gram. speckled with bright yellow (stars) with at least one 100 days—Bothitsleavesandthefruit are Moon & Stars 2016. About 10seeds/gram. heirloom fromCobbCounty, GA andintroducedin flesh that is juicy and amazingly sweet. A family 100 days—Fine-grained,crisp,wonderful,orange Mabry’s Y can weigh up to 30 pounds. About 18 seeds/gram. no strings,thefruithasathin,buttough rind and 85 days — A very sweet, scarlet colored flesh with Klondike Blue Ribbon Stripe About 10seeds/gram. with a stringless heart and large, white seeds. weigh upto40pounds.Very sweet,darkredflesh 85-100 days—Fruits areoblong,dark-green,and Kleckley’s Sweet( scarlet, crispandsweet. About 12seeds/gram. dark-green stripedfruits. The fleshisbright- large (up to 30 pound), light green with irregular, Vines mid-1800s. with the least at productive are 90 days— An oldSouthernvarietydatingbackto Georgia Rattlesnake Released in1957. About 12seeds/gram. Southern andEasternU.S.melonmarkets. sweet, rosecoloredflesh.Well adaptedforthe 90 days—Largeinsizewithahardrindand Garisonian firm andsweet. About 8seeds/gram. color. The flesh of these watermelons is bright red, skin issmooth,thickandtoughadarkgreen inches indiameter, andcanreach60pounds. The 90 days—Fruitsarenearlyround,15ormore Florida Giant bright redincolor. About 25seeds/gram. and dark green with the flesh being very sweet and reaches up to ten pounds. The skin is striped light 85 days— A small,round,icebox-typemelonthat Treat Crimson Early Company in about 1890. About 10 seeds/gram. sweet. ReleasedbyJohnson&Stokes Seed pounds. 40 and reach crisp pink, is flesh The stripes, aregenerallyroundbutcanbeoblong,and 90 days — Fruits are light green with dark green Dixie Queen About 20seeds/gram. ellow {CNG} VSC aka MonteCristo) 3250051 — 2 grams — $ 1.95 3250681 — 2 grams — $ 2.45 3250201 — 2 grams — $ 1.95 3250441 — 2 grams — $ 1.95 3250431 — 2 grams — $ 1.95 3250501 — 2 grams — $ 1.95 3250491 — 2 grams — $ 1.95 3250211 — 2 grams — $ 1.95 3250411 — 2 grams — $ 1.95 3250181 — 1 gram—$2.45 {CNG} ® winner. For garden&seed related info, visit www.WebGrower.com pounds. About 10seeds/gram. ten inchesindiameter, andweigh20to25 crimson flesh. The fruits arenearlyround,about 90 days — Ripens to a pale yellow color with light- Winter Queen{CNG} 1888. in Co. Seed seeds/gram. 18-20 About Will Oscar the From seeds. black almost with red and 10to12pounds.Fleshisjuicy, sweet,pinkto 90 days—Nearlyround,12-inchesindiameter Will’s Sugar thin rinds which store well. About 24 seeds/gram. earliest melonswithverysmallseeds.Fairlytough, and sweetest the of One around. melon icebox 84 days— The bestandmostpopularsmallor Sugar Baby About 13seeds/gram. that is a deep orange and high in sugar content. thick,lightgreenwithflesh The rindsaremedium in length weighing between 35 and 40 pounds. shape, roughly12inchesindiameterby18 90 days — The fruit of this melon are oblong in Orange FleshTendersweet About 10seeds/gram. taste. An old variety dating back to the 1800s. The fleshissolid,redandhasarealnice,sweet shades ofgreenincolor. Average 40-60pounds. green withdarkerstripesintermingledmottled 95 days — Fruits are slightly oblong, medium- Mountain Sweet fringing oftheedges. Slowtobolt. 60 days— An oldfavorite. Largeovalleaveswith Giant Southern Curled dark greenleaves.Very vigorous. 50 days — Semi-upright plants with oval, 8 inch Florida BroadLeaf make sure that the plants have plenty of nitrogen. of make surethattheplantshaveplenty It is important to plant as early as possible and Mustard boltsrapidlyasdayslengtheninspring. largerouterleavesasneeded. Harvest culling plantsuntiltheyare12inchesapart. six inchesapart. As theplantsgrow, continue Start harvestingbythinningyoungplants toabout plants (colecrops) havegrowninthepastyear. disease bynotplantingwhereotherBrassica rows 18inchesapart. Coverwithloosesoil. Avoid Sow seeds ½ inch deep, 2 to 3 seeds inch, per in UWWWWWWV (Approximately 350to450seeds/gram) Mustard Greens Mustard (Brassica juncea) 3250581 — 2 grams — $ 2.45 3250072 — 4 grams — $ 3.65 3250071 — 2 grams — $ 1.95 3250061 — 2 grams — $ 1.95 3250301 — 2 grams — $ 2.45 3250371 — 1 gram—$2.45 3260021 — 1gram$1.75 3260011 —1 gram — $1.75 edges. A heavy producer. smooth leaveswith Darkgreen,shiny — 45 days Tendergreen temperatures downto15°F(–10°C). but distinctivemustard flavor. Canwithstand spinach, assaladgreens,orlightly cooked. Mild, with pale stalks andveins.Leavesareusedlike formed byspoon-shaped,shinydarkgreenleaves greens to raise. Plants grow into a flat rosette 45 days—Beautifulandoneoftheeasiest Asian Tatsoi (Spinach Mustard bolting variety. Goodpickled. savoyed leaveswithastrongmustard taste.Slow 45 days—Large,tender, deeppurplish-red Red Giant remained verypopular. tastiest the of has one and greens mustard medium-sized, longruffled leaves.Regardedas 50 days—Plants reach2feetandproduce Old Fashioned( Often used in salad mixes or lightly braised. slightly peppery, yet notably mild for a mustard. harvests ofthinandfrilly-edgedleaves.Flavoris growth is vigorous and swift allowing for multiple 30 days— A cold-hardyJapanese variety. Plant Mizuna 1957. weeks longerthanothermustards. AAS a spicy flavor. Slow to bolt. Stands up to four spineless, finelycutanddeeplyfringedleaveswith 50 days—Large,uprightplantswithdarkgreen, Greenwave aka Hen Pecked) 3260031 — 1 gram—$1.75 3260031 — 3260061 — 1 gram — $ 1.75 3260051 — 1 gram—$1.75 1 gram—$1.75 3260071 — 3260091 — 1 gram—$1.75 1 gram—$1.75 3260041 — or Rosette BokChoy) ® winnerin Page 23
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(Approximately 90 to 125 seeds/ounce) 125 to 90 (Approximately One ounce will plant about a 10-foot row. 10-foot a about plant will ounce One Updated on almost a daily basis, you will find news, gardening and seed saving information, as well as products that were too new or too few aswell as products English or garden peas are frost hardy and like to like and hardy frost are peas garden or English cool weather (55°F to 60°F). be planted in spring bitter with heat. Plant in early can become reach in light soil when soil temps in full sun and deep, inches 1½ seeds the Plant 40°F. about 1 to 2 seeds every 2 them at a rate of spacing feet apart. the rows 2½ inches. Space Dwarf Gray Sugar Pod Sugar Gray Dwarf are bushy with 18 to The plants 60 to 70 days — it 1770s, the least at to back Dating vines. inch 24 1892. in released commercially was Sugar White Dwarf are vigorous and very 50 to 65 days — Plants are Pods tall. inches 30 to 24 growing productive sweet and tender. Mammoth Melting reach 5 feet or more and should 75 days — Vines weather cool in Thrives yielding. High trellised. be and is uniform in production. Pods are very sweet they reach that way even after and tender and stay to fill out. 3 inches or more and the seeds start II Pod Sugar Oregon 70 days — Succulent pods filled with semi- that are 2½ feet in height. wrinkled seeds on plants mildew. powdery and wilt to resistance Improved Sugar Ann reach about 30 inches tall. 60 days — Plants Crisp, flavorful, 3-inch pods. Great fresh or frozen. AAS Released in 1981 and an Sugar Snap butdo tender and tasty are —Pods days 65 six reach can Vines maturity. at strings develop will but frozen Does well trellising. require and feet not stand up to canning temperatures. Released AAS and was an ® ) (Utah Strain) (Utah (Petroselinum crispum) (Petroselinum neopolitanum 3280051 — 1 gram — $ 1.95 — 1 gram 3280051 3280071 — gram — $ 1.95 1 4000261 — 2 grams — $ 1.95 $ — grams 2 — 4000261 1.95 $ — grams 2 — 4000271 1.95 $ — grams 2 — 4000251 4000391 — 2 grams — $ 1.95 $ — grams 2 — 4000391 1.95 $ — grams 2 — 4000241 White Bunching) White (Petroselinum hortense) (Petroselinum Parsley Parsnips aka (Pastinaca sativa) (Petroselinum sp.) (Petroselinum (Petroselinum crispum) (Petroselinum crispum) Common) (Approximately 325 seeds/gram) 325 (Approximately Check our website for availability. for website our Check (Petroselinum UWWWWWWV UWWWWWWV Cultivated for centuries and used as a flavoring in flavoring a as used and centuries for Cultivated it used have Herbalists garnish. a as and soups to tea in and aid, digestive freshener, breath a as and rheumatism. It’s treat high blood pressure been used as a and C, has A high in vitamins malaria. quinine substitute to treat to as the plant starts Parsley becomes very bitter then soak Freeze seed for 3 to 5 days and flower. planting before hours 8 about for water warm in and cover seed lightly for best germination. For garden & seed related info, visit www.WebGrower.com garden & seed related For Evergreen than resistance frost more Exhibits — days 70 are Leaves vigorously. grows and varieties other AAS compound, curled, dark-green and large. 72 days — Deeply cut, dark green leaves with a with leaves green dark cut, Deeply — days 72 Generally stronger in flavor than rich strong flavor. the curled types. Moss Curled The plants are vigorous and compact. 70 days — Leaves are deeply cut and so curled that it 1800s. late the in Introduced moss. resembles Plain (aka are erect, about 12 inches plants The 75 days — and quite vigorous. The leaves are large, flat, tall, in variety preferred the was This green. glossy and early-1800s Europe. winner in 1940. winner in Hamburg Rooted like used be can leaves the Although — days 90 8 to this variety is grown for its parsley, standard roots. parsnip-like white, fleshy long, inch 10 Italian White Lisbon ( Lisbon White 110 days — The smooth stalks have a very mild very a have stalks smooth The — days 110 bunching varieties. popular One of the most flavor. N/A) (Day length in most areas. form bulbs Will not Spanish Sweet Yellow inch) globe — Extra large (up to six days 115 is a straw color and the The skin shaped onion. sweet It has a popular mild and flesh is white. Long Day. flavor. varieties. and long day 3280011 — gram — $ 1.95 1 3280011 3280141 — 1 gram — $ 1.95 3280141 3280081 — gram — $ 1.95 1 — 1 gram — $ 1.95 3280131 3280101 — gram — $ 1.95 1 Onions (Allium cepa) (Allium (Approximately 200 seeds/gram) 200 (Approximately intermediate , Onions require a specific balance of daylight to a specific balance of daylight Onions require properly. darkness to develop the for recommended are varieties day Short typically where temperatures are Southern U.S. They will make bulbs earlier warmer year round. 12 hours of daylight. in the year with only 10 to Intermediate day onions typically need 1214 to the bulbing process. hours of daylight to trigger They are generally suited for most areas. forthe suited best are varieties day long The hours of daylight to north as they need 14 to 16 bulb.Inthe South, they will grow nice green tops are generally but not bulbs. Long day onions more pungent and store better. planting to prior weeks 8 to 6 flats in seeds Sow scissors use spindly, get they If garden. your into may need to You tall. and prune to 2 to 3 inches transplanting time. do this a few times before Don't toss the clippings, they make a great soups for flavoring or potatoes baked for topping and salads. When the soil can be worked, Keep weeded. transplant 2 to 4 inches apart. Consider your geographical location as you as location geographical your Consider are three main types — There select a variety. short Evergreen Long White Bunching don’t that stalks white silvery Long, — days 120 form bulbs under most conditions. Hardy and slow to bolt. (Day length N/A) Red Creole C5 100 to 190 days — Produces small to medium sized bulbs thatare thick, flat, and light-red in The flesh is firm, purple-red, and pungent. color. good A Bred specifically for use in the South. Short Day. variety. storage Ringmaster White Sweet Spanish strain has An improved White Utah 120 days — large globes, with single centers and firm, mild rings. onion for excellent is and well Stores flesh. Day. Long Ruby 100 days — Medium large, red, deep globe shaped with firm, pungent flesh. Excellent keeper a Brozdowski, John by Bred cured. properly when Asgrow Seed Co. and released by private breeder, in 1964. Intermediate Day. Bunching White Long Tokyo White 95 days — Fresh market bunching variety. are upright, uniform and are slightly pungent stalks good summer and fall variety but will not A tasting. over winter well. (Day length N/A) Securely shop online at www.VictorySeeds.com Securely 3270111 — 1 gram — $ 2.35 $ — gram 1 — 3270111 3270031 — 2 grams — $ 1.95 3270041 — 2 grams — $ 1.95 3270021 — 2 grams — $ 1.95 1.95 $ — grams 2 — 3270071 1.95 $ — grams 2 — 3270081 Okra winner in 1988. in winner ® (Abelmoschus esculentus) (Abelmoschus ,” has been used for thousands of Gumbo,” has been used
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Okra or “ or Okra years. It originated in Northeast Africa and spread and Africa Northeast in originated It years. was It regions. Mediterranean Eastern the into likely to in the mid-1600s and brought to Brazil of Louisiana. French colonists America by the it is served Popularin the Southern United States, in soups, fried, or as an ingredient breaded and a typical ingredient of stews or relishes. Okra is Cajunand Creole dishes. too are they before young harvested are Pods to increase often large and fibrous. Harvest Four to six plants production and use immediately. families. most for plenty usually are needs and soil well-composted fertile, likes Okra moisture and warmth to thrive. Nick or soak seeds 3 indoors start or sowing directly before overnight expected frost. Be to 4 weeks prior to your last roots during transplant- careful not to damage the or diseasewith problems no has Okratypically ing. sensitive to frost. but it is very pests Clemson Spineless 80 varieties. okra popular most the of One — days 55 deep-green, developing 3 to 5 feet reach The plants straight and spineless ribbed 6 to 9 inch pods. Released by Clemson University in 1980. Pod Long Green Dwarf dark and ribbed fleshy, are pods The — days 52 inch one and long inches 8 to 7 to developing green grow 24 to 30 inches high. Pods can wide. Plants or frozen. be used boiled, fried, in soups Emerald 55 days — Bred by the Campbell Soup Co. and round, walled, thick are pods The 1950. in released long, spineless, and a deep green color. slender, leaves. large with semi-dwarf are plants The VSC {CNG} Payton’s Mama 70 days — Plants grow from 6 to 12-feet tall family heirloom sent A pods. producing huge, tasty in to us by Brian Payton of Georgia. His grandpar- their 1917 were given the seed shortly after ents wedding; it has been a tradition carried on in the since. ever Payton family Pod Long Perkins 55 days — Pods are bright green, 4 to 6 inches For tall. feet 6 reach can that plants strong on long gumbo. and pickling, canning and used in soups Burgundy to 4 reach and attractive are plants The — days 60 producing ribs leaf and stems burgundy with feet 5 6 to tender are that pods burgundy of yields high inches. AAS An Page 24
C M C M C M C M C M C M C M PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS Y K Y K Y K Y K Y K Y K Y K 39002 Victory Seed Catalog.p0001_impo Dec-28-2017 15:34 Sig:1-A YellowMagentaCyanBlack They Page 25 winner in 1984. ® 3300011 — 1 ounce — $ 2.35 3300011 3300431 — 1 ounce — $ 2.35 3300181 — 1 ounce — $ 2.35 3300181 — 1 ounce — $ 2.35 3300951 — 1 ounce — $ 3300191 — 1 ounce — $ 2.35 3300421 — 1 ounce — $ 2.35 Peas 3300433 — ¼ pound — $ 6.95 3300183 — ¼ pound — $ 6.95 3300183 — ¼ pound — $ 6.95 3300953 — ¼ pound — $ 3300193 — ¼ pound — $ 6.95 3300013 — ¼ pound — $ 6.95 3300423 — ¼ pound — $ 6.95 winner in 1979. in winner ® WEBSITE NEWS WEBSITE www.VictorySeeds.com Edible Podded Peas (Pisum sativum var sativum) sativum (Pisum to make it into this printed catalog. (Approximately 90 to 125 seeds/ounce) 125 to 90 (Approximately One ounce will plant about a 10-foot row. 10-foot a about plant will ounce One Updated on almost a daily basis, you will find news, gardening and seed saving information, as well as products that were too new or too few aswell as products English or garden peas are frost hardy and like to like and hardy frost are peas garden or English cool weather (55°F to 60°F). be planted in can become bitter with heat. Plant in early spring bitter with heat. Plant in early can become reach in light soil when soil temps in full sun and deep, inches 1½ seeds the Plant 40°F. about 1 to 2 seeds every 2 them at a rate of spacing feet apart. the rows 2½ inches. Space Dwarf White Sugar White Dwarf are vigorous and very 50 to 65 days — Plants are Pods tall. inches 30 to 24 growing productive sweet and tender. Mammoth Melting reach 5 feet or more and should 75 days — Vines weather cool in Thrives yielding. High trellised. be and is uniform in production. Pods are very sweet they reach that way even after and tender and stay to fill out. 3 inches or more and the seeds start II Pod Sugar Oregon 70 days — Succulent pods filled with semi- that are 2½ feet in height. wrinkled seeds on plants mildew. powdery and wilt to resistance Improved Sugar Ann reach about 30 inches tall. 60 days — Plants Crisp, flavorful, 3-inch pods. Great fresh or frozen. AAS Released in 1981 and an Dwarf Gray Sugar Pod Sugar Gray Dwarf are bushy with 18 to The plants 60 to 70 days — 24inch vines. Dating back to at least the 1770s, it 1892. in released commercially was Sugar Snap butdo tender and tasty are Pods — days 65 six reach can Vines maturity. at strings develop will but frozen well Does trellising. require and feet not stand up to canning temperatures. Released AAS and was an ® ) (Utah Strain) (Utah (Petroselinum crispum) neopolitanum 3280051 — 1 gram — $ 1.95 — 1 gram 3280051 3280071 — gram — $ 1.95 1 4000391 — 2 grams — $ 1.95 $ — grams 2 — 4000391 1.95 $ — grams 2 — 4000241 1.95 $ — grams 2 — 4000261 1.95 $ — grams 2 — 4000271 1.95 $ — grams 2 — 4000251 White Bunching) White (Petroselinum hortense) (Petroselinum Parsley Parsnips aka (Pastinaca sativa) (Petroselinum sp.) (Petroselinum (Petroselinum crispum) (Petroselinum crispum)
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Parsley becomes very bitter as the plant starts to as the plant starts Parsley becomes very bitter then soak Freeze seed for 3 to 5 days and flower. planting before hours 8 about for water warm in and cover seed lightly for best germination. Cultivated for centuries and used as a flavoring in flavoring a as used and centuries for Cultivated it used have Herbalists garnish. a as and soups to tea in and aid, digestive freshener, breath a as and rheumatism. It’s treat high blood pressure been used as a and C, has A high in vitamins malaria. quinine substitute to treat For garden & seed related info, visit www.WebGrower.com garden & seed related For Evergreen than resistance frost more Exhibits — days 70 are Leaves vigorously. grows and varieties other AAS compound, curled, dark-green and large. winner in 1940. winner in The plants are vigorous and compact. 70 days — Leaves are deeply cut and so curled that it 1800s. late the in Introduced moss. resembles are erect, about 12 inches plants The 75 days — and quite vigorous. The leaves are large, flat, tall, in variety preferred the was This green. glossy and early-1800s Europe. Hamburg Rooted like used be can leaves the Although — days 90 8 to this variety is grown for its parsley, standard roots. parsnip-like white, fleshy long, inch 10 Italian Moss Curled Plain (aka 72 days — Deeply cut, dark green leaves with a with leaves green dark cut, Deeply — days 72 Generally stronger in flavor than rich strong flavor. the curled types. White Lisbon ( Lisbon White 110 days — The smooth stalks have a very mild very a have stalks smooth The — days 110 bunching varieties. popular One of the most flavor. N/A) (Day length in most areas. form bulbs Will not Yellow Sweet Spanish Spanish Sweet Yellow inch) globe — Extra large (up to six days 115 is a straw color and the The skin shaped onion. sweet It has a popular mild and flesh is white. Long Day. flavor. varieties. and long day 3280011 — gram — $ 1.95 1 3280011 3280141 — 1 gram — $ 1.95 3280141 3280081 — gram — $ 1.95 1 — 1 gram — $ 1.95 3280131 3280101 — gram — $ 1.95 1 Onions (Allium cepa) (Allium (Approximately 200 seeds/gram) 200 (Approximately intermediate , Onions require a specific balance of daylight to a specific balance of daylight Onions require properly. darkness to develop the for recommended are varieties day Short typically where temperatures are Southern U.S. They will make bulbs earlier warmer year round. 12 hours of daylight. in the year with only 10 to Intermediate day onions typically need 1214 to the bulbing process. hours of daylight to trigger They are generally suited for most areas. forthe suited best are varieties day long The hours of daylight to north as they need 14 to 16 bulb.Inthe South, they will grow nice green tops are generally but not bulbs. Long day onions more pungent and store better. planting to prior weeks 8 to 6 flats in seeds Sow scissors use spindly, get they If garden. your into may need to You tall. and prune to 2 to 3 inches transplanting time. do this a few times before Don't toss the clippings, they make a great soups for flavoring or potatoes baked for topping and salads. When the soil can be worked, Keep weeded. transplant 2 to 4 inches apart. Consider your geographical location as you as location geographical your Consider are three main types — There select a variety. short Evergreen Long White Bunching don’t that stalks white silvery Long, — days 120 form bulbs under most conditions. Hardy and slow to bolt. (Day length N/A) Red Creole C5 100 to 190 days — Produces small to medium sized bulbs thatare thick, flat, and light-red in The flesh is firm, purple-red, and pungent. color. good A Bred specifically for use in the South. Short Day. variety. storage Ringmaster White Sweet Spanish strain has An improved White Utah 120 days — large globes, with single centers and firm, mild rings. onion for excellent is and well Stores flesh. Day. Long Ruby 100 days — Medium large, red, deep globe shaped with firm, pungent flesh. Excellent keeper a Brozdowski, John by Bred cured. properly when Asgrow Seed Co. and released by private breeder, in 1964. Intermediate Day. Bunching White Long Tokyo White 95 days — Fresh market bunching variety. are upright, uniform and are slightly pungent stalks good summer and fall variety but will not A tasting. over winter well. (Day length N/A) Securely shop online at www.VictorySeeds.com Securely 3270111 — 1 gram — $ 2.35 $ — gram 1 — 3270111 3270031 — 2 grams — $ 1.95 3270041 — 2 grams — $ 1.95 3270021 — 2 grams — $ 1.95 1.95 $ — grams 2 — 3270071 1.95 $ — grams 2 — 3270081 Okra winner in 1988. in winner ® (Abelmoschus esculentus) (Abelmoschus ,” has been used for thousands of Gumbo,” has been used (Approximately 14 to 17 seeds/gram) 14 to (Approximately Okra or “ or Okra years. It originated in Northeast Africa and spread and Africa Northeast in originated It years. was It regions. Mediterranean Eastern the into likely to in the mid-1600s and brought to Brazil of Louisiana. French colonists America by the it is served Popularin the Southern United States, in soups, fried, or as an ingredient breaded and a typical ingredient of stews or relishes. Okra is Cajunand Creole dishes. too are they before young harvested are Pods to increase often large and fibrous. Harvest Four to six plants production and use immediately. families.most for plenty usually are needs and soil well-composted fertile, likes Okra moisture and warmth to thrive. Nick or soak seeds 3 indoors start or sowing directly before overnight expected frost. Be to 4 weeks prior to your last roots during transplant- careful not to damage the or diseasewith problems no has Okratypically ing. sensitive to frost. but it is very pests Clemson Spineless 80 varieties. okra popular most the of One — days 55 deep-green, developing 3 to 5 feet reach The plants straight and spineless ribbed 6 to 9 inch pods. Released by Clemson University in 1980. Pod Long Green Dwarf dark and ribbed fleshy, are pods The — days 52 inch one and long inches 8 to 7 to developing green grow 24 to 30 inches high. Pods can wide. Plants or frozen. be used boiled, fried, in soups Emerald 55 days — Bred by the Campbell Soup Co. and round, walled, thick are pods The 1950. in released long, spineless, and a deep green color. slender, leaves. large with semi-dwarf are plants The VSC {CNG} Payton’s Mama 70 days — Plants grow from 6 to 12-feet tall family heirloom sent A pods. producing huge, tasty in to us by Brian Payton of Georgia. His grandpar- their 1917 were given the seed shortly after ents wedding; it has been a tradition carried on in the since. ever Payton family Pod Long Perkins 55 days — Pods are bright green, 4 to 6 inches For tall. feet 6 reach can that plants strong on long gumbo. and pickling, canning and used in soups Burgundy to 4 reach and attractive are plants The — days 60 producing ribs leaf and stems burgundy with feet 5 6 to tender are that pods burgundy of yields high inches. AAS An Page 24
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Goodfreshorcannedastheyholdtheir tipped, 3½ inches long, and contain 7 to 8 wrinkled tolerant andwiltresistant. Podsarestraight,blunt- 66 days—Vines reach3feet,aresturdy, drought Perfection 326 Early Good freshorfrozen.Releasedin1966. color, containing and each. peas wrinkled 8 to 7 about 4incheslong,blunt-ended,darkgreenin support. Itisa prolific freezingvariety. Podsare reaching 28to30inchesandbenefitfromsome 65 days— The vinesarewiltresistant,uniform, Early Frosty inches long, containing about 9 wrinkled peas. 3½ are Pods tall. inches 24 to 18 4 to reach and 68 days—Plantsareerect,moderatelybranching Badger per roundpod.Usefresh,canned,frozenordried. grow well in cool soil. Typically 5 to 8 smooth peas Laxton in1881.Plantsare24to36inchestall and 55 days—Introducedbypeabreeder Thomas varieties aresweeter. starchy andusedforsoups whilewrinkleseeded As arule,smoothseededvarietiesaremore Arrow aka Earliest of Homesteader) Garden Peas Garden ® winnerin1948. 3300033 —¼pound$6.95 3300203 —¼pound$6.95 3300133 —¼pound$6.95 3300973 —¼pound$6.95 3300963 —¼pound$6.95 3301603 —¼pound$6.95 3300023 —¼pound$6.95 3300031 —1ounce$2.35 3300201 —1ounce$2.35 3300131 —1ounce$2.35 3300971 —1ounce$2.35 3300961 —1ounce$2.35 3301601 —1ounce$2.35 3300021 —1ounce$2.35 All) s, 6to9tasty, th Century Securely shop online atwww.VictorySeeds.com Peas arecreamcolored withlightbrowneyes. picking. Goodforfreshuse,freezingor canning. peas per8-inchpodsethighontheplants foreasy 75 days—Productive,erectbushes;bear upto10 Big Boy in 1943.Wrinkle seeded. produce sevenormoreseedsperpod.Released sturdy, growupto30inches,arehighyieldingand pollinates wellundercoolerconditions.Plants are heat andthereforeusedforlatesowings,it 70 days— Although itisresistant totheeffects of Wando about 3½incheswith6to8 peas. Wrinkle seeded. quality, and is wilt resistant. Peas are bright green, excellent 75 days — Does well in maritime conditions and it Thomas Laxton when fully ripe and filling the pod. Wrinkle seeded. pods whosepeasstaytenderandsweeteven tall, very productive, hardy, and luscious. Small 64 days—Plantsarecompact, upto30inches Little Marvel easy to shell. Wrinkle seeded. some support.Itproduceswell and thepods are ability toproduceunderharshconditions. normally not necessary; they are known for their after theplantsbegintobloom.Irrigationis they willshadeoutmostweeds. Avoid cultivation early intheseasonwithshallowcultivation.Later in rows20to42inchesapart.Controlweeds Sow 4to6seedsperfoot,¾1¼inchesdeep, areas, cowpeas must be planted in May or June. mature inabout100days. Therefore inmost The seedpods forminabout60daysandwill Cowpeas canbeplantedfromMayto August. tosandysoils. clay soil types,fromheavy are highlydroughttolerantanddowellinmost danger offrostduringthegrowingseason.They no and 60°F) least (at temperatures soil warm They are more likely to succeed in areas with on the vine for later use. Plants are used as hay. they areeatenasgreenshelledpeasorleft todry became astaple foodintheSoutheastwhere Introduced intotheU.S.withslavetrade,they Southern Peas, Field Peas, Field Peas, Southern UWWWWWWV (Approximately 90-150 seeds/ounce) high insugarcontent.Podsgrowto (Vigna unguiculata) or Cowpeas or 3300374 — ½ pound — $ 8.75 3300374 — ½ pound 3300373 —¼pound —$5.85 3300153 —¼pound$6.95 3300143 —¼pound$6.95 3300053 —¼pound$6.95 3300043 —¼pound$6.95 3300371 —1ounce —$2.05 3300151 —1ounce$2.35 3300141 —1ounce$2.35 3300051 —1ounce$2.35 3300041 —1ounce$2.35 Champion ( Blackeye #5butsmaller. Releasedin1987. California to qualities and yield Similar eyes. 90 days — Peas are cream-colored with black #46 Blackeye California beans. like winter and fairly easy to grow. Used as green shell or dry, 70 — days The plants are high vigorous yielding, California BlackeyePea#5 dried. The greenpodsareeasytoshell. color when first shelled which then turn black when pods. The peasthemselveshaveadeeppurple 70 days—Very productivewithunusually long Black Crowder canning. Released in 1962. mature uniformly. Excellent for freezing and — Plants days 75 they and high pods upright, are Cream 8 8 (aka Cream eyes. maroon with smooth are seeds dry eyes andits6-inchpodsarepurple. At maturitythe fresh stage, peasaregreenwithlight-redcolored 62 days — Upright and compact plants. At the Coronet easily. Releasedin1972. inch, light-brownpodswithbrownpeasthatshell 60 days—Productiveplants withlarge,9to10 Colossus gardens. Excellent for freezing. for Excellent gardens. peas. A market and home both for variety nice 75 days—Bush-typewithoblong,kidneyshaped grow 18 to 24 inches tall. inches 24 to 18 grow inches 7 to 6 are Pods 65 days—Vigorous, bushto semi-viningplants CT Pinkeye Purplehull growers. Fusariumwiltandnematode resistant. is good for both home gardeners and market Texas AES in 1953. An excellent fresh shell pea, it — days 72 A the by bred pea cream bush-type, Cream 12(aka For garden&seed related info,visit www.WebGrower.com aka Texas Cream 8) Texas Cream 12) Cream 76) 3300494 — ½ pound—$8.75 3300494 — 3300493 —¼pound$5.85 ½ pound—$8.75 3300064 — ¼ pound—$5.85 3300063 — —½pound$8.75 3300384 3300383 —¼pound$5.85 3301304 — ½ pound—$8.75 3301304 — 3301303 —¼pound$5.85 ½ pound—$8.75 3300514 — 3300513 —¼pound$5.85 —½pound$8.75 3300504 3300503 —¼pound$5.85 3300934 — ½ pound—$8.75 3300934 — 3300933 —¼pound$5.85 ½ pound—$8.75 3300084 — 3300083 —¼pound$5.85 3300491 —1ounce$2.05 3300061 — 1 ounce—$2.05 3300381 —1ounce$2.05 3301301 —1ounce$2.05 3300501 —1ounce$2.05 3300931 —1ounce$2.05 3300081 —1ounce$2.05 3300511 —1ounce$2.05 seeds perounce.Onepacketgoesalong way. shelled, frozen or dried. There are up to about 350 colored with a darker eye. They are good green The peasareverytasty 90 days— A heattolerant,Southern-typepea. Lady ( Excellent driedandasacanningvariety. pods. The largeseedsturnbrownwhendry. 65 days — Productive plants with reddish to purple Knuckle Purplehull as thecooler, wetones. About 65seeds/pack. season gardens. Tolerates hot,dryspellsaswell on dwarf,bushplants. A greatchoiceforshorter Pods areupright,7incheslong,12seedsperpod Very Rare. — days 100 to 70 productive. and early Fagiolino DolicodiVeneto {CNG} for bothcanningandfreezing. small tomediumsized,creamcoloredandgreat long, easy to pick and easily shelled. Seeds are 65 days — A high bush type. Pods are 7 inches Elite color, 7 to 9 inches long and shell out easily. the green,maturestage, thepodsarelight-redin determinate, medium-sized,bush-typeplants. At 75 days—Podsareproducedatthetopof Early Scarlet The peasarebrownandeasytoshell. Heavy producersofpodsthatareeasytopick. 65 days—Plantsareerecttosemi-viningtype. Dixielee a flattened,dimpledappearance. packed into the pods so that at maturity they have easy.a As Closely bunched on the plants makes picking pods thateachcontain 12to15fineflavoredpeas. 70 days—Prolific,bush-typeplants thatproduce CT DimpledBrownCrowder white withamarooneyewhendried. eye. red a with peas almost green turn light They long. At the shell stage, the pods are purple with aka Lady Finger) crowder pea,theseedsaretightly 3300404 —½pound —$ 9.25 3300403 —¼pound —$7.35 3300544 —½pound$ 8.75 3300543 —¼pound$5.85 3300534 —½pound$ 8.75 3300533 —¼pound$5.85 3300764 —½pound$ 8.75 3300763 —¼pound$5.85 3300524 —½pound$ 8.75 3300523 —¼pound$5.85 3300944 —½pound$ 8.75 3300943 —¼pound$5.85 3300454 —½pound$ 8.75 3300453 —¼pound$5.85 3300891 —¼ounce$2.45 3300401 —1ounce$2.45 3300541 —1ounce$2.05 3300531 —1ounce$2.05 3300761 —1ounce$2.05 3300521 —1ounce$2.05 3300941 —1ounce$2.05 3300451 —1ounce$2.05 , very small, and cream Page 27
C M C M C M C M C M C M C M PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS Y K Y K Y K Y K Y K Y K Y K 39002 Victory Seed Catalog.p0001_impo Dec-28-2017 15:34 Sig:1-C Black Page 27 , very small, and cream and small, very , 3300451 — 1 ounce — $ 2.05 — 1 ounce 3300451 2.05 3300941 — 1 ounce — $ 2.05 3300521 — 1 ounce — $ 3300761 — 1 ounce — $ 2.05 3300531 — 1 ounce — $ 2.05 3300541 — 1 ounce — $ 2.05 3300401 — 1 ounce — $ 2.45 3300891 — ¼ ounce — $ 2.45 3300453 — ¼ pound — $ 5.85 3300453 — ¼ 8.75 $ pound — 3300454 — ½ 5.85 3300943 — ¼ pound — $ 8.75 $ 3300944 — ½ pound — 5.85 3300523 — ¼ pound — $ 8.75 $ 3300524 — ½ pound — 3300763 — ¼ pound — $ 5.85 8.75 $ 3300764 — ½ pound — 3300533 — ¼ pound — $ 5.85 8.75 $ 3300534 — ½ pound — 3300543 — ¼ pound — $ 5.85 8.75 3300544 — ½ pound — $ 3300403 — ¼ pound — $ 7.35 9.25 3300404 — ½ pound — $ crowder pea, the seeds are tightly crowder pea, Lady Finger) aka long. At the shell stage, the pods are purple with purple are pods the stage, shell the At long. Theylight turn almost green peas with a red eye. eye when dried. a maroon white with Brown Crowder CT Dimpled that produce bush-type plants 70 days — Prolific, peas. 12 to 15 fine flavored contain pods that each picking makes plants the on bunched Closely As a easy. have they maturity at that so pods the into packed a flattened, dimpled appearance. Dixielee to semi-vining type. 65 days — Plants are erect that are easy to pick. Heavy producers of pods easy to shell. The peas are brown and are Scarlet Early at the top of 75 days — Pods are produced At bush-type plants. determinate, medium-sized, the pods are light-red in the green, mature stage, easily. out shell and long inches 9 to 7 color, Elite inches 7 are Pods type. bush high A — days 65 are Seeds shelled. easily and pick to easy long, small to medium sized, cream colored and great for both canning and freezing. {CNG} Fagiolino Dolico di Veneto early and productive. 70 to 100 days — Rare. Very Pods are upright, 7 inches long, 12 seeds per pod great choice for shorter A on dwarf, bush plants. dry spells as well hot, Tolerates season gardens. About 65 seeds/pack. wet ones. as the cooler, Knuckle Purplehull Knuckle purple to reddish with plants Productive — days 65 turn brown when dry. The large seeds pods. Excellent dried and as a canning variety. green good are They eye. darker a with colored 350 about to up are There dried. or frozen shelled, seeds per ounce. One packet goes a long way. Lady ( Lady heat tolerant, Southern-type pea. A 90 days — The peas are very tasty
3300511 — 1 ounce — $ 2.05 3300511 3300081 — 1 ounce — $ 2.05 3300931 — 1 ounce — $ 2.05 3300501 — 1 ounce — $ 2.05 3301301 — 1 ounce — $ 2.05 3300061 — 1 ounce — $ 2.05 3300061 2.05 3300491 — 1 ounce — $ 3300381 — 1 ounce — $ 2.05 3300381 — 1 3300083 — ¼ pound — $ 5.85 3300084 — $ 8.75 pound — ½ 3300933 — ¼ pound — $ 5.85 3300934 — pound — $ 8.75 ½ 3300503 — ¼ pound — $ 5.85 3300504 — ½ pound — $ 8.75 3300513 — ¼ pound — $ 5.85 3300514 — $ 8.75 pound — ½ 3301303 — ¼ pound — $ 5.85 3301304 — $ 8.75 pound — ½ 3300063 — 3300063 ¼ pound — $ 5.85 3300064 — pound — $ 8.75 ½ 5.85 3300493 — ¼ pound — $ 3300494 — pound — $ 8.75 ½ 3300383 — ¼ pound — $ 5.85 3300383 — ¼ 3300384 — ½ pound — $ 8.75 Cream 76) Texas Cream 12) Texas Texas Cream 8) Cream Texas aka For garden & seed related info, visit www.WebGrower.com garden & seed related For Cream 12 (aka bush-type, cream pea bred by the A 72 days — it pea, shell fresh excellent An 1953. in AES Texas market and gardeners home both for good is growers. Fusarium wilt and nematode resistant. Purplehull Pinkeye CT plants bush to semi-vining 65 days — Vigorous, Pods are6 togrow 7 inches 18 to 24 inches tall. 75 days — Bush-type with oblong, kidney shaped nice variety for both home and market A peas. gardens.Excellent for freezing. Colossus with large, 9 to 10 60 days — Productive plants inch, light-brown pods with brown peas that shell Released in 1972. easily. Coronet the At plants. compact and Upright — days 62 peas are green with light-red colored fresh stage, At maturity the eyes and its 6-inch pods are purple. dry seeds are smooth with maroon eyes. Cream(aka 8 75 days — Plants are upright, pods high and they 75days —Plants and freezing for Excellent uniformly. mature 1962. in Released canning. California Blackeye #46 black with cream-colored are Peas — days 90 eyes. Similar yield and qualities to California 1987. Released in Blackeye #5 but smaller. ( Champion California Blackeye Pea #5 California Blackeye yielding, vigoroushigh are plants The days— 70 dry, or shell green as Used grow. to easy fairly and like winter beans. Black Crowder Black unusually long with productive — Very 70 days a deep purple have The peas themselves pods. when black turn then which shelled first when color pods are easy to shell. The green dried. 3300371 — 1 ounce — $ 2.05 3300041 — 1 ounce — $ 2.35 — 1 ounce 3300041 ounce — $ 2.35 3300051 — 1 3300141 — 1 ounce — $ 2.35 3300141 — 1 ounce — $ 2.35 3300151 — 1 ounce — $ 3300373 — ¼ pound — $ 5.85 pound ½ — 3300374 8.75 $ — 3300043 — ¼ pound — $ 6.95 — ¼ pound 3300043 pound — $ 6.95 3300053 — ¼ 3300143 — ¼ pound — $ 6.95 3300143 — ¼ pound — $ 6.95 3300153 — ¼ pound — $ or Cowpeas (Vigna unguiculata) (Vigna high in sugar content. Pods grow to high in sugar content. Pods (Approximately 90-150 seeds/ounce) (Approximately UWWWWWWV Southern Peas, Field Peas, Introduced into the U.S. with the slave trade, they food in the Southeast where became a staple to dry they are eaten as green shelled peas or left hay. as used are Plants use. later for vine the on with areas in succeed to likely more are They warm soil temperatures (at least 60°F) and no danger of frost during the growing season. They are highly drought tolerant and do well in most soil types, from heavy clay to sandy soils. August. Cowpeas can be planted from May to form in about 60 days and will The seedpods in most Therefore mature in about 100 days. June. or May in planted be must cowpeas areas, Sow 4 to 6 seeds per foot, ¾ to 1¼ inches deep, in rows 20 to 42 inches apart. Control weeds early in the season with shallow cultivation. Later cultivation Avoid they will shade out most weeds. the plants begin to bloom. Irrigation is after their for known are they necessary; not normally ability to produce under harsh conditions. Big Boy Big 75 days — Productive, erect bushes; bear up to 10 for easy peas per 8-inch pod set high on the plants picking. Good for fresh use, freezing or canning. Peas are cream colored with light brown eyes. some support. It produces well and the pods are pods and the well It produces some support. seeded. Wrinkle shell. to easy Marvel Little up to 30 inches are compact, 64 days — Plants Small luscious. and hardy, productive, very tall, even peas stay tender and sweet pods whose seeded. Wrinkle pod. the filling and ripe fully when Thomas Laxton it and conditions maritime in well Does — days 75 excellent green, bright are Peas resistant. wilt is and quality, about 3½ inches with 6 to 8 peas. Wrinkle seeded. Wrinkle peas. 8 about 3½ inches with 6 to Wando of to the effects Although it is resistant 70 days — late sowings, it heat and therefore used for are conditions. Plants pollinates well under cooler inches, are high yielding and grow up to 30 sturdy, per pod. Released produce seven or more seeds seeded. in 1943. Wrinkle Securely shop online at www.VictorySeeds.com Securely Century th s, 6 to 9 tasty, All) 3300021 — 1 ounce — $ 2.35 3300021 — 1 2.35 3301601 — 1 ounce — $ 2.35 3300961 — 1 ounce — $ 3300971 — 1 ounce — $ 2.35 3300131 — 1 ounce — $ 2.35 3300201 — 1 ounce — $ 2.35 3300031 — 1 ounce — $ 2.35 3300023 — ¼ pound — $ 6.95 3300023 — ¼ pound — $ 6.95 3301603 — ¼ pound — $ 3300963 — ¼ pound — $ 6.95 3300973 — ¼ pound — $ 6.95 3300133 — ¼ pound — $ 6.95 3300203 — ¼ pound — $ 6.95 3300033 — ¼ pound — $ 6.95 winner in 1948. ® Garden Garden Peas Homesteader) Earliest of aka Arrow As a rule, smooth seeded varieties are more varieties smooth seeded As a rule, wrinkle seeded while for soups and used starchy sweeter. varieties are 55 days — Introduced by pea breeder Thomas by pea breeder 55 days — Introduced and tall Plants are 24 to 36 inches Laxton in 1881. peas smooth 8 to 5 Typically soil. cool in well grow or dried. Use fresh, canned, frozen per round pod. Badger moderately branching 68 days — Plants are erect, andreach to 4 18 to 24 inches tall. Pods are 3½ peas. wrinkled 9 about containing long, inches Early Frosty are wilt resistant, uniform, The vines 65 days — benefit from some reaching 28 to 30 inches and Pods are variety. prolific freezing support. It is a dark green in about 4 inches long, blunt-ended, 7 to 8 wrinkled peas each. and containing color, in 1966. Good fresh or frozen. Released Early Perfection 326 drought reach 3 feet, are sturdy, 66 days — Vines Pods are straight, blunt- tolerant and wilt resistant. wrinkled 8 to 7 contain and long, inches 3½ tipped, peas. Good fresh or canned as they hold their 1950s. the to back Dates well. texture and color Freezonian with Laxton’ ‘Thomas of cross a is This — days 60 to 48 are vigorous, 36 Record’. Vines ‘World’s pods inch three of yields heavy with tall inches 7 to 8 wrinkled peas. High sugar each containing content. AAS An Green 70 days — Popular with commercial processors and home gardeners as it has high yields and and exhibits freezes well, has an excellent flavor, Pods average about 4 inches disease resistance. seeded. long on 24 to 28 inch vines. Wrinkle Laxton's Progress Number 9 Number Progress Laxton's the famous 19 60 days — Named after plant breeder, Thomas Laxton. A leading home A Thomas Laxton. plant breeder, plant inch 24 to 18 with pea garden sweet, seeded. large, peas per pod. Wrinkle Lincoln (aka 68 days — Resists wilt and is tolerant of heat. and benefit from grow 18 to 30 inches tall Vines Alaska ( Page 26
C M C M C M C M C M C M C M PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS Y K Y K Y K Y K Y K Y K Y K 39002 Victory Seed Catalog.p0001_impo Dec-28-2017 15:34 Sig:1-D Black Page 28 About 70seeds/packet. are lightbrownandspeckled.Predates 1865. type, toofertilesoilwillencouragerunners. Seeds two or more feet tall. Although they are a bush- 85 days—Plants areveryprolific,upright,grow Whippoorwill shaped, and white with orange eyes. above thefoliage. The seedsaresmall,kidney- 65 days — Early, prolific, erect plants with pods set Texas Cream40( variety, generallyusedatthefreshshellingstage. hotter, Southernweather. A "cream pea"type 75 days — Prolific, bush-type plants that thrive in Sadandy ( purplehull varieties. with large,marooncoloredeyes.Largerthanother inches long,contain 9to11, kidney-shapedseeds and non-vining. Pods are dark-purple, about 8 determinate, erect,compact (about20inches), 60 days—Pinkeyepurplehulltype.Plants are Quickpick Pinkeye Blackeye CowpeaMosaicVirus (BVR). cream colored with a maroon eye. Resistant to are that seeds with purple and long 7 inches to 65 days — Bush to semi-vining plants. Pods are 6 Pinkeye PurpleHullBVR root knotnematodes. meaty, brown seeds. Resistant to fusarium wilt and 60 days—Podsaresilvery-greenwithlarge, Mississippi Silver Station 1976. in released and Mississippi Agricultural andForestryExperiment brown peas that are very easy to shell. Bred by 60 days — Pods are reddish-purple with large Mississippi Purple brown peas. About 90seeds/packet. tan mottled, small, more or dozen a to contain thereafter, andatthedrystage in100days.Pods Young pods can be eaten fresh, shelled closely 80 days—Plants areprolific,vigorousandlush. Mayo Speckled {CNG} aka Sa-Dandy) aka 3300094 —½ pound—$8.75 3300093 —¼pound$5.85 3300584 —½ pound—$8.75 3300583 —¼pound$5.85 3300924 —½ pound—$8.75 3300923 —¼pound$5.85 3300074 —½ pound—$8.75 3300073 —¼pound$5.85 3300564 —½ pound—$8.75 3300563 —¼pound$5.85 3300554 —½ pound—$8.75 3300553 —¼pound$5.85 3300101 —½ounce —$2.45 3301351 —½ounce$2.45 3300091 —1ounce$2.05 3300581 —1ounce$2.05 3300921 —1ounce$2.05 3300071 —1ounce$2.05 3300561 —1ounce$2.05 3300551 —1ounce$2.05 Cream 40) Securely shop online atwww.VictorySeeds.com are matureandred. Can be used green but are full flavored when they 100 days—Extremelyhot! A Caribbeanfavorite. Habanero, Red hotter thanJalapeno! A littleslowertogerminate. long byoneinchacrossandabout200times flesh ripens to orange-red. Fruits are 1½ inches — Very days 85 crinkled thin green, Light hot! Habanero after the South American river in Guyana. inch greenfruits, turningredwhenmature.Named For pickling,canningordrying.Long,thin,½by6 70 days—Hotbutdelightfully pungentinflavor. Cayenne, Long Red (stuffed or roasted), or dried (as Ancho). taste. processed Poblano), (as fresh Excellent deep redatmaturity. Slightlyhot withasweet point. The skin is wrinkled and dark green turning 78 days — The 4 inch long fruit taper to a blunt Ancho (Poblano) plants are tall, upright, bushy, and long bearing. maturity. Canbeusedfresh,cannedordried. The pungent, deepgreen,andturningtoredat long by 1½ inches long, tapered, medium thick, 78 days— The podsdevelopfrom6to8½inches Anaheim much nitrogen.Maturitydaysarefromtransplant. temperatures dropbelow60°Foriftheygettoo that thrive in warm weather. Blossoms will drop if average above55°F. aretenderplants Peppers Transplant after only outside temperatures night of unevenplantingdepthsandcoolsoiltemps. common causeofpoorgerminationistheresult erratic. be to tend rates but days 18 to most The soil temperature is 80°F. Germination occurs in 8 last expected frost date for your area. Optimum the to prior weeks 8 mix, potting sterile in deep, Growing Peppers the hottest peppers. peppers. Warm growingtemperaturesdevelop hot handling after eyes or face your touch will alsoalleviatetheburningsensation.Never emergency. Bread, bananas, pasta, or potatoes with vinegartoalleviatediscomfortinan neutralized bywater. Wash handsorrinsemouth capsaicinThe peppers hot in oil and earnVictory Points™whenyouorder. Create an account at VictorySeeds.com (Approximately 25 seeds per ¼ gram) (Capsicum annum) Hot Peppers Hot Peppers 3310161 — 20seeds$2.50 3310151 — 20seeds$2.50 : Sowtheseedsabout¼inch 3310141 — ¼gram$2.25 3310131 — ¼gram$2.25 3310121 — ¼ gram—$2.25 cannot be color toyoursalads andcooking. highly productive. An interesting novelty to add inch blocky fruits have thick flesh. The plant is — 70 days A pepper. trulypurple by3½ The 4-inch Purple Beauty skinned, reaching 3½ inches by 2½ inches. market. The fruits are heart shaped, smooth 73 days — A standard sweet variety for home and Pimento addition tosaladsoryourfavoritestirfryrecipe. from greentoabrightorangecolor. An excellent beautiful, thick-fleshed,verysweet,andmature 90 days—Fruits are blocky, 4by3½inches, Orange King productive. upright. Plants are strong, vigorous and measuring fourinchesbytwothatgrow 65 days—Very early, mildfruits sweetand Neapolitan {CNG} bright red color on 30 inch tall plants. peppers withmediumthinwallsmaturingtoa by ½inchesindiameter. Slim,clubshapedgreen 85 days—Very hot,pungentfruit,2½incheslong Serrano for freshmarket. inch, turningredwhenmature.Goodforpicklingor 72 days—Darkgreentapered fruit,3inchesby1 Jalapeno pickling. An AAS pickling. An fruit is light yellow, maturing to red. Good for 68 days — inch long The tapering 6 inch by 1½ Hungarian Sweet Baranovski ofMinsk. by 2008 in us to sent heirloom Polish Andrey to 4inchlongfruits. Quiteflavorfulandsweet. A —Very90 days andcompact prolific with3 plants Hajduczek {CNG} VSC mature. when peppers are a bright gold, changing to orange-red 70 days—SameasCaliforniaWonder butthe Golden CaliforniaWonder mild and sweet. blocky, and 4 by 4½ produce 4 or 5 fruits that are mostly four-lobed, 75 days— The plants areupright,strong,and California Wonder For garden&seed related info,visit www.WebGrower.com UWWWWWWV Sweet and Mild Peppers Mild and Sweet (Bell Type) ® winner in 1938. (SweetBanana) (Bell Variety) inches withthickfleshthatis 3310101 — ¼ gram — $ 2.25 3310101 — 3310091 — ¼gram $ 2.25 3310261 — ¼gram $ 2.25 3310281 — ¼ gram—$2.85 3310281 — 3310071 — ¼ gram—$2.25 3310181 — ¼ gram—$2.25 3310181 — 3310031 — ¼ gram — $ 2.25 3310031 — 3310211 — ¼ gram — $ 2.25 3310311¼ gram—$2.85 — 3310011¼ gram—$2.25 — (Bell Variety) skin color is a brilliant reddish-orange. flattened, deeply ribbed, concave on top and the very productive and beautiful. The fruits are (C. maxima)95 days — A French heirloom that is Cinderella (aka ranging in color from yellow to Scotia, these huge fruits have slightly rough skin are possible. Developed by Howard Dill of Nova this isagoodvarietytotry. 400to500poundfruits 120 days—Ifyouaregoingforagiantpumpkin, Atlantic Giant Connecticut Field in pies. About 6seeds/pack. and weighupto25pounds.Cinderellaisexcellent average 15 inches across but only 6 inches high pounds inweight.8seeds/pack. inches thick.Suitableforpies.Willreach50to70 120 days — Bright, yellow-orange flesh is 3 to 4 Big Max are notforsmallgardens.8seeds/pack. canning orasstockfeed. About 12seeds/pack. flesh is sweet, thick and coarse. Can be used for The rindishardbutthinandslightlyribbed. The ends. Typically 12inchesinheightanddiameter. 1700. Large,15to20poundglobeswithflattened 110 days—Native American heirloompredating 12 seeds/pack. reaching uptotenfeet. Tolerant toblackrot. About ridges andstronghandles.Vines arelarge 10-20 poundsandaredarkorangewithdeep for piesandroastedseeds.Fruits weighbetween 110 days — Used for Jack-o-Lanterns, excellent Howden Jack BeLittle( Jack O’Lantern 12 months if carefully cured. About 25 seeds/pack. diameter. grow, to Easy to up last can and prolific, and aregenerally2incheshighby3in gourd. Fruits fitinyourhand,weigh3to4ounces, (C. pepo)95days— A miniature pumpkin,nota About 12 seeds/pack. fine-grained enough to be of good cooking quality. shallow ribs. The fleshissweet,lightincolor, and 10 to18poundsandmedium-orangecolored with head. They tendtobeabout10inchesindiameter, 100 days — Bred to be about the size of a human http://www.pinter Refer to (C.pepo) (C. maxima) (Seed count variesbytype) Check Out Our Pins (C. maxima) Pumpkins aka (Cucurbita spp) Rouge Vif D’Etampes) (C. pepo) Squash (C. pepo) Little Sweetie) 3320031 — 2 grams — $ 1.75 3320041 — 2 grams — $ 2.50 3320021 — 2 grams — $ 1.75 3320051 — 2 grams — $ 1.85 3320071 — 2 grams — $ 1.75 3320011 — 2 grams — $ 1.75 3320111 — 2 grams — $ 1.75 est.com/VictorySeeds for growing notes. red-orange. They They Page 29
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Sweet and Mild Peppers UWWWWWWV For garden & seed related info, visit www.WebGrower.com garden & seed related For California Wonder are upright, strong, and plants The 75 days — four-lobed, mostly are that fruits 5 or 4 produce 4½by 4 and blocky, sweet. and mild Golden California Wonder but the Wonder 70 days — Same as California orange-red to changing gold, bright a are peppers when mature. VSC {CNG} Hajduczek plants with 3 prolific and compact 90 days — Very A Quite flavorful and sweet. to 4 inch long fruits. Andrey Polishheirloom sent to us in 2008 by Baranovski of Minsk. Sweet Hungarian 1½by inch 6 tapering The long inch — days 68 for Good red. to maturing yellow, light is fruit pickling. An AAS Jalapeno 1 3 inches by fruit, tapered — Dark green 72 days or for pickling mature. Good red when inch, turning market. for fresh Serrano 2½ inches long hot, pungent fruit, 85 days — Very shaped green Slim, club diameter. by ½ inches in to a medium thin walls maturing peppers with plants. tall inch 30 on color red bright Neapolitan {CNG} Neapolitan sweet and mild fruits early, 65 days — Very measuring four inches by two inches that grow and vigorous strong, are Plants upright. productive. King Orange 90 days — Fruits are blocky, 4 by 3½ inches, are blocky, 90 days — Fruits beautiful, thick-fleshed, very sweet, and mature An excellent from green to a bright orange color. addition to salads or your favorite stir fry recipe. Pimento and home for variety sweet standard A — days 73 shaped, smooth are heart The fruits market. inches. 2½ by inches 3½ reaching skinned, Purple Beauty The 4-inch by 3½ truly purple pepper. A 70 days — is plant The flesh. thick have fruits blocky inch add to novelty interesting An productive. highly color to your salads and cooking. be cannot 3310121 — ¼ gram — $ 2.25 3310121 — ¼ gram — $ 2.25 3310131 — ¼ gram — $ 2.25 3310141 : Sow the seeds about ¼ inch : Sow the seeds 3310151 — 20 seeds — $ 2.50 3310151 — 20 seeds — $ 2.50 3310161 Peppers Hot Peppers (Capsicum annum) (Capsicum (Approximately 25 seeds per ¼ gram) ¼ per seeds 25 (Approximately Create an account at VictorySeeds.com at account an Create and earn Victory Points™ when you order. and earn Victory The capsaicin oil in hot peppers The capsaicin hands or rinse mouth Wash neutralized by water. in an with vinegar to alleviate discomfort potatoes or pasta, bananas, Bread, emergency. sensation. Never will also alleviate the burning touch your face or eyes after handling hot growing temperatures develop peppers. Warm peppers. hottest the Growing Peppers Growing deep,in sterile potting mix, 8weeks prior to the Optimum area. your for date frost expected last 8 in occurs Germination 80°F. is temperature soil The most to 18 days butrates tend to be erratic. the result of poor germination is common cause temps. depths and cool soil of uneven planting night temperatures outside only after Transplant Peppers are tender plants average above 55°F. if drop will Blossoms weather. warm in thrive that 60°F or if they get too temperatures drop below are from transplant. much nitrogen. Maturity days Anaheim The pods develop from 6 to 8½ inches 78 days — thick, medium tapered, long, inches 1½ by long pungent, deep green, and turning to red at The Can be used fresh, canned or dried. maturity. bearing. long and bushy, upright, tall, are plants (Poblano) Ancho blunt a to taper fruit long inch 4 The — days 78 turning green dark and wrinkled is skin The point. Slightly hot with a sweet deep red at maturity. Excellent fresh (as Poblano), processedtaste. Ancho). (as dried or roasted), or (stuffed Red Long Cayenne, pungent in flavor. 70 days — Hot but delightfully For pickling, canning or drying. Long, thin, ½ by 6 turning red when mature. Named inch green fruits, Guyana. in river American South the after Habanero hot! Light green, thin crinkled 85days —Very inches 1½ are Fruits orange-red. to ripens flesh long by one inch across and about 200 times little slower to germinate. A hotter than Jalapeno! Habanero, Red favorite. Caribbean A 100 days — Extremely hot! they when flavored full are but green used be Can are mature and red. Securely shop online at www.VictorySeeds.com Securely Cream 40) 3300551 — 1 ounce — $ 2.05 3300551 — 1 ounce — $ 2.05 3300561 — 1 ounce — $ 3300071 — 1 ounce — $ 2.05 3300921 — 1 ounce — $ 2.05 3300581 — 1 ounce — $ 2.05 3300091 — 1 ounce — $ 2.05 3301351 — ½ ounce — $ 2.45 3301351 — ½ 3300101 — ½ ounce — $ 2.45 3300553 — ¼ pound — $ 5.85 3300553 — ¼ pound — $ — $ 8.75 pound 3300554 — ½ 5.85 3300563 — ¼ pound — $ — $ 8.75 pound 3300564 — ½ 3300073 — ¼ pound — $ 5.85 pound — $ 8.753300074 — ½ 3300923 — ¼ pound — $ 5.85 pound — $ 8.753300924 — ½ 3300583 — ¼ pound — $ 5.85 pound — $ 8.753300584 — ½ 3300093 — ¼ pound — $ 5.85 pound — $ 8.753300094 — ½ aka Sa-Dandy) aka Mayo Speckled {CNG} Speckled Mayo and lush. prolific, vigorous are — Plants 80 days closely shelled fresh, eaten be can pods Young days. Pods in 100 stage and at the dry thereafter, containto a dozen or more small, mottled, tan About 90 seeds/packet. brown peas. Purple Mississippi large with reddish-purple are Pods — days 60 by Bred shell. to easy very are that peas brown Experiment Agricultural and Forestry Mississippi and released in 1976. Station Mississippi Silver with large, 60 days — Pods are silvery-green and wilt fusarium to Resistant seeds. brown meaty, root knot nematodes. Pinkeye Purple Hull BVR 6 are Pods plants. semi-vining to Bush — days 65 to7inches long and purple with seeds that are to Resistant eye. maroon a with colored cream (BVR). Blackeye Cowpea Mosaic Virus Quickpick Pinkeye are 60 days — Pinkeye purplehull type. Plants (about 20 inches), determinate, erect, compact 8 about dark-purple, are Pods non-vining. and seeds kidney-shaped 9 to 11, inches long, contain with large, maroon colored eyes. Larger than other varieties. purplehull ( Sadandy in thrive that plants bush-type Prolific, — days 75 pea" type "cream A Southern weather. hotter, generally used at the fresh shelling stage. variety, Cream 40 ( Texas set pods with plants erect prolific, Early, — days 65 are small, kidney- The seeds above the foliage. eyes. orange with white and shaped, Whippoorwill are very prolific, upright, grow 85 days — Plants bush- a are they Although tall. feet more or two type, too fertile soil will encourage runners. Seeds are light brown and speckled. Predates 1865. About 70 seeds/packet. Page 28
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when they are about one and a half to two inches two to half a and one about are they when white, mildflesh.We prefer harvestingthemyoung 30 days — Globe to top-shaped roots with crisp, Crimson Giant to 8incheslongandup2½ inchesindiameter. mild. Whiteskinnedwithcrisp,whiteflesh, grow5 withstand Plant inmidtolate August 60 days—Excellentforpicklingorwinter storage. Chinese White Winter Kustovaya Oranzhevaya Oranzhevaya Kustovaya light orange flesh on compact, on flesh orange light orange, relativelythinskinnedfruitwithfine,thick, 95 days—Mediumtolarge(813pound), quickly becomepithy. 1957 AAS mild flesh.Ifgrowntoalargersize,theydon't 20 days—Brightred,1to1½inchglobeswith Champion pumpkin recipes. recipes. pumpkin seeds/pack. 6-8 About fodder, buttasty enoughforbreads,pies,orany pumpkin seedoilproduction.Fleshusedfor in Austria for their hulless seeds and used for (C. pepoL.var. styriaca) Williams NakedSeeded{CNG} About 16 seeds/pack. about 6pounds. The fleshisthickandsweet. The fruitsare6to8inchesindiameterandweigh that isoutstanding forbothpiesandprocessing. (C. pepo)110 days— An heirloompiepumpkin Small Sugar ( From Russia, rare in the U.S. About 7 seeds/pack. 1949 AAS with brightredskinandcrisp,firm,whiteflesh. — days 22 A radish shaped globe growing, quick Cherry Belle
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Young, as you would spinach — leaves can be prepared or sautéed in a to soups boiled, added steamed, might also want to try You little butter or light oil. bit a with up them serving “Southern-style” them bacon. and crumbled vinegar, of butter, can be used being stripped of leaves, stalks After as an interesting addition to a raw veggie platter. Sweet Meat Meat Sweet lot of space. require a Vigorous vines days — 110 are a bluish- pounds and 10 or more weigh Fruits deep orange shelled, with hard Very gray color. dry and fine flesh that is very sweet, colored, thick About 9-10 seeds/pack. grained (stringless). REBA Sweet 6, plant produces 5 to — Each compact days 110 fruit 2-pound, dark green, acorn-type uniform, 1 to texture but acorn squash flavor and with a classic good storage A Mildew resistant. Powdery sweeter. About 10-12 seeds/pack. variety. Table a green-shelled variety Queen is Table 80 days — about They are an acorn in shape. that resembles prolific, a Very 6 inches in diameter at maturity. and great for cutting in half and good keeper, seeds/pack. 35 About baking. Spaghetti Vegetable calorie and nutritious 95 days — Looking for a low being cooked, After this. Try alternative to pasta? spaghetti-like the out scrape and half in cut or with your favorite strands. Can be eaten plain seeds/pack. 24 About sauce. Butternut Waltham 85 days — Light tan rind, 7 to 9 inches long with a is a flesh Its seed cavity. and small thick neck AAS An wonderful, bright orange color. Barese The 30 days — Exceptionally early and productive. leaves are glossy and dark green, with slightly and use greens" "baby for Intended edges. curled steamed. lightly or salads, in fresh used 1970. About 30 seeds/pack. 30 About 1970. (C. maxima) (C. mixta) (C. (C. moschata) (C. pepo) 3370391 — 3 grams — $ 1.95 $ — grams 3 — 3370391 1.95 $ — grams 3 — 3370331 1.95 $ — grams 3 — 3370051 1.95 $ — grams 3 — 3370181 1.95 $ — grams 3 — 3370191 1.95 $ — grams 3 — 3370281 1.95 $ — grams 3 — 3370201 1.95 $ — grams 3 — 3370381 (C. maxima) (C. maxima) (C. maxima) 105 days — Fruits are 10 to 15 to 10 are Fruits — days 105 on your social media pages. Like what we are doing? Please consider Please doing? are we what Like sharing about us with your family and friends For garden & seed related info, visit www.WebGrower.com garden & seed related For 95 days — A very old pumpkin / squash variety / squash old pumpkin very A — 95 days eating. for were pumpkins when back from is that rind smooth hard, thin, shaped, Crookneck 10 to with green stripes averaging creamy-white is colored, fine grained flesh The light 20 pounds. in flavor. a sweet potato very dry resembling About 15 seeds/pack. pie. Makes an excellent Honeyboat Delicata are tan with green The oblong fruits 105 days — to moisture ratio stripes with a high dry matter quality Excellent storage. for good a them making seeds/pack. 45 About tasting. sweet very and Blue Hubbard, bluish-green oblong, Tough-skinned, — days 110 10 to 15 pounds, with golden weigh colored fruits About 12 a great flavor. yellow flesh that is dry with seeds/pack. Warted Chicago Hubbard, dark-green, produce vines Vigorous — days 115 weighing up to fruits hard shelled, heavily warted late spring. Good for 16 pounds. Can store into Released in 1894. freezing, baking and pies. seeds/pack. 15 About Golden Hubbard, This type of Hubbard squash has 105 days — has but others of characteristics same the of many striping at the blossom a red-orange rind with tan end. Great for canning, freezing and an excellent seeds/pack. 15 About keeper. Improved Green True Hubbard, (C. maxima) flesh.pounds, dark green skinned with golden Great for canning, freezing and is an excellent the as early as MA Marblehead, in Grown keeper. the to it introduced Gregory H. J. James 1830s, seeds/pack. 12 About trade. seed Long Island Cheese York Anheirloom pie variety from New 100days — resemblance its It is named after and New Jersey. The fruits are to a ten pound wheel of cheese. in color with orange flesh. flattened, ribbed, buff About 18 seeds/pack. habit. Vining Blue Queensland are rounded, turban shaped days — Fruits 115 with thick skin, deep ribbing, 10-12 pounds and Its sweet orange flesh is bluish, grey-green color. pies, cakes and wonderful for baking, soups, Australian heirloom first introduced into muffins. seeds/pack. 12 1932.About in States United the Green Striped Cushaw Striped Green ® (C. pepo) 3370411 — 1 gram — $ 1.95 $ — gram 1 — 3370411 3370461 — 3 gram — $ 2.75 3370461 (C. maxima) 3370011 — 3 grams — $ 1.95 $ — grams 3 — 3370011 3370341 — 3 grams — $ 2.85 $ — grams 3 — 3370341 3370071 — 3 grams — $ 1.95 $ — grams 3 — 3370071 1.95 $ — grams 3 — 3370221 3370421 — 3 grams — $ 1.95 $ — grams 3 — 3370421 3370151 — 3 grams — $ 1.95 $ — grams 3 — 3370151 (C. maxima) (C. (C. pepo) Acorn (C. maxima) {CNG} (C. pepo) Winter Squash (C. pepo) (C. UWWWWWWV (Vining-type plants unless otherwise noted.) unless plants (Vining-type 85 days — The plants are compact and produce are compact The plants 85 days — two pound, glossy dark green, acorn-shaped fruits flesh. orange pale and cavity seed small a with AAS An per plant. fruits eight to five Produces Burgess Buttercup The fruits are variety. 100 days — Good maritime to 8 inches in diameter very sweet, fine meated, 5 shaped They are and range from 3 to 5 pounds. likeaflattened turban with ablossom end button. seeds/pack. 15 About King Table Bush Boston Marrow Boston for a rare, historic, and days — Looking 110 flesh is fine- Its amazingly productive squash? bakes to a bright grained, yellow-orange, and it Give variety. table a as or pies for Good orange. you with hundreds room to grow and it will reward seeds/pack. About 10 of pounds of food! winner in 1974. About 30 seeds/pack. winner in 1974. Delicata 100 days — Released in 1894. Remains a popular flavor. potato-like sweet fine, a has it as variety Fruits are 3 inches in diameter and 6 to 8 inches long, cream colored with green stripes from the About 40 seeds/pack. blossom to the stem end. Ebony Acorn 95 days — Vigorous vines are productive. Fruits 95 days — Vigorous are nearly round, deep glossy green-black, shallow yellow ridges, average 2 pounds, excellent quality, United the over all use for adapted is It flesh. 28 seeds/pack. About Introduced in 1957. States. maxima) {CNG} (C. Galeux d' Eysines 10 to 15 "ugly," These are beautifully 100 days — pounds each, rinds mature to a salmon color thick, fine-grained, sweet, Very covered in warts. orange flesh. Excellent sautéed, roasted, baked or An heirloom from the used for pie or soup. About 9 seeds/pack. Bordeaux region France. Golden Delicious 100 days — Top-shaped, 7 to 9 pound, reddish- Top-shaped, 100 days — orange skin with green blotches; thick, fine- C grained, light-orange flesh. Higher vitamin content. Developed for baby food, canning, and 15 About keeper. good flavor, Excellent freezing. seeds/pack. 45 days — Deeply cut leaves on a bush-type plant. in inches 3 to 2½ about at used best are fruits The 35 seeds/pack. About diameter. Zucchini, Round Zucchini, ® ® Securely shop online at www.VictorySeeds.com Securely the honeydew of honeydew the (C. pepo) (C. pepo) (C. (C. pepo) (C. pepo) (C. pepo) (C. 3370211 — 3 grams — $ 1.95 $ — grams 3 — 3370211 3370131 — 3 grams — $ 1.95 $ — grams 3 — 3370131 1.95 $ — grams 3 — 3370141 3370021 — 3 grams — $ 1.95 $ — grams 3 — 3370021 3370371 — 3 grams — $ 1.95 $ — grams 3 — 3370371 — 3370161 1.95 $ — grams 3 1.95 $ — grams 3 — 3370031 1.95 $ — grams 3 — 3370041 1.95 $ — grams 3 — 3370401 (C. pepo) Lebanese White Bush) (C. pepo) aka (C. pepo)
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Order online and earn Victory Points™! Victory online and earn Order Zucchini, Dark Green seeds/pack. and vigorous are plants Bush-type — days 50 are straight, smooth, mottled Fruits produce early. green tint, is firm and dark green. Flesh has a pale About 20 seeds/pack. has a fine flavor. Grey Zucchini, with medium-green 45days Bush-type— plants 6 to 8 inches. Harvest at fruits flecked with gray. Popular in the Southwest and Mexico. Introduced About 30 seeds/pack. in 1957. winner in 1938. About 35 seeds/pack. winner in 1938. Early Prolific Straightneck 50 days — Bush-type plants produce50 10-inch days — Bush-type long, plants lighter with green dark are that zucchini cylindrical and firm, whitish green stripes (maturing to yellow) before 1885. This variety was introduced flesh. seeds/pack. 24 About for the home garden. Very standard A 50 days — prolific bushes with that smooth, light yellow fruits AAS An at maturity. become orange and warted with lemon-yellow 42 days — Bush-type plants and Tender towards the stem end. fruits that taper About 40 seeds/pack. succulent. as white turning white, to green Pale — days 47 mature. Fine scalloped fruits the pan-shaped, 30 About plant. bush-type a on meat textured seeds/pack. 60 days — Bush-type plants with black-green to An almost black fruits. Harvest at 6 to 8 inches. AAS Cocozelle Dwarf Summer Crookneck Early White Bush Scallop ( Lubnani Beauty Black Zucchini, winner. About 20 seeds/pack. 20 About winner. About popular in the Middle East. squashes.” Very 20 seeds/pack. Caserta cocozelle-type bush, early, Prolific, — days 50 slightly cylindrical, squash. Produces summer and light- creamy flesh that have fruits tapered, greenskins with dark-green stripes. Best AAS 4 to 6 inches in length. 1949 harvested at with quick(C. pepo) 55 days — Bush-type plants 2 Weigh flavor. excellent, an with fruits maturing pounds. Sweet flesh. Resemble small honeydew melons. Has been referred to as “ Page 32
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Hasbeenreferredtoas“ honeydew small Resemble flesh. Sweet pounds. maturing fruits with an excellent, flavor. Weigh 2 plants Bush-type — days (C. pepo)55 quick with Lubnani ( seeds/pack. textured meat on a bush-type plant. About 30 the pan-shaped, scallopedfruits mature.Fine 47 days — Pale green to white, turning white as Early WhiteBushScallop succulent. About 40seeds/pack. fruits thattaper towardsthestemend. Tender and 42 days—Bush-typeplants withlemon-yellow Early ProlificStraightneck winner in1938. About 35seeds/pack. in 1957. About 30seeds/pack. Popular intheSouthwestandMexico. Introduced fruits fleckedwithgray. Harvestat6to8inches. plants — Bush-type days 45 medium-green with Zucchini, Grey has afineflavor. About 20seeds/pack. dark green.Fleshhasapale greentint,isfirmand produce early. Fruits arestraight,smooth,mottled 50 days — Bush-type plants are vigorous and Zucchini, DarkGreen seeds/pack. Order onlineandearn Victory Points™! ® winnerandintroducedin1957. About 20 (C. pepo) aka (C. pepo) Lebanese WhiteBush) (C. pepo) 3370161 — 3 grams — $ 1.95 3370161 — 3370371 — 3 grams — $ 1.95 3370401 — 3 grams — $ 1.95 3370041 — 3 grams — $ 1.95 3370031 — 3 grams — $ 1.95 3370021 — 3 grams — $ 1.95 3370141 — 3 grams — $ 1.95 3370131 — 3 grams — $ 1.95 3370211 — 3 grams — $ 1.95 (C. pepo) (C. pepo) (C. pepo) (C. pepo) (C. pepo) the honeydew of Securely shop online atwww.VictorySeeds.com ® ® diameter. About 35seeds/pack. The fruits are best used at about 2½ to 3 inches in plant. bush-type a on leaves cut Deeply — days 45 Zucchini, Round seeds/pack. freezing. Excellent flavor, good keeper. About 15 content. Developedforbabyfood,canning, and grained, light-orangeflesh.Highervitamin C orange skinwithgreenblotches;thick, fine- 100 days— Top-shaped, 7to9pound,reddish- Golden Delicious Bordeaux regionFrance. About 9seeds/pack. used forpieorsoup. An heirloomfromthe orange flesh.Excellentsautéed,roasted,bakedor covered inwarts. Very thick,fine-grained,sweet, pounds each,rindsmaturetoasalmoncolor 100 days— These arebeautifully"ugly," 10to15 Galeux d'Eysines (C. maxima) {CNG} States. Introduced in1957. About 28seeds/pack. flesh. It is adapted for use all over the United quality, excellent pounds, 2 average ridges, yellow shallow green-black, glossy deep round, nearly are 95 days—Vigorous vinesareproductive.Fruits Ebony Acorn blossom tothestemend. About 40seeds/pack. long, creamcoloredwithgreenstripesfromthe Fruits are3inchesindiameterand6to8 variety as it has a fine, sweet potato-like flavor. 100 days—Releasedin1894.Remainsapopular Delicata winner in1974. About 30seeds/pack. Produces five to eight fruits per plant. An AAS with a small seed cavity and pale orange flesh. two pound,glossydarkgreen,acorn-shapedfruits 85 days— The plants arecompact andproduce Bush Table King About 15 seeds/pack. button. end blossom a with turban flattened a like and rangefrom3to5pounds. They are shaped very sweet,finemeated,5to8inchesindiameter 100 days—Goodmaritimevariety. The fruitsare Burgess Buttercup of poundsfood! About 10seeds/pack. room togrowanditwillrewardyouwithhundreds orange. Good for pies or as a table variety. Give it grained, yellow-orange,andbakestoabright amazingly productivesquash?Its fleshisfine- 110 days—Lookingforarare,historic,and Boston Marrow (Vining-type plants unlessotherwise noted.) UWWWWWWV (C. pepo) itr Squash Winter (C. pepo) (C. maxima){CNG} Acorn (C. pepo) (C. maxima) 3370151 — 3 grams — $ 1.95 3370421 — 3 grams — $ 1.95 3370221 — 3 grams — $ 1.95 3370071 — 3 grams — $ 1.95 3370341 — 3 grams — $ 2.85 3370011 — 3 grams — $ 1.95 (C. maxima) 3370461 — 3gram$2.75 3370411 — 1 gram — $ 1.95 (C. pepo) ® Green Striped Cushaw the United States in 1932.About 12 seeds/pack. muffins. into introduced first heirloom Australian wonderful forbaking,soups, pies,cakesand bluish, grey-greencolor. Itssweetorangefleshis with thickskin,deepribbing,10-12pounds and 115 Fruits — days shaped turban rounded, are Queensland Blue Vining habit. About 18seeds/pack. flattened, ribbed,buff incolorwithorangeflesh. to atenpoundwheelofcheese. The fruitsare and NewJersey. Itisnamedafter itsresemblance — days 100 New from variety pie heirloom An York Long IslandCheese seed trade. About 12 seeds/pack. 1830s, James J. H. Gregory introduced it to the keeper. Grown in Marblehead, MA as early as the Great forcanning,freezingandisanexcellent pounds, darkgreenskinnedwithgolden flesh. (C. maxima) Hubbard, True Green Improved keeper. About 15 seeds/pack. end. Greatforcanning,freezingandanexcellent a red-orangerindwithtan stripingattheblossom many of the same characteristics of others but has 105 days— This typeofHubbardsquashhas Hubbard, Golden About 15 seeds/pack. freezing, bakingandpies.Releasedin1894. 16 pounds.Canstoreintolatespring.Goodfor hard shelled,heavilywartedfruits weighingupto 115 days — Vigorous vines produce dark-green, Hubbard, Chicago Warted seeds/pack. yellow fleshthatisdrywithagreatflavor. About 12 colored fruits weigh10to15pounds,withgolden 110 days — Tough-skinned, oblong, bluish-green Hubbard, Blue and very sweet tasting. About 45 seeds/pack. making them a good for storage. Excellent quality stripes withahighdrymattertomoistureratio 105 days— The oblongfruits aretanwithgreen Honeyboat Delicata Makes anexcellentpie. About 15seeds/pack. very dryresemblingasweetpotato inflavor. 20 pounds. The lightcolored,finegrainedfleshis creamy-white withgreenstripesaveraging10to Crookneck shaped, thin, hard, smooth rind that is from back when pumpkins were for eating. 95 days— A veryoldpumpkin/squashvariety For garden&seed related info, visit www.WebGrower.com sharing about us with your familyandfriends uswithyour sharing about Like what we are doing? Please consider on yoursocialmedia pages. 105 days — Fruits are 10 to 15 (C. maxima) (C. maxima) (C. maxima) 3370381 — 3 grams — $ 1.95 3370201 — 3 grams — $ 1.95 3370281 — 3 grams — $ 1.95 3370191 — 3 grams — $ 1.95 3370181 — 3 grams — $ 1.95 3370051 — 3 grams — $ 1.95 3370331 — 3 grams — $ 1.95 3370391 — 3 grams — $ 1.95 (C. pepo) (C. moschata) (C. mixta) (C. maxima) 1970. About 30 seeds/pack. used fresh in salads, or lightly steamed. curled edges. Intended for "baby greens" use and slightly darkgreen,with glossyand leaves are 30 days—Exceptionallyearlyandproductive. The Barese wonderful, bright orange color. orange bright wonderful, An AAS cavity. seed small and neck thick Its a is flesh 85 days—Lighttanrind,7to9incheslongwitha Waltham Butternut sauce. About 24 seeds/pack. strands. Canbeeatenplainorwithyourfavorite cut in half and scrape out the spaghetti-like alternative topasta? Try this. After beingcooked, 95 days—Lookingforalowcalorieandnutritious Vegetable Spaghetti baking. About 35 seeds/pack. good keeper, andgreatforcuttinginhalf maturity. at diameter in inches 6 Very a prolific, shape. in acorn an resembles that about are They 80 days— Table Queenisagreen-shelledvariety Table variety. seeds/pack. 10-12 About sweeter. PowderyMildewresistant. A goodstorage with aclassicacornsquashflavorandtexturebut uniform, 1to2-pound,darkgreen,acorn-typefruit 110 days—Eachcompact plantproduces5to6, Sweet REBA grained (stringless). seeds/pack. About 9-10 colored, thickfleshthatisverysweet,dryandfine gray color. Very hardshelled,withdeeporange Fruits weigh10ormorepoundsandareabluish- 110 days—Vigorousvinesrequirealotofspace. Sweet Meat as aninterestingadditiontoarawveggie platter. After beingstrippedofleaves,stalks canbe used of butter, vinegar, andcrumbledbacon. them “Southern-style” serving them up with a bit little butterorlightoil. You mightalsowanttotry a in sautéed or soups to added boiled, steamed, leaves canbeprepared asyouwouldspinach— Young, tenderleavesareeatenfresh. Mature well asothervitamins andminerals. for atleast2,000yearsandisrichinvitamin A, as enjoyed for their mild flavor. It has been cultivated the plantareeatenlikespinachandkale it hasasmall,inedibleroot. The leafy greensof Although SwissChardisacloserelativeofbeets, UWWWWWWV Queen (Beta vulgarissubsp.cicla) (Approximately 50seeds/gram) Swiss Chard Swiss (C. maxima) Acorn (C. pepo) 3370101 — 3 grams — $ 1.95 3370061 — 3 grams — $ 1.95 3370231 — 3 grams — $ 3.45 33701113 grams — $ — 1.95 (C. moschata) (C. pepo) 3380061 — 1gram$1.85 3370351 — 1 gram—$1.95 (C. pepo) {CNG} ® winner in Page 33
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Fakel (3402941) {CNG} productive, 85 days, determinate — Compact, fire-red, globeregular leaf plants with bright to that grow in fruits slightly elongated, 2 to 5 oz. the vines. Soviet-era clusters and easily slip from in about 1970. Moldovan variety released {CNG} (3402821) Special Florida with plants Productive — indeterminate days, 85 with a fine red, oblate, nice sized, 9 ounce fruits flavor. and texture {CNG}(3402521) Purpose All Gill’s Attractive, regular- 90 days, semi-determinate — are good sized leaf, high yielding plants. Fruits (about 3 inches in diameter), globe-shaped, and deep-red. Good for canning, juicing, slicing and the vine. Bred by Gill Bros. Seed eating fresh off Co. of Portland, Oregon and released in 1947. {CNG} (3403791) Heart Red Gill’s productive Regular-leaf, — indeterminate days, 95 are 5 to 12 ounces, emerald-green Fruits plants. oblate slightly to globe red, deep to ripening meaty flesh and few seeds. shaped, with juicy, Tasty, Seed Bros. Gill by Introduced tomato. processing Co. of Portland, Oregon in 1939. Glacier (3402141) {CNG} set leaf plants The potato 55 days, determinate — beautiful, red, globe-shaped, 1 to 3 ounce fruits early. Very sweet. and tasty are that Glamour (3400101) {CNG} heavy sets Glamour — indeterminate days, 74 that are almost clusters of red, six ounce fruits 1957. and crack resistant. globe-shaped, solid {CNG} Greater Baltimore (3400611) 95 days, indeterminate — Regular leafed plants fruits. shaped globe flattened slightly red, with Introduced in 1905. {CNG} (3402251) Gogoshary 85 days, semi-determinate — Moldovan heirloom, 2 to 5 ounce, slightly type with red, semi-stuffer regular leafed plants. on compact, ribbed fruits , yet solid and very and full-flavored juicy, juicy, 3400031 — 20 seeds — $ 2.75 — $ — 20 seeds 3400031 3402061 — 20 seeds — $ 2.75 — 20 seeds — $ 3402061 3400032 — ¼ gram (~85 seeds) — $ 5.55 gram (~85 seeds) — $ 3400032 — ¼ 3402062 — ¼ gram (~85 seeds) — $ 5.55 3400033 — 1 gram (~340 seeds) — $ 15.55 gram (~340 seeds) — $ 3400033 — 1 3402063 — 1 gram (~340 seeds) — $ 15.55 Unless otherwise noted, tomato packets contain at least 20 seeds and are priced at $2.75 per packet. per at $2.75 priced and are seeds 20 at least contain packets tomato noted, otherwise Unless For garden & seed related info, visit www.WebGrower.com garden & seed related For Beefsteak variety with very old A — indeterminate 90 days, scarletdeep ribbed, fruit. meaty, extra large, Good for slicing. 12 ounces. about Weighs Bisignano #2 (3401291) {CNG} (3401291) #2 Bisignano with plants — Regular leaf 80 days, indeterminate to red, variably shaped (oblate 4 to 16 ounce, fine Though fruits. flavored wonderfully elongated), a great eating tomato. also for sauce, it’s Brandywine, Red (3400041) {CNG} The best known 90 days, indeterminate — tolerant, regular leaf The disease heirloom tomato. that are red, globe to oblate yield fruits plants by the Johnson shaped and flavorful. Introduced Seed Company in 1889. and Stokes {CNG} (3401981) Wonder Mammoth Burgess nice full flavored A 85 days, indeterminate — with acidic slightly dry, not but Meaty variety. are oblate in shape and Fruits complex aftertastes. reach up to 20 ounces in weight. Ace Cal — Improved version of 80 days, semi-determinate sets and walled, thicker earlier, be to tends 'Ace', are oblate-shaped, Fruits well in warm weather. and ripen uniformly. sweet, smooth skinned meaty, Cardinal (3401331) {CNG} An interesting plant with 86 days, indeterminate — red ounce), 10 to (2 sized medium to small Good flavor, colored, flattened globe shaped fruits. Atlee Burpee. Released in 1894 byslightly W. tart. Century (3402841){CNG} smooth- Beautiful, — indeterminate days, 75 are ounces, 12 to up weigh fruits skinned Very flattened-globe shaped, and red in color. 1901. in Released productive. Peerless (3401231) {CNG} Condon’s uniform Beautiful, — indeterminate days, 90 shape, nice red color, tomato. Released about 1926. {CNG} (3400071) Cushion Crimson late- old very A — indeterminate days, 90 The beefsteak variety. seasoned, wilt-resistant fruits are large, 14 to 16 ounce, deeply ribbed, juicy scarlet, bright irregular, and sweet. prolific. Nice balance of tart {CNG} Danko (3402221) The fruits are red, heart- 61 days, determinate — shaped, weigh 3 to 14 ounces, and have a good Russian commercial variety. A flavor. De Barao Polosatyi (3402231) {CNG} variety. Russian rare A — indeterminate days, 100 oval- bi-color, striped, Produces productive. Very shaped, 2 to 4 ounce fruits. " VSC VSC [NEW] [NEW] 3400021 — 20 seeds — $ 2.75 3400021 Red Fruited 3400022 — ¼ gram (~85 seeds) — $ 5.55 3400023 — 1 gram (~340 seeds) — $ 15.55 UWWWWWWV Abraham Lincoln (3400011) {CNG} Abraham Lincoln (3400011) produce plants 87 days, indeterminate — Sturdy fruits. meaty and sweet solid, red, dark large, Excellent for juices, sauces, and catsup. Released IL. Rockford, of Seed Buckbee H.W. by Ace 55 VF firm, red, late, medium A — determinate days, 80 resistant, Disease fruit. oblate flavored, mild variety. canning productive, that is a nice balance of sweetness with just the that is a nice balance of sweetness delicious. juicy and Very right amount of tartness. {CNG} New Big Dwarf (3401531) (one pound), delicious 90 days, tree-type — Large two to four bushy, fruits develop on dwarf, short, by S. M. Isbell in 1909. plants. Released foot tall {CNG} Polish Dwarf (3402011) reach 30 inches and 60 days, tree-type — Plants fruits. globe-shaped red, ounce, 4 to 1 produce Keepsproducing throughout the season. Golden Dwarf Champion (3400891) {CNG} (3400891) Dwarf Champion Golden lemon-yellow bright are Fruits — tree-type days, 90 2 to 5 ounces flesh, weigh lighter yellow with firm, productive. Released Very globe-shaped. and are 1898. in Burpee Atlee W. by {CNG} Salad (3401671) Lime Green 85 days, determinate — Flavorful, 2 to 6 ounce globe-shaped green fruit on dwarf plants. Flesh is and sweet, slightly tart aftertaste, lime green. Mild, veryjuicy. {CNG} Maja (3403991) and compact 75 days, determinate — Productive salad-sized, Red-colored, plants. tall) inch (24-36 salads, snacking, for perfect are fruits 2-inch "red flavor Old-time, soups. and sauces, canning, Acme, DeGiorgi (3402161) {CNG} 70 days, indeterminate — Beautiful and tasty fruits. variety. red oblate, looking great A Aunt Edna (3403921) {CNG} 90 days, indeterminate — Vigorous, productive, Vigorous, — indeterminate days, 90 are Fruits sprawling. naturally are vines leaf regular flattened-globe to globe smooth-skinned, red, shaped, and average 8-ounces each. Mild, red- flavored. Good for canning, processing, and fresh McNeil family heirloom from Corbin, KY. A eating. Ashleigh (3402341) {CNG} 89 days, indeterminate — Fruits of this family red, generally heart- heirloom tomato are meaty, shaped, but with some being beefsteak shaped, ounces. six thirty to ten from weighing huge, and Oxheart (3401271) {CNG} Giant Australian 85 days, indeterminate — Delicious fruits reach up reach fruits Delicious — indeterminate days, 85 to 20 ounces, are red and heart-shaped with very Australia. few seeds. Originated in ® angy
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“ Unless otherwise noted, tomato packets contain at least 20 seeds and are priced at $2.75 per packet. per at $2.75 priced are and 20 seeds least at contain packets tomato noted, otherwise Unless 65 days, determinate — Good flavored, red, 2 to 5 plants dwarf on shaped, oblate to globe ounce, with rugose leaves. Reach 24 inches tall. Old Russian variety. Quarter Century (3402801) {CNG} Burpee’s are red, solid, smooth, 90 days, tree-type — Fruits with a nice balanced crackless, 2 to 10 ounces, A. Burpee in 1901. Released by W. flavor. Dwarf Champion #15 (3401051) {CNG} 80 days, tree-type — Compact, rugose leaf plants texturefor and flavor Good fruits. ounce 6 to 3 with slicing. Similar to other Dwarf Champion varieties. Dwarf Champion (3401041) {CNG} 80 days, tree-type — Compact, rugose leaf plants with 3 to 8 ounce pink fruit Alpatieva 905A 905A Alpatieva but is mild and has sweet overtones and is excellentfor slicing. Dwarf Champion Improved (3401061) {CNG} 85 days, tree-type — Similar to Dwarf Champion. pink ounce 5 to 3 with plants leaf rugose Compact, fruits. Good flavor and texture for slicing. {CNG} (3402351) (Burpee’s) Giant Dwarf bush-type leaf, Rugose — determinate days, 80 plant with oblate, pink fruit that weigh up to about A. Burpee. ten ounces. Introduced in 1909 by W. Extreme Bush (3401371) {CNG} The plants are 12 to 28- 50 days, determinate — inches tall, very productive, with leaves that curl up and inward. Fruits are very flavorful, average 3 globe-shaped. and red are ounces, Summertime Green (3402631) {CNG}
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3402062 — ¼ gram (~85 seeds) — $ 5.55 3400032 — ¼ gram (~85 seeds) — $ 5.55 gram (~85 seeds) — $ 3400032 — ¼ 3402063 — 1 gram (~340 seeds) — $ 15.55 3400033 — 1 gram (~340 seeds) — $ 15.55 gram (~340 seeds) — $ 3400033 — 1 Unless otherwise noted, tomato packets contain at least 20 seeds and are priced at $2.75 per packet. per at $2.75 priced and are seeds 20 at least contain packets tomato noted, otherwise Unless For garden & seed related info, visit www.WebGrower.com garden & seed related For De Barao Polosatyi (3402231) {CNG} variety. Russian rare A — indeterminate days, 100 oval- bi-color, striped, Produces productive. Very shaped, 2 to 4 ounce fruits. Crimson Cushion (3400071) {CNG} (3400071) Cushion Crimson late- old very A — indeterminate days, 90 The beefsteak variety. seasoned, wilt-resistant fruits are large, 14 to 16 ounce, deeply ribbed, juicy scarlet, bright irregular, {CNG} Danko (3402221) The fruits are red, heart- 61 days, determinate — shaped, weigh 3 to 14 ounces, and have a good Russian commercial variety. A flavor. tomato. Released about 1926. and sweet. prolific. Nice balance of tart Condon’s Peerless (3401231) {CNG} Condon’s uniform Beautiful, — indeterminate days, 90 shape, nice red color, Century (3402841){CNG} smooth- Beautiful, — indeterminate days, 75 are ounces, 12 to up weigh fruits skinned Very flattened-globe shaped, and red in color. 1901. in Released productive. Cardinal (3401331) {CNG} An interesting plant with 86 days, indeterminate — red ounce), 10 to (2 sized medium to small Good flavor, colored, flattened globe shaped fruits. Atlee Burpee. Released in 1894 byslightly W. tart. Cal Ace Cal — Improved version of 80 days, semi-determinate sets and walled, thicker earlier, be to tends 'Ace', are oblate-shaped, Fruits well in warm weather. and ripen uniformly. sweet, smooth skinned meaty, Burgess Mammoth Wonder (3401981) {CNG} (3401981) Wonder Mammoth Burgess nice full flavored A 85 days, indeterminate — with acidic slightly dry, not but Meaty variety. are oblate in shape and Fruits complex aftertastes. reach up to 20 ounces in weight. Brandywine, Red (3400041) {CNG} The best known 90 days, indeterminate — tolerant, regular leaf The disease heirloom tomato. that are red, globe to oblate yield fruits plants by the Johnson shaped and flavorful. Introduced Seed Company in 1889. and Stokes Bisignano #2 (3401291) {CNG} (3401291) #2 Bisignano with plants — Regular leaf 80 days, indeterminate to red, variably shaped (oblate 4 to 16 ounce, fine Though fruits. flavored wonderfully elongated), a great eating tomato. also for sauce, it’s Beefsteak variety with very old A — indeterminate 90 days, scarlet fruit. deep ribbed, meaty, extra large, Good for slicing. 12 ounces. about Weighs " VSC VSC [NEW] [NEW] 3400021 — 20 seeds — $ 2.75 3400021 Red Fruited 3400022 — ¼ gram (~85 seeds) — $ 5.55 3400023 — 1 gram (~340 seeds) — $ 15.55 UWWWWWWV Abraham Lincoln (3400011) {CNG} Abraham Lincoln (3400011) produce plants 87 days, indeterminate — Sturdy fruits. meaty and sweet solid, red, dark large, Excellent for juices, sauces, and catsup. Released IL. Rockford, of Seed Buckbee H.W. by Ace 55 VF firm, red, late, medium A — determinate days, 80 resistant, Disease fruit. oblate flavored, mild variety. canning productive, Golden Dwarf Champion (3400891) {CNG} (3400891) Dwarf Champion Golden lemon-yellow bright are Fruits — tree-type days, 90 2 to 5 ounces flesh, weigh lighter yellow with firm, productive. Released Very globe-shaped. and are 1898. in Burpee Atlee W. by {CNG} Salad (3401671) Lime Green 85 days, determinate — Flavorful, 2 to 6 ounce globe-shaped green fruit on dwarf plants. Flesh is and sweet, slightly tart aftertaste, lime green. Mild, veryjuicy. {CNG} Maja (3403991) and compact 75 days, determinate — Productive salad-sized, Red-colored, plants. tall) inch (24-36 salads, snacking, for perfect are fruits 2-inch "red flavor Old-time, soups. and sauces, canning, with just the that is a nice balance of sweetness delicious. juicy and Very right amount of tartness. {CNG} New Big Dwarf (3401531) (one pound), delicious 90 days, tree-type — Large two to four bushy, fruits develop on dwarf, short, by S. M. Isbell in 1909. plants. Released foot tall {CNG} Polish Dwarf (3402011) reach 30 inches and 60 days, tree-type — Plants fruits. globe-shaped red, ounce, 4 to 1 produce Keepsproducing throughout the season. Acme, DeGiorgi (3402161) {CNG} 70 days, indeterminate — Beautiful and tasty fruits. variety. red oblate, looking great A Aunt Edna (3403921) {CNG} 90 days, indeterminate — Vigorous, productive, Vigorous, — indeterminate days, 90 are Fruits sprawling. naturally are vines leaf regular flattened-globe to globe smooth-skinned, red, shaped, and average 8-ounces each. Mild, red- flavored. Good for canning, processing, and fresh McNeil family heirloom from Corbin, KY. A eating. Ashleigh (3402341) {CNG} 89 days, indeterminate — Fruits of this family red, generally heart- heirloom tomato are meaty, shaped, but with some being beefsteak shaped, ounces. six thirty to ten from weighing huge, and Oxheart (3401271) {CNG} Giant Australian up reach fruits Delicious — indeterminate days, 85 to 20 ounces, are red and heart-shaped with very Australia. few seeds. Originated in ® angy
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Adapted forareas 2003. The red fruits are mostly seedless, large and 90 days,determinate—ReleasedbyOSUin Legend (3401831) {CNG} developed Campbell’s soups. Very productive. Named tohonorJ.T. Dorrance,themanwho ounces, red,globetooblateshapedandtasty. 85 days,indeterminate—Fruits are6to16 J.T.D. (3401821) {CNG} flavor. SenttousbySammieLongof TN. large (12 to 16 ounces), red, and have very good excellent production. The heart-shapedfruitsare 90 days,indeterminate—Regularleafplants with Jerusalem (3402661){CNG} wilt. Releasedin1954. They are also resistant to cracking and Fusarium meaty,tasty and large (weighing up to 20 ounces). skinned fruits that are oblate in shape, red in color, 85 days, indeterminate — Beautiful, smooth- Indark (3402831){CNG} tartness, agreattexture,andverymeaty. wonderful slicerwithagoodbalanceofsweetand red, 90 days,indeterminate—Itisalarge, Improved ColossalRed(3401811) {CNG} consistently uniform. Released in 1956. fruits red ounce, eight meaty, are that and firm, over. Plants arelargewithdensefoliageproducing range ofconditions,makingitpopulartheworld 80 days,determinate—Fruits setunderawide Homestead 24 and sixteen ounces. red beefsteak-typefruits thatweighbetweenfour 70 days,indeterminate—Highyieldingwith large Herman’s Special (3402501){CNG} Verticillium diseaseresistance. resistant fruit. Heavy yielder with Fusarium and 75 days,determinate—Early, brightred,crack Heinz VF(3400111) {CNG} Unless otherwisenoted,tomatopackets containatleast20seedsandarepriced$2.75perpacket. 3400123 —1gram(~340seeds)$15.55 3400122 —¼gram(~85seeds)$5.55 Lion's Heart." Plants are regularleaf 3400121 — 20 seeds—$2.75 Securely shop online atwww.VictorySeeds.com Seeds priorto1907. flavor.tomato" Maule Henry William by Released range from5to13ouncesandhavea good,"red 90 days,indeterminate— The red,oblatefruits {CNG} Success (3401451) Maule's Company in1929. ounce fruits. ItwasreleasedbytheSchellSeed 10 to 7 plants shaped, globe flattened red, with leaf regular Productive, — indeterminate days, 90 (3401261)Matchum {CNG} in 1889byW. Atlee Burpee. slightly sweet,mildlyacid,goodflavor. Released about sixouncesinweight. They arejuicy, witha fruits thatarered,flattened-globeinshapeand 85 days,indeterminate— A maincropvarietywith Matchless, Burpee’s (3400901){CNG} Very early. Releasedin1924. red, globetoslightlyelongated,45ouncefruits. 68 days,indeterminate—Regularleafplants with Marvana (3402891) {CNG} Vilmorin SeedCo.,andreleasedabout1897. fruits that are red with an excellent flavor. Bred by medium-sized (up to 13 oz.), slightly ribbed oblate 65 days,semi-determinate—Prolificproducerof Marmande (3402091) {CNG} canning regionsoftheNorth.Releasedin1925. resistant. Its earlinessfavoredits adoptioninthe Fruits are red, smooth, solid, 6 ounce, crack wilt. Aparent to many newer tomato varieties. with good resistance to Verticillium and Fusarium Pritchard of the USDA. One of the first varieties 75 days,determinate—DevelopedbyFred Marglobe (3400131} ounces. A Russianvariety. six to one from weigh and red shaped, pear 90 days, semi-determinate — The fruits are lovely, Malinovaya Grusha(3402361){CNG} flavor. type fruits. Excellentfresheatingqualityand leaf plants producered,8to16ounce,beefsteak 90 days,semi-determinate — Compact, regular Mala Bishka (3402671) {CNG} choice for fresh eating, canning or sauces. flavor,fruits. Excellent meaty, fewseeds. A good productive with6to10ounce,red,plum-shaped 80 days, indeterminate — Regular leaf plants, very Ludmilla RedPlum(3402541) {CNG} from anearlywhitecolortoredatmaturity. are deepglobedshaped,4to11 ounces,andturn Bright'. 'Honor to similar up, plant the fruitsThe foliage yellowsasitmatures,fromthebottomof 100 days,indeterminate—FromCanada.Its Lutescent LongRed(3401841) {CNG} Have youread CraigLeHoullier’s book, Thank youforsupportingourseedvariety preservation workwithyourorders! http://www “ Epic Tomatoes .craiglehoullier.com/ ” yet? and prolific. globe-shaped, 2-inch in diameter fruit Baggett of OSU in 1982. Red, nicely flavored, 70 days,determinate—BredbyDr. James Oregon Eleven(3401691){CNG} by Fred Pritchard, USDA, and released in 1922. with large,smooth,oblate,fairlymeatyfruits. Bred variety of the 'Stone' type. Plants are large, erect, 90 days,indeterminate—Red-fruitedcanning Norduke (3402371){CNG} 70 days,determinate—Czechfor" Moravsky Div(3402441){CNG} open allowingforgoodaircirculation. well inthegreenhouseoroutside. The plants are to 5 ounce, globe-shaped fruits. Handles humidity greenhouse variety. Reliable, heavy crops of red, 4 80 days,indeterminate— An oldEnglish Moneymaker (3400621) {CNG} 1913. The fruits are red, oblate, and 4 to 8 ounces. Millet ofBismarck,ND.IntroducedbyWill'sin resistant early Tomato. by JohnW." Originated Millet’s Dakota range in shape from globe to large, double-hearts. area. Fruits aresweet,weighupto2pounds,and Mediterranean broughtthistotheCorbett,OR 90 days,indeterminate— A beekeeperfromthe Mediterranean (3401461) {CNG} red color. Solid,goodflavorandinternalcolor. location. Fruit medium (6 to 13 ounces), uniform State Univ. Early to medium-early depending on 80 days,determinate—IntroducedbyOregon (3401861) {CNG} Medford tart with a good lingering aftertaste. skinned, andglobe-shaped. They aremild,slightly The fruits areonetothreeounces,red,smooth- 55 days,indeterminate— A reallyearlyvariety. (3402001) {CNG} McGee H. Will's catalog as," 77 days, indeterminate — Listed in the 1934 Oscar " tomato. Sent to us by Craig LeHoullier who said, round, mediumsizedredtomato. A goodcanning 78 days,indeterminate—Wonderfully flavored, Nepal(3401521) {CNG} tures andstarts producing early. globe-shaped fruit. Tolerant ofcoolertempera- produce flavorful, 4 to 6 ounce, deep red, smooth, to haveoriginatedinEasternSiberia. The vines from Moravia 60 days, indeterminate Moskvich (3400151){CNG} good tasting. plants; Red, globe-shaped, 2 ounce fruits. Very For garden&seed related info,visit www.WebGrower.com It isstillafavoriteofmine. Check out informational resource, organized by Unless otherwisenoted,tomatopackets contain atleast20seedsandarepriced$2.75perpacket. geographical location, that we are developing are we that location, geographical ." Compact,potato leaf,productive www.WebGrower.com New to Gardening? (3401491) {CNG} on thewebat: The hardiest,mostdrought — An heirloomvarietysaid " VSC The Wonder s. Verys. early beautifully smoothskinnedandt regions. Fruits are red, 7 ounce, flattened-globe, 80 days,determinate— semi-arid for Adapted {CNG} Pearson Improved(3402101) ounce, red,fullflavoredfruits.Introducedin1941. marketing, andcanning.Oblate-shaped,3to10 90 days, indeterminate — Good for fresh eating, Pan America Verticillium wiltrace1resistant.Releasedin1984. Sets undercooltemperatureconditions. of OSU.Early, large,red,nearlyseedlessfruit. 85 days, determinate — Another fromDr. Baggett Oregon Spring Red Zebra(3404121){CNG} Ideal for using as an edible container. similar to that of a bell pepper, is easily removed. orange, 3to4celledfruit. The centerseedcluster, Very — indeterminate days, 90 Red- prolific. Red Stuffer (3400651) {CNG} nipple ontheblossomend. An oldfamilyheirloom. or bump a with shape heart elongated an are droopy. Very arewispyand indeterminate —Leaves 85 days, {CNG} Prue (3402031) fruits. flavored mild 1926. ounce in 10 Released compact plants with scarlet red, globeshaped, 5to {CNG} Pritchard (akaScarletTopper) (3401181) home canning tomato. Introduced in 1974. nights, early and productive. Good as a choice 73 days,determinate— Tolerant ofcoolspring Précocibec (3402301){CNG} and marketgardens.Introducedin1942. Good for slicing and cooking. 1934, it is a cross between ‘J.T.D.’ and ‘Marglobe’. thick wallsthatarecrackresistant. Introducedin bright red; globular, slightly flattened with smooth, 75 days,indeterminate—Fruits are6ounce, (3400171) Rutgers small, juicy, red hardy, reachesaboutfivefeethigh. Fruits are popular NewZealandhomegardenvariety. Very as thefruitwas"toosmall."Itbecamemost released in1949.Commerciallyitwasnotpopular inNewZealandand tree-type—Bred 75 days, (3401561) {CNG} Red Russian and mildwithadelicious,slightlytart aftertaste. are red with jagged, vertical, orange mottling. Juicy fruits globe-shaped ounce, 2-3 with that productive are vines leaf —Regular indeterminate days, 80 supplying rareand heirloom seeds. remained truetoour missionofpreserving and 3401703 —1gram(~340seeds)$15.55 3400173 —1gram(~340seeds)$ 15.55 Thanks to all of your support, we have 90 days, semi-determinate — Productive, 3401702 —¼gram(~85seeds)$5.55 3400172 —¼gram(~85seeds)$ 5.55 productive. Red, great flavored fruits (3401141) {CNG} and great flavored. Our 20th Year!Our 3401701 —20seeds$ 2.75 3400171 —20seeds$ 2.75 [NEW] asty. Good home Thank You! Page 39
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It is still a favorite of mine. For garden & seed related info, visit www.WebGrower.com garden & seed related For Nepal {CNG} (3401521) Nepal flavored, 78 days, indeterminate — Wonderfully good canning A round, medium sized red tomato. said, who LeHoullier Craig by us to Sent tomato. " to have originated in Eastern Siberia. The vines to have originated in Eastern Siberia. smooth, red, deep ounce, 6 to 4 flavorful, produce of cooler tempera- Tolerant globe-shaped fruit. producing early. tures and starts Moskvich (3400151) {CNG} indeterminate days, 60 plants; Red, globe-shaped, 2 ounce fruits. Very fruits. ounce 2 globe-shaped, Red, plants; good tasting. Oregon Eleven (3401691) {CNG} James 70 days, determinate — Bred by Dr. flavored, nicely Red, 1982. in OSU of Baggett fruit diameter in 2-inch globe-shaped, from Moravia Norduke (3402371) {CNG} 90 days, indeterminate — Red-fruited canning erect, large, are Plants type. 'Stone' the of variety Bred with large, smooth, oblate, fairly meaty fruits. 1922. in released and USDA, Pritchard, Fred by prolific. and 77 days, indeterminate — Listed in the 1934 Oscar 1934 the in Listed — indeterminate days, 77 as, " Will's catalog H. Moravsky Div (3402441) {CNG} 70 days, determinate — Czech for " Millet’s Dakota Millet’s {CNG} (3400621) Moneymaker An old English 80 days, indeterminate — 4 red, of crops heavy Reliable, variety. greenhouse humidity Handles fruits. globe-shaped ounce, 5 to are The plants outside. well in the greenhouse or open allowing for good air circulation. 90 days, indeterminate — A bee keeper from the A 90 days, indeterminate — to the Corbett, OR Mediterranean brought this sweet, weigh up to 2 pounds, and are area. Fruits double-hearts. large, to globe from shape in range Tomato. early resistant by Will's in Millet of Bismarck, ND. Introduced ounces. 8 to 4 and oblate, red, are fruits The 1913. Mediterranean (3401461) {CNG} (3401461) Mediterranean Medford {CNG} (3401861) Oregon — Introduced by 80 days, determinate on depending medium-early to Early Univ. State uniform ounces), 13 to (6 medium Fruit location. color. Solid, good flavor and internal red color. McGee McGee {CNG} (3402001) variety. really early A — indeterminate 55 days, red, smooth- three ounces, are one to The fruits slightly They are mild, and globe-shaped. skinned, aftertaste. lingering good a with tart ” yet? .craiglehoullier.com/ Epic Tomatoes “ http://www preservation work with your orders! Thank you for supporting our seed variety Have you read Craig LeHoullier’s book, Craig LeHoullier’s Have you read Lutescent Long Red (3401841) {CNG} (3401841) Long Red Lutescent Canada. Its — From indeterminate 100 days, of the bottom matures, from yellows as it foliage Thefruits theplant up, similar to 'Honor Bright'. and turn ounces, shaped, 4 to 11 are deep globed white color to red at maturity. from a nearly {CNG} Plum (3402541) Ludmilla Red very plants, leaf Regular — indeterminate days, 80 6 to 10 ounce, red, plum-shaped productive with good A few seeds. meaty, fruits. Excellent flavor, sauces. or canning eating, fresh for choice {CNG} (3402671) Bishka Mala regular — Compact, 90 days, semi-determinate to 16 ounce, beefsteak produce red, 8 leaf plants fresh eating quality and Excellent type fruits. flavor. {CNG} Malinovaya Grusha (3402361) lovely, are fruits The — semi-determinate days, 90 pear shaped, red and weigh from oneto six Russian variety. A ounces. Marglobe (3400131} by Fred 75 days, determinate — Developed varieties first the of One USDA. the of Pritchard Fusarium and Verticillium to resistance good with varieties. tomato newer many to parent A wilt. crack ounce, 6 solid, smooth, red, are Fruits adoption in the earliness favored its Its resistant. canning regions of the North. Released in 1925. {CNG} (3402091) Marmande 65 days, semi-determinate — Prolific producer of oblate ribbed slightly oz.), 13 to (up medium-sized by Bred flavor. excellent an with red are that fruits Seed Co., and released about 1897. Vilmorin {CNG} (3402891) Marvana with 68 days, indeterminate — Regular leaf plants red, globe to slightly elongated, 4 to 5 ounce fruits. Released in 1924. early. Very (3400901) {CNG} Matchless, Burpee’s with main crop variety A 85 days, indeterminate — fruits that are red, flattened-globe in shape and with a They are juicy, about six ounces in weight. Released slightly sweet, mildly acid, good flavor. Atlee Burpee. in 1889 by W. {CNG} Matchum (3401261) 90 days, indeterminate — Productive, regular leaf with red, flattened globe shaped,plants 7 to 10 It was released by the Schell Seed ounce fruits. in 1929. Company Maule's Success (3401451) {CNG} The red, oblate fruits 90 days, indeterminate — range from 5 to 13 ounces and have a good, "red Released by William Henry Maule tomato" flavor. Seeds prior to 1907. Securely shop online at www.VictorySeeds.com Securely 3400121 — 20 seeds — $ 2.75 3400121 ." Plants are regular leaf Heart." Plants Lion's 3400122 — ¼ gram (~85 seeds) — $ 5.55 3400122 — ¼ gram (~85 3400123 — 1 gram (~340 seeds) — $ 15.55 3400123 — 1 gram (~340 Unless otherwise noted, tomato packets contain at least 20 seeds and are priced at $2.75 per packet. per at $2.75 priced and are seeds 20 at least contain packets tomato noted, otherwise Unless Heinz VF (3400111) {CNG} VF (3400111) Heinz crack bright red, — Early, determinate 75 days, and Fusarium with yielder Heavy fruit. resistant disease resistance. Verticillium {CNG} (3402501) Special Herman’s large with — High yielding 70 days, indeterminate weigh between four that fruits red beefsteak-type ounces. sixteen and 24 Homestead set under a wide — Fruits 80 days, determinate it popular the world range of conditions, making foliage producing are large with dense Plants over. firm, and that are meaty, eight ounce, red fruits 1956. in Released uniform. consistently {CNG} (3401811) Improved Colossal Red It is a large,90 days, indeterminate — red, balance of sweet and wonderful slicer with a good and very meaty. a great texture, tartness, Indark (3402831) {CNG} smooth- Beautiful, — indeterminate days, 85 color, in red shape, in oblate are that fruits skinned ounces). 20 to up (weighing large and tasty meaty, Fusarium and cracking to resistant also are They wilt. Released in 1954. Jerusalem (3402661) {CNG} with 90 days, indeterminate — Regular leaf plants The heart-shaped fruits are excellent production. good very have and red, ounces), 16 to (12 large TN. Sent to us by Sammie Long of flavor. {CNG} (3401821) J.T.D. are 6 to 16 85 days, indeterminate — Fruits ounces, red, globe to oblate shaped and tasty. Dorrance, the man who Named to honor J.T. productive. Very soups. developed Campbell’s {CNG} (3401831) Legend 90 days, determinate — Released by OSU in and large seedless, mostly are fruits red The 2003. Adapted for areas to races of late blight. resistant weather. cooler with {CNG} (3402271) Oxheart Linnie’s are red, heart- 97 days, indeterminate — Fruits shaped, weighing 6 to 18 ounces. Introduced by He got the seeds from a "Big Red" from KY. Linnie Sears. She had been growing this neighbor, variety for years. (3403001) {CNG} Lvinoe Serdtse 90 days, indeterminate — Russian variety whose name means " elongated slightly to oblate red, ounce, 12 to 4 with fruits, some being pointed on the blossom end. also for canning. Excellent slicer, {CNG} Louisiana Red (3401121) Edgerton 90 days, indeterminate — Bred by C. W. by crossing 'Louisiana Wilt Resistant' and ‘Earliana’ and released in 1918. It is one of the are red, slightly varieties. Fruits early wilt resistant flattened globe shaped and weigh 3 to 14 ounces. Page 38
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Benefits from support. 73 days, determinate — Compact plants with lacy, FirTreeSilvery (3402711) {CNG} Smuggled outoftheSovietUnionin1975. setting fruits downto38°F, itisstillnotfrosthardy. 5 ounces. to up weighing capable is it Although of 50 days,determinate—Early, brightredfruits Siberia (3400181) {CNG} seeds inthefirstfruits. Oregon. Great for slicing. Good tart flavor. No western of temperatures cool under set fruit Good 75 days, determinate — Early and large-fruited. (3401911)Santiam {CNG} oz. fruit thatweighsabout6 70 days, determinate — A solid, early maturing red Salsa (3400451) {CNG} red, 4 to 20 ounce, very juicy and flavorful fruits. Sugar home garden, processing and early fresh market. fresh early and processing garden, home fruits haveaniceold-timetart flavor. Goodfor tures. Red,globe-shaped,thickwalledandfleshy dry locationsandsets fruitwellinhightempera- 70 days,indeterminate— A goodchoiceforhot, Super Sioux( kia inabout1976.Pronounced"stu-peek-a." season. IntroducedtotheU.S.fromCzechoslova- Veryfruits. early, flavor. great all yields Heavy diameter plants inch 2 of clusters with loaded 50 days,indeterminate—Potato-leaf, fourfoot tall (3400661){CNG} Stupice about sixfeethighundertherightconditions. stalks thatlooklikesticksandcanreachupto Fruits are globe shaped, red, up to 3 inches on unique, tightclustersthatlooklikepom-poms. 65 days,indeterminate—Interestingplants with Are youanavidgardener andsupporterofVictory Seeds have opportunities for all skill levels. Visit: take thatsupporttothenext level?From“Trial Gardeners”to“Guardians”“Mentors” to“Growers,”we Unless otherwisenoted,tomatopackets containatleast20seedsandarepriced$2.75perpacket. 3402133 —1gram(~340seeds)$15.55 ." Regularleafplantswithbeefsteak-type, aka 3402132 —¼gram(~85seeds)$5.55 Curl) (3402041) {CNG} aka Super Lakota) 3402131 — 20seeds$2.75 Sugar Pounder" or Securely shop online atwww.VictorySeeds.com www.VictorySeeds.com/growers_net/ Ton of color, globe-shaped andtasteexcellent. small insize(weighingtwotofourounces), redin are productive. The fruitsareborneinclusters, 90 days, indeterminate — The regular leaf plants {CNG} (3402741) Zleovo Baranovski ofMinsk. honor his75 Tarasenko who released it in 1987. It’s named to the famous Ukrainian plant breeder Fyodor plant withred,2to5ounce,pointedfruits. Bred by 90 days,indeterminate—Vigorous, veryprolific Yubileyny Tarasenko Canada, New York, andMichigan. Adapted tothewesternvalleysofU.S.and color andsolidity. Resistanttoradialcracking. shaped withsmallstemandblossomscars,good ounce, unusually smooth, globe to deep globe by Dr. J. R. Baggett of OSU. Fruits are 3½ to 7 70 days,determinate—Bredintheearly1960s Willamette (3400681){CNG} to 8 ounce) red fruit. Company of Jackson, MS. Smooth, 'Potato-leaved Earliana'soldbyS.M.Isbell& the oldvariety, alsoknownas'Hudson Valley' or 75 days,indeterminate—We believethatthisis Wayahead (3401961){CNG} fruits weighing1to3ounceseach. nearly globe-shapedbearingofclusters8to10 two-celled, smoothskinned,veryjuicyandsweet, from a seed saver in Sweden. The red fruits are 75 days,indeterminate—Ouroriginalseedcame Victory (3400701){CNG} five ounces)andredatmaturity. Very productive. seen thatisvariegated. The fruitsaresmall (twoto but this is the first tomato variety that we have variety.unique We tomatoes of a lot seen have {CNG} 95days,indeterminate— This isavery Variegated ( clusters of 6 to 10. skin, mildflavor, 1to6ouncefruits,bornein Enormous amounts of red, globe-shaped, smooth the Urals." Extremelyearly, Russianvariety, 51 days, determinate — Russian for " {CNG} (3402321) Ranniy Uralskiy been commerciallyavailableforseveraldecades. globe toelongated-globeshapedfruits. Ithasnot Co. Regular leaf plants with red, 2 to 10 ounce, Southern varietyfromGeorge Tait & SonsSeed VSC Thorobred Trucker’s Delight(3403061){CNG} decades. several for available commercially George Tait been not has It Co., Seed Sons & to elongated-globeshapedfruits. Releasedby Regular leafplants withred,2to10ounce,globe 86 days,indeterminate— An oldSouthernvariety. Tait’s Trucker’s VSC {CNG} (3403051) Delight ® varietypreservation work? Are youlookingto 91 days,indeterminate— Another old th aka jubilee.Sentinby Andrey Splash of Cream) (3401951) (3402331) {CNG} for moreinformation. tasty, small (2 Early from ounce, smooth skin, fruits. skin, smooth 1923. in ounce, Released leaf coverage.Beautiful,pink,globe-shaped, 3to9 90 days, semi-determinate — Plants have good Cooper’s Special (3402581) {CNG} reportedly grown by the Cherokee Indians. from J.D.Greenof TN. At least100years oldand Introduced byCraigLeHoullierwhoreceived it Excellent complexflavor, slightlysweetaftertaste. 16 ounces),darkpinkwithpurpleshoulders. 80 days,indeterminate—Fruits arelarge(12to Cherokee Purple(3400251) flavor ismildandsweet. oblate, pinkfruits weighingupto11 ounces. The shortly after the Cold War ended. It has large, discovered inRussiabyaPetoseedCo.employee 80 days,indeterminate—Reportedlyanheirloom Caspian Pink (3400241) {CNG} beautiful, andniceforslicing. though slightlytangy flavor. Mostfruitsarebig, heart-shaped fruits, with a mild, smooth, balanced, old Italian plants heirloom.Regularleaf withpink, Anna’s with lightgreenshoulderedfruits. plants. Oxheartshaped,meaty, 3to6ounce,pink leaf regular Productive, — indeterminate days, 87 Anna Russian (3400541) {CNG} heart-shaped, 4to16ouncefruits. originated inRussia.Namedafter hiswife.Pink, Germany. An heirloomofhiswife'sfamilythat Male whoreceiveditfromScottHamiltonof 83 days, indeterminate — Sent to us by Carolyn {CNG} Heart (3402201) Anna Maria's mild fruit. Introduced in 1915. beautiful, smooth-skinned,pink,14ounce,oblate, 69 days,indeterminate—Prolificplants with Alpha Pink(3402781){CNG} juicy, leaf varietythatyields4-8ouncefruits thatarevery VSC Caitlin's LuckyStripe (3403931){CNG} Excellent flavor. Sudduthfamilyheirloom. produce pink, oblate, large (14 to 36 ounce) fruits. 80 days,indeterminate—Potato-leaf plants Brandywine, Sudduth(3401311) {CNG} flavor, gourmetquality. averaging 16to24ounceseach.Exceptional fruits pink reddish, oblate-shaped, large, very 90 days,indeterminate—Potato-leaf foliagewith (3400231) {CNG} Pink Brandywine, of cherry. A familyheirloomfromKentucky. bite deliversjuicy, tasty, shaped, pink,andcanreachoverapound.Each 90 days, indeterminate — Fruits are oblate- {CNG} (3404061) Heirloom Family Cancelmo For garden&seed related info,visit www.WebGrower.com Unless otherwisenoted,tomatopackets contain atleast20seedsandarepriced$2.75perpacket. Pink, Purple & Black Fruited Black & Purple Pink, 82 days, indeterminate — Productive potato beautiful, slightlytangybeautiful, andquitedelicious. [NEW] Kentucky (3403951) {CNG}[NEW] http://twitter.com/VictorySeeds Follow Uson Twitter VSC 90 days,indeterminate— An tart flavorwithaslighthint [NEW] VSC ounce fruits. Excellent flavor. leaf typewithscarlet, heart-shaped,12to16 85 days, indeterminate — A productive, regular {CNG} Fish Lake Oxheart (3402641) Excellent meaty texture and sweet flavor. shaped, darkpurple,growinclusters of six fruits. have beautifulgrayishfoliage.Fruits areglobe- name means“ 85 days,indeterminate— This Russianvariety’s (3402241) {CNG} Fioletovyi Kruglyi John A. SalzerSeedCo.inabout1907. ounces butapoundistypical.Releasedbythe weighed 32ounces!Somefruitassmall8 slightly sweet. The largestfruitinourgrowout —Pink,juicy, indeterminate 90 days, mildand Ferris Wheel (3401091) {CNG} taste. Goodcanningvariety. Very prolific. about 6ounces,anddeeppinkincolor. Excellent The fruits aresmooth,uniformlyglobeshaped, Black Forest region of Germany in the late 1800s. 75 days,indeterminate—Reportedlyfromthe Eva PurpleBall(3401071) {CNG} slightly sweetfinish. reasonably juicy and with a good flavor and a shaped, 2to5ouncefruitswithfirmfleshbut 70 days,indeterminate—Pink,globetooblate {CNG} (3402751) Early Detroit No. 17 aftertaste. ReleasedbyFerrySeedCo.in1909. shaped fruitswithagoodflavorandsweet beautifully bright-pink, two to four ounce, globe- juicy, and Firm — indeterminate days, 67 Early Detroit(3402551) Stokes & Johnson by 1899. in Philadelphia of pink tomatoweighingupto15ounces.Released 80 days, indeterminate — A nice, tart flavored, Early Bird(3401361){CNG} sturdy and potato leaf. fruits are nice, large, pink fruits. The plants are 90 days, indeterminate — A rare heirloom. The Dots Delight(3402151){CNG} of coveringadinnerplate. shaped fruits thatwhensliced,have the potential produces large(upto24ounce),pink,heart- 85 days,indeterminate—Regularleafvarietythat Dinner Plate(3402921){CNG} family heirloomfromGermany. fruits. Itisanexcellent,tasty slicingtomato. An old pink, 6 to 24 ounce, beefsteak-type, oblate shaped 92 days,indeterminate—Regularleafplants with Dester (3402911) {CNG} delicious, beefsteak-type fruits. The regular leaf plants produce large, pink, 90 days,indeterminate— An oldfamilyheirloom. {CNG} Curry (3401771) developing intoaclassicheartshape. Generally anelongated-globe shape, sometimes dark pink,8to12ounce,goodflavoredfruits. 90 days,indeterminate—Regularleafplants with (3402601) {CNG} Cosner Purple Round” inEnglish.Plants {CNG} Page 41
C M C M C M C M C M C M C M PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS Y K Y K Y K Y K Y K Y K Y K 39002 Victory Seed Catalog.p0001_impo Dec-28-2017 15:34 Sig:1-D Black Page 41 {CNG} Purple Round” in English. Plants Purple Cosner Cosner {CNG} (3402601) with leaf plants — Regular indeterminate 90 days, fruits. good flavored 8 to 12 ounce, dark pink, Generally an elongated-globe shape, sometimes a classic heart shape. developing into Curry (3401771) {CNG} old family heirloom. An — 90 days, indeterminate pink, large, produce plants leaf regular The fruits. beefsteak-type delicious, {CNG} Dester (3402911) with plants — Regular leaf 92 days, indeterminate shaped oblate beefsteak-type, ounce, 24 to 6 pink, An old slicing tomato. fruits. It is an excellent, tasty family heirloom from Germany. {CNG} Dinner Plate (3402921) Regular leaf variety that 85 days, indeterminate — pink, heart- produces large (up to 24 ounce), the potential when sliced, have that shaped fruits of covering a dinner plate. {CNG} Delight (3402151) Dots The heirloom. rare A — indeterminate days, 90 are plants The fruits. pink large, nice, are fruits leaf. potato and sturdy Early Bird (3401361) {CNG} nice,tartflavored, A — indeterminate days, 80 pink tomato weighing up to 15 ounces. Released of Philadelphia in 1899. by Johnson & Stokes Early Detroit (3402551) 67 days, indeterminate — Firm and juicy, globe- ounce, four to two bright-pink, beautifully shaped fruits with a good flavor and a sweet Co. in 1909. Released by Ferry Seed aftertaste. 17 No. Detroit Early (3402751){CNG} 70 days, indeterminate — Pink, globe to oblate shaped, 2 to 5 ounce fruits with firm flesh but a and good flavor a with and juicy reasonably slightly sweet finish. {CNG} Eva Purple Ball (3401071) 75 days, indeterminate — Reportedly from the 1800s. Germanyinthelate of region Forest Black are smooth, uniformly globe shaped, The fruits Excellent about 6 ounces, and deep pink in color. prolific. Very taste. Good canning variety. {CNG} (3401091) Wheel Ferris mild and 90 days, indeterminate — Pink, juicy, The largest fruit in our grow out slightly sweet. weighed 32 ounces! Some fruit as small as 8 ounces but a pound is typical. Released by the Salzer Seed Co. in about 1907. A. John Fioletovyi Kruglyi (3402241) {CNG} This Russian variety’s 85 days, indeterminate — name means “ are globe- have beautiful grayish foliage. Fruits shaped, dark purple, grow in clusters of six fruits. flavor. sweet and texture meaty Excellent (3402641)Oxheart Lake Fish {CNG} regular productive, A — indeterminate days, 85 leaf type with scarlet, heart-shaped, 12 to 16 Excellent flavor. ounce fruits. VSC [NEW] tart flavor with a slight hint tart 90 days, indeterminate — An 90 days, indeterminate — VSC Follow Us on Twitter Follow Us on
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beautiful, slightly tangy and quite delicious. beautiful, slightly tangy 82 days, indeterminate — Productive potato Productive — indeterminate days, 82 Pink, Pink, Purple & Black Fruited Unless otherwise noted, tomato packets contain at least 20 seeds and are priced at $2.75 per packet. $2.75 at are priced and seeds 20 at least contain packets tomato noted, otherwise Unless For garden & seed related info, visit www.WebGrower.com garden & seed related For Caitlin's Lucky Stripe (3403931) {CNG} Caitlin's Lucky Stripe Brandywine, Sudduth (3401311) {CNG} Brandywine, Sudduth (3401311) plants 80 days, indeterminate — Potato-leaf fruits. ounce) 36 to (14 large oblate, pink, produce Sudduth family heirloom. Excellent flavor. CancelmoFamily Heirloom (3404061) {CNG} Brandywine, Pink (3400231) {CNG} foliage with Potato-leaf 90 days, indeterminate — very large, oblate-shaped, reddish, pink fruits each. Exceptional averaging 16 to 24 ounces gourmet quality. flavor, 90 days, indeterminate — Fruits are oblate- are Fruits — indeterminate days, 90 over a pound. Each shaped, pink, and can reach tasty, bite delivers juicy, from Kentucky. family heirloom A of cherry. VSC that are very leaf variety that yields 4-8 ounce fruits juicy, Anna’s Anna’s {CNG} (3402581) Special Cooper’s good have Plants — semi-determinate days, 90 leaf coverage. Beautiful, pink, globe-shaped, 3 to 9 Releasedounce, in 1923. smooth skin, fruits. Anna Russian (3400541) {CNG} (3400541) Russian Anna 87 days, indeterminate — Productive, regular leaf 3 to 6 ounce, pink shaped, meaty, Oxheart plants. fruits. with light green shouldered Cherokee Purple (3400251) are large (12 to 80 days, indeterminate — Fruits 16 ounces), dark pink with dark purple shoulders. slightly sweet aftertaste. Excellent complex flavor, Introduced by Craig LeHoullier who received it least 100 years old and At TN. from J. D. Green of Indians. Cherokee the by grown reportedly Anna Maria's (3402201) Heart {CNG} Carolyn by us to Sent — indeterminate days, 83 of it from Scott Hamilton Male who received that of his wife's family An heirloom Germany. his wife. Pink, Russia. Named after originated in fruits. heart-shaped, 4 to 16 ounce {CNG} (3400241) Pink Caspian 80 days, indeterminate — Reportedly an heirloom discovered in Russia by a Petoseed Co. employee large, has It ended. War Cold the after shortly The ounces. weighing up to 11 oblate, pink fruits flavor is mild and sweet. Alpha Pink (3402781) {CNG} Pink (3402781) Alpha with plants — Prolific indeterminate 69 days, oblate, pink, 14 ounce, beautiful, smooth-skinned, 1915. in Introduced fruit. mild with pink, heirloom. Regular leaf plants old Italian balanced, smooth, mild, a with fruits, heart-shaped Most fruits are big, flavor. though slightly tangy beautiful, and nice for slicing. Early from Early tasty, small (2 small tasty, for more information. (3402331) {CNG} Splash of Cream) (3401951) Cream) of Splash jubilee. Sent in by Andrey jubilee. Sent in by aka th 91 days, indeterminate — Another old — 91 days, indeterminate variety preservation work? Are you looking to variety preservation work? ® Tait’s Trucker’s Delight (3403051) {CNG} VSC Trucker’s Tait’s variety. An old Southern — indeterminate 86 days, ounce, globe red, 2 to 10 with leaf plants Regular by Released shaped fruits. to elongated-globe & Sons Seed Co., It has not been Tait George commercially available for severaldecades. (3403061) {CNG} Delight Thorobred Trucker’s VSC & Sons Seed Tait from George Southern variety ounce, 10 to 2 red, with plants leaf Regular Co. It has not shaped fruits. globe to elongated-globe decades. available for several been commercially Uralskiy Ranniy (3402321) {CNG} " for Russian — determinate days, 51 Russian variety, Urals." Extremely early, the smooth globe-shaped, red, of amounts Enormous to 6 ounce fruits, borne in 1 skin, mild flavor, 10. to 6 of clusters ( Variegated 95 days, indeterminate — This is a very {CNG} 95 days, indeterminate — have seen alot of tomatoes We uniquevariety. have we that variety tomato first the is this but (two to The fruits are small seen that is variegated. productive. Very five ounces) and red at maturity. (3400701) {CNG} Victory Our original seed came 75 days, indeterminate — are fruits red The Sweden. in saver seed a from two-celled, smooth skinned, very juicy and sweet, nearly globe-shaped bearing of clusters of 8 to 10 fruits weighing 1 to 3 ounces each. {CNG} (3401961) Wayahead believe that this is 75 days, indeterminate — We or also known as 'Hudson Valley' the old variety, Earliana' sold by S. M. Isbell & 'Potato-leaved Smooth, MS. Jackson, of Company fruit. red ounce) 8 to Willamette (3400681) {CNG} 70 days, determinate — Bred in the early 1960s 7 to 3½ are Fruits OSU. of Baggett R. J. Dr. by globe deep to globe smooth, unusually ounce, shaped with small stem and blossom scars, good Resistant to radial cracking. color and solidity. Adapted to the western valleys of the U.S. and and Michigan. York, Canada, New Tarasenko Yubileyny very prolific 90 days, indeterminate — Vigorous, Bred by plant with red, 2 to 5 ounce, pointed fruits. Fyodor breeder plant Ukrainian famous the to named It’s 1987. in it released who Tarasenko honor his 75 Baranovski of Minsk. Zleovo (3402741) {CNG} plants leaf regular The — indeterminate days, 90 The fruits are borne in clusters, are productive. small in size (weighing two to four ounces), red in globe-shaped and taste excellent. color, Ton of Ton www.VictorySeeds.com/growers_net/ www.VictorySeeds.com/growers_net/ Securely shop online at www.VictorySeeds.com Securely Sugar Pounder " or " Sugar 3402131 — 20 seeds — $ 2.75 3402131 Super Lakota) Super aka Curl) (3402041) {CNG} (3402041) Curl) 3402132 — ¼ gram (~85 seeds) — $ 5.55 aka ." Regular leaf plants with beefsteak-type, leaf plants ." Regular 3402133 — 1 gram (~340 seeds) — $ 15.55 Unless otherwise noted, tomato packets contain at least 20 seeds and are priced at $2.75 per packet. per at $2.75 priced and are seeds 20 at least contain packets tomato noted, otherwise Unless take that support to the next level? From “Trial Gardeners” to “Guardians” to “Mentors” to “Growers,” we Gardeners” to “Guardians” to “Mentors” that support to the next level? From “Trial take Visit: levels. skill all for opportunities have Are you an avid gardener and supporter of Victory Seeds Are you an avid gardener and supporter of Victory 65 days, indeterminate — Interesting plants with 65 days, indeterminate — Interesting plants unique, tight clusters that look like pom-poms. on inches 3 to up red, shaped, globe are Fruits that look like sticks and can reach up to stalks about six feet high under the right conditions. Stupice (3400661) {CNG} four foot tall 50 days, indeterminate — Potato-leaf, loaded with clusters of 2 inchplants diameter Heavy yields all great flavor. early, fruits. Very season. Introduced to the U.S. from Czechoslova- kia in about 1976. Pronounced "stu-peek-a." Super Sioux ( Sugar fruits. flavorful and juicy very ounce, 20 to 4 red, {CNG} (3400451) Salsa red maturing early solid, A — determinate days, 70 about 6fruit that weighs oz. {CNG} Santiam(3401911) large-fruited. and Early — determinate days, 75 Good fruit set under cool temperatures of western No flavor. tart Good slicing. for Great Oregon. seeds in the first fruits. {CNG} (3400181) Siberia bright red fruits 50 days, determinate — Early, of Althoughitis capable weighingupto ounces.5 still not frost hardy. it is to 38°F, down setting fruits Union in 1975. Smuggled out of the Soviet {CNG} (3402711) Silvery Fir Tree lacy, with plants Compact — determinate days, 73 support. from Benefits leaves. unusual delicate, and ounce, meaty to 10 4 oblate, red, are Fruits Russian heirloom. have an excellent flavor. (3402121) {CNG} Starfire at Morden 70 days, determinate — Bred Experimental Farm in Manitoba and released in 1963. Here in Oregon it is one of the most prolific are Fruits grow. we varieties looking healthy and color. bright-red and shaped oblate ( Stick good choice for hot, A 70 days, indeterminate — fruit well in high tempera- dry locations and sets tures. Red, globe-shaped, thick walled and fleshy Good for flavor. fruits have a nice old-time tart home garden, processing and early fresh market. Sakharny Pudovichok (3403041) {CNG} (3403041) Pudovichok Sakharny Siberian—varietywhose days, indeterminate 90 name loosely means " (3401321) {CNG} Burpee's Tabletalk, 75 days, indeterminate — Regular leaf, compact globe Deep determinate. not but plant bush-type 6 to (4 sized medium interior, meaty solid with fruit Similar to Crack resistant. ounce) red fruits. 'Marglobe' from which it originated as a single- plant selection. Released about 1941. Page 40
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The {CNG} (3400261) Johnson German 1894. fruits, about Released ounces. six to up 85 days,indeterminate—Goodflavored,pink Fordhook First,Burpee’s (3400991){CNG} Quite attractive. An old Kentucky family heirloom. pink, oblate,mildflavored,8to16ounce fruits. 90 days,indeterminate—Potato leafplantswith (3402531) Lincoln-Adams Very tasty. Very earlyforsuchlargefruits. same plant averaging1to2poundsinweight. double-heart, andlargeflatshapedfruit allonthe 6 to 8 feet high, pink, fleshy, slicer-type fruit. Heart, 75 days, indeterminate — Slightly willowy growth, Kosovo (3401421){CNG}VSC shape fruits onregularleafplants. to 20ounce)pink,globeflattened-globein 90 days,indeterminate—Juicybutfirm.Large(6 Jimmy Joe(3401401){CNG} green striping.Flavorisbestwhenfullyripe. occasional some with and shoulders the on dark Cherokee Purple’s dusky rose color but not as plants withoblateshapedfruits. Similarto 85 days,indeterminate—Productive,compact Indian Stripe (3401381){CNG} family heirloom from North Carolina. mild, classic,redcherrytomato-typeflavor. An produce pink,oblate-shaped,largefruits. Very 84 days,indeterminate—Regularleafplants Hege GermanPink(3403971){CNG} tart flavored. full and A heirloom. family produce uptoonepound,pinkfruits thataremildly 90 days,indeterminate—Potato leafplants Grandpa Charlie(3401801){CNG} and mild in flavor. Reportedly wilt-resistant. productive. Fruits arepink,4to16ounces,firm, 75 days,indeterminate—Vigorous and Glovel (3402861){CNG} Visit our websitefor kits,collections,books, cover crop seeds,toolsand somuchmore. Unless otherwisenoted,tomatopackets contain atleast20seedsandarepriced$2.75perpacket. ® winnerin1936. {CNG} [NEW] Securely shop online atwww.VictorySeeds.com very meaty and a great t a great and meaty very resistant, beefsteak-type, pink colored fruits with vines. Produces large, oblate-shaped, crack- [NEW] 95 days, indeterminate — Regular leaf Mortgage Lifter, Halladay's(3403961){CNG} sweet undertonesandlingeringaftertastes. complex andtasty. Tart, ounce, oblate in shape fruits. Quite interesting, {CNG} resistant andt Market'. refined selectionofthefamous'GulfState " a as Described 1936. in Co. Seed Reuter C. Miller, LA AES Baton in and Rouge released by Dr. by Developed — indeterminate days, 78 Julian Louisiana GulfState (3401441) {CNG} slightly flattened, pink fruits. Released in 1936. to fusariumwiltandcracking.Globe-shaped, 90 days, indeterminate — Vigorous and resistant (3401111)Dixie Louisiana {CNG} 1950. in Released Wilt. Fusarium under highertemperaturesandtoberesistant oblate, 4 to 16 ounce, pink fruits. Bred to set fruit 89 days, indeterminate — Productive plants with Louisiana {CNG} All Season(3402851) Monarch ( sweet flavored.BarnesfamilyheirloomfromKS. type fruitsthatarejuicy, yetmeaty, andslightly vines producelarge(1-pound),pink,beefsteak- [NEW] 95 days, indeterminate — Regular leaf Missouri PinkLove excellent flavor atypical of paste types. 1990. Very unusualpink,elongatedfruithaving Russian varietiesoffered byHigh Altitude Seedin 85 days,indeterminate—Oneoftheoriginal (3401481) {CNG} Sweet Mikarda Introduced by the Hastings Seed Co. in 1942. vigorous. Fruitsetismoderatetoheavy. a hintofsweetness.Plants arelarge,stoutand ounce, flattened-globe shaped, mild flavored with 75 days,indeterminate—Fruitsarepink,6to12 Mildglobe, Hasting’s (3400951){CNG} watery. Not juice. thick good, a Makes fruits. provide good amounts of 1 to 2 pound, dark pink 80 days, indeterminate — Plants grow very tall (3400631) {CNG} Mexico with Southerntruckgrowers.Releasedin1924. oblate fruits thatripenuniformly. Oncepopular meaty, smooth, ounce, 8 to 4 slightly to globular 83 days,indeterminate—Productiveplants.Pink, (3402571) {CNG} Marvelosa acid flavor balance. Very meaty with few seeds. pink fruits weigharoundapound;goodsweetto Czechoslovakia. Potatoleaffoliage.Deepreddish 85 days,indeterminate—Familyheirloomfrom {CNG} (3401021) Peace Marianna's globe toflattened-globeinshape. www.victoryseeds.com/victory-points.html Find out how to earn Victory Points™! 80 days,indeterminate—Pink, 8 to18 " Highyielding,vigorous,uniform,disease aka asty. Fruits Buist’s(3401501) Monarch) Apple angy, but notsour, withsubtle average 8to12ounces, (3404011) {CNG} yet mild,flavor. highly For garden&seed related info,visit www.WebGrower.com pink, flattened,fruits weighing uptofortyounces! Giant Henderson in1891. heavy yielding,requirestaking. ReleasedbyPeter Plants cavities. seed small late-maturing, with are 12 ounces to 2 pounds in clusters of 3 to 5 fruits, flavor, mild excellent fruit, canning, and slicing for 88 days,indeterminate—Large,purplish-pink Ponderosa the USDAin1957. tomato. Resistant tofusariumwilt.Introducedby globular, pink, mild tasting and an excellent slicing 90 days,indeterminate—Fruits aresmooth, Pinkshipper (3401171) {CNG} tomato. that theyareagoodflavoredslicing fruits. ounce is 10 to 5 surprising shaped, is What 90 days,indeterminate—Interesting,pleated Pink Accordion (3401161) {CNG} La Crosse,Wisconsininabout1927. Released bytheJohn A. SalzerSeedCompanyof 6 to8ounce,pink,andniceflavoredfruits. 90 days,indeterminate Peak of Perfection (3401151) {CNG} to America inthemid-1990s by Marina Danilenko. that aresweet,veryjuicyandflavorful.Introduced beeksteak-type, maroon-blackshoulderedfruits Regular leafplants. Large(upto20ounce), 80 days,indeterminate—OldRussianvariety. Paul Robeson (3403021) {CNG} shaped fruits. Similar to 'Ponderosa'. one pound),smoothskinned,pink,flattenedglobe 85 days, indeterminate — Beautiful, large (up to (3401681) {CNG} King New and paid off hismortgageinsixyears. said thathethensoldplants foronedollareach C. Byles (aka Radiator Charlie) of Logan, WV. It is available. The legendisthatitwasbredbyMr. M. pound and one of the best flavored beefsteaks {CNG} Mortgage Lifter, RadiatorCharlie's(3400141) fruits arelarge,pinkanddeliciouslyflavored. Bright') withstandard 'MortgageLifter'fruit. The colored pale foliage(similarto'Livingston'sHonor 86 days, indeterminate — Unusual, chartreuse Mortgage Lifter, Pale Leaf (3401511) 90 days,indeterminate—Russianfor " Rozovyi Gigant (3402311) {CNG} mild but slightly tart. Good slicing variety. shaped, 6 to 12 ounce pink fruits. Excellent flavor, of Livingston’s Beauty. Beautiful,smooth,oblate- 90 days,indeterminate—Reportedlya selection {CNG} (3401761) Beauty Redfield skin andcrimsonflesh. delicious, large,12to16ouncefruitwithdarkpink Potato — with indeterminate variety days, 70 leaf Prudens Purple(3400641){CNG} Unless otherwisenoted,tomatopackets contain atleast20seedsandarepriced$2.75perpacket. ." The plants arecompact producinglarge, 3400293 —1gram(~340seeds)$15.55 85 days,indeterminate—Pink,overa 3400292 —¼gram(~85seeds)$5.55 3400291 — 20seeds$2.75 — Smooth,globe-shaped, {CNG}VSC Pink 86 days, indeterminate — Means " Rozovyi Izumnyi(3403031){CNG} bleeds deeplyintoitsflesh. shoulders withadusky, darkmahoganycolorthat 90 days,indeterminate— The oblatefruits have True Black Brandywine (3403091) {CNG} frost. until up right producing keeps and fruits, withafairresistance tocracking.Nicetaste before 1899.Sixto12 ounce,pink, globe-shaped County, New Jersey and released by Burpee — OriginatedinBurlington 75 days,indeterminate Trucker’s Favorite,Burpee’s (3401631){CNG} increased crackresistance over‘Traveler’. Heat anddroughtresistant.Betterfruitsize pink whenmature,6ouncewithagoodflavor. University of Arkansas in1976.Fruits are dark bythe 78 days,indeterminate—Released Traveler 76(3400301){CNG} U.S. buthasdonewellforushereinOregon. ounce, pinkcoloredfruits.BredfortheSouthern University of Arkansas in1970.Mildflavor, 6 name "Arkansas Traveler". Releasedbythe the by variety this calling erroneously begun have 85 days,indeterminate—Someseedcompanies Traveler(3400201) {CNG} been growingitforoveracentury. Meadows ofMiddle Tennessee whosefamilyhas fruits. Excellent slicer with great taste. From Phillip meaty, with variety pink 2 pounds), to (up large 90 days,indeterminate— A reallygoodpotato leaf Tennessee(3401621) {CNG} Heirloom ounce), pinkfruits.Rareheirloom. good leaf coverage, produce huge (up to 40 95 days, indeterminate — Regular leaf plants, Tennessee Britches(3401931){CNG} finish. Introduced in 1897. out richandsweetwithatinybitoftartnessatthe have a dull, matte appearance. The flavor pops orange, red,andyellow. Their skins arefirmand average sixounces,arepink,mottledwithhuesof — Regularleaffoliageisslightlyfuzzy. Fruits (3404041) {CNG} Sutton's 'PeachBlow'(akaPeachBlowSutton) serving inTurkey in the PeaceCorps. them fromfriendswhohad collected them while was givenseedsin1972fromaco-workerwhogot Sent tousbyM.ChristensenofORwho tomato. (13 to17ounce),oblate-shaped,pinkslicing 75 days, indeterminate — Good taste, meaty, large Special Turkish (3401571){CNG}VSC Yaschenko ofBiysk,Siberia,Russiain2006. slicing variety. collector Fromseed Tamara ounce, beefsteak-typefruits.Excellent,sweet, in English.Regularleafplantswithpink,3to12 [NEW] 85 days,indeterminate [NEW] Pink Raisin-like" Page 43
C M C M C M C M C M C M C M PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS Y K Y K Y K Y K Y K Y K Y K 39002 Victory Seed Catalog.p0001_impo Dec-28-2017 15:34 Sig:1-B YellowMagentaCyanBlack the by Page 43 pink globe-shaped variety " Pink Raisin-like frost. pounds), this 2 pink, until to leaf really good potato up calling (up are firm and skins Their ounce, right {CNG} [NEW] 85 days, indeterminate 12 large to Six erroneously meaty, producing (3401631) {CNG} Favorite, Burpee’s indeterminate — Released by the with 1899. begun keeps by the Released Traveler". name "Arkansas 6 Arkansas in 1970. Mild flavor, University of ounce, pink colored fruits. Bred for the Southern U.S. but has done well for us here in Oregon. {CNG} 76 (3400301) Traveler 78 days, dark are Arkansas in 1976. Fruits University of pink when mature, 6 ounce with a good flavor. Heat and drought resistant. Better fruit size and over ‘Traveler’. increased crack resistance Trucker’s 75 days, indeterminate — Originated in Burlington Burpee by released and Jersey New County, before to cracking. Nice taste fruits, with a fair resistance and {CNG} (3403091) Brandywine Black True have oblate fruits The 90 days, indeterminate — dark mahogany color that shoulders with a dusky, bleeds deeply into its flesh. Phillip From taste. great with slicer Excellent fruits. whose family has Tennessee Meadows of Middle been growing it for over a century. (3400201) Traveler 85 days, indeterminate — Some seed companies have {CNG} Izumnyi (3403031) Rozovyi " Means — indeterminate days, 86 12 pink, 3 to leaf plants with Regular in English. sweet, fruits. Excellent, beefsteak-type ounce, Tamara From seed collector slicing variety. Siberia, Russia in 2006. of Biysk, Yaschenko {CNG} VSC (3401571) Turkish Special large meaty, taste, Good — indeterminate days, 75 pink slicing oblate-shaped, (13 to 17 ounce), tomato. M. Christensen of OR who Sent to us by who got in 1972 from a co-worker was given seeds while collected them them from friends who had the Peace Corps. in serving in Turkey Peach Blow Sutton) Sutton's 'Peach Blow' (aka (3404041) {CNG} Fruits fuzzy. — Regular leaf foliage is slightly mottled with hues of average six ounces, are pink, orange, red, and yellow. pops flavor The appearance. matte dull, a have bit of tartness at the out rich and sweet with a tiny 1897. in finish. Introduced Britches (3401931) {CNG} Tennessee plants, leaf Regular — indeterminate days, 95 40 to (up huge produce coverage, leaf good ounce), pink fruits. Rare heirloom. Heirloom (3401621) {CNG} Tennessee A 90 days, indeterminate — variety is with canning, Pink VSC {CNG} variety surprising and late-maturing, is leaf {CNG} are slicing What {CNG} {CNG} {CNG} Potato for {CNG} Plants — fruits. {CNG} 20 seeds — $ 2.75 — 3400291 flavor, ounce cavities. mild 10 to seed Beauty (3401761) indeterminate 5 3400292 — ¼ gram (~85 seeds) — $ 5.55 — Pink, over a 85 days, indeterminate
3400293 — 1 gram (~340 seeds) — $ 15.55 producing large, are compact The plants ." info, visit www.WebGrower.com garden & seed related excellent small
days, per packet. $2.75 at priced and are seeds 20 at least contain packets tomato noted, otherwise Unless Redfield (3402311) Gigant Rozovyi delicious, large, 12 to 16 ounce fruit with dark pink skin and crimson flesh. 90 days, indeterminate — Reportedly a selection oblate- Beautiful, smooth, Beauty. of Livingston’s flavor, Excellent fruits. pink ounce 12 to 6 shaped, variety. slicing Good tart. slightly but mild 90 days, indeterminate — Russian for " Giant weighing up to forty ounces! pink, flattened, fruits (3403021) Robeson Paul (3401151) Perfection of Peak {CNG} Accordion (3401161) Pink 90 days, indeterminate — Interesting, pleated shaped, to (up large Beautiful, — indeterminate days, 85 pink, flattened globe one pound), smooth skinned, 'Ponderosa'. to Similar fruits. shaped Old Russian variety. 80 days, indeterminate — (up to 20 ounce), Large Regular leaf plants. shouldered fruits beeksteak-type, maroon-black flavorful. Introduced that are sweet, very juicy and Marina Danilenko. by in the mid-1990s America to 90 days, indeterminate — Smooth, globe-shaped, flavored fruits. 6 to 8 ounce, pink, and nice Company of A. Salzer Seed Released by the John La Crosse, Wisconsin in about 1927. New King (3401681) beefsteaks flavored best the of one and pound M. by Mr. legend is that it was bred The available. is It WV. Logan, of Charlie) Radiator (aka Byles C. each for one dollar sold plants said that he then his mortgage in six years. off and paid Radiator Charlie's (3400141) Mortgage Lifter, {CNG} Prudens Purple (3400641) {CNG} 70 (3401511) Leaf Pale Lifter, Mortgage chartreuse Unusual, — indeterminate days, 86 Honor (similar to 'Livingston's foliage pale colored The fruit. Lifter' 'Mortgage with standard Bright') flavored. are large, pink and deliciously fruits fruits, 5 to 3 of clusters in pounds 2 to ounces 12 with Released by Peter heavy yielding, require staking. Henderson in 1891. (3401171) Pinkshipper Ponderosa 88 days, indeterminate — Large, purplish-pink fruit, that they are a good flavored slicing tomato. are smooth, 90 days, indeterminate — Fruits slicing excellent an and tasting mild pink, globular, to fusarium wilt. Introduced by tomato. Resistant the USDA in 1957. For Julian "highly Dr. slightly a to by as watery. Points™! 8 to 12 ounces, {CNG} {CNG} mild, flavor. {CNG}
yet globular {CNG} with subtle not sour, 1950. Victory juice. Not Developed Described in tangy, — meaty, earn thick byreleased Rougeand Baton {CNG} 1936. (3401021) average Fruits to
great in a good, Released Monarch) (3401501) Buist’s how smooth, a Co. in AES Peace and aka out Wilt. LA indeterminate disease " High yielding, vigorous, uniform, (3400631) to 18 8 80 days, indeterminate — Pink, Seed Makes ounce, Find meaty 8 days, www.victoryseeds.com/victory-points.html to Once popular that ripen uniformly. oblate fruits with Southern truck growers. Released in 1924. Mexico tall very grow Plants — indeterminate days, 80 pink dark pound, 2 to 1 of amounts good provide fruits. {CNG} (3400951) Mildglobe, Hasting’s 75 days, indeterminate — Fruits are pink, 6 to 12 with flavored mild shaped, flattened-globe ounce, are large, stout and a hint of sweetness. Plants vigorous. Fruit set is moderate to heavy. 1942. in Co. Seed Hastings the by Introduced Mikarda Sweet (3401481) 85 days, indeterminate — One of the original Altitude Seed in by High Russian varieties offered unusual pink, elongated fruit having 1990. Very types. paste of atypical flavor excellent Apple Pink Love Missouri {CNG} (3404011) leaf Regular — indeterminate days, 95 [NEW] vines produce large (1-pound), pink, beefsteak- and slightly yet meaty, type fruits that are juicy, sweet flavored. Barnes family heirloom from KS. Monarch ( (3402851) All Season Louisiana with plants Productive — indeterminate days, 89 fruit set Bred to fruits. pink ounce, 16 to 4 oblate, to be resistant and to temperatures under higher Fusarium {CNG} Louisiana Dixie (3401111) resistant and Vigorous — indeterminate days, 90 and cracking. Globe-shaped, to fusarium wilt 1936. in Released fruits. pink flattened, slightly (3401441) State Louisiana Gulf 78 Miller, C. Reuter 'Gulf State refined selection of the famous Market'. and tasty. resistant shape. globe to flattened-globe in Marianna's Family heirloom from 85 days, indeterminate — foliage. Deep reddish Czechoslovakia. Potato leaf around a pound; good sweet to weigh pink fruits seeds. few with meaty Very balance. flavor acid Marvelosa (3402571) {CNG} Productive plants. Pink, 83 days, indeterminate — 4 {CNG} interesting, Quite fruits. shape in oblate ounce, but Tart, complex and tasty. sweet undertones and lingering aftertastes. Halladay's (3403961) {CNG} Mortgage Lifter, leaf Regular — indeterminate days, 95 [NEW] crack- oblate-shaped, large, Produces vines. with fruits colored pink beefsteak-type, resistant, very The good shop online at www.VictorySeeds.com Securely [NEW] 1894. occasional solid; about some very {CNG}
{CNG} heirloom. {CNG} with and kits, collections, books, Released family and A (3400261) smooth (3402531) winner in 1936. ® ounces. shoulders flavored. six website for globular, to Johnson full the Joe (3401401) {CNG} up are on and packet. per at $2.75 priced and are seeds 20 at least contain packets tomato noted, otherwise Unless seeds, tools and so much more. cover crop our Visit Glovel (3402861) {CNG} and 75 days, indeterminate — Vigorous are pink, 4 to 16 ounces, firm, productive. Fruits wilt-resistant. Reportedly flavor. in mild and Charlie (3401801) {CNG} Grandpa leaf plants 90 days, indeterminate — Potato that are mildly produce up to one pound, pink fruits tart Hege German Pink (3403971) {CNG} 84 days, indeterminate — Regular leaf plants Very produce pink, oblate-shaped, large fruits. An mild, classic, red cherry tomato-type flavor. Carolina. North from heirloom family (3401381) {CNG} Indian Stripe 85 days, indeterminate — Productive, compact Similar to with oblate shaped fruits. plants as not but color rose dusky Purple’s Cherokee dark green striping. Flavor is best when fully ripe. Jimmy 90 days, indeterminate — Juicy but firm. Large (6 to 20 ounce) pink, globe to flattened-globe in on regular leaf plants. shape fruits Kosovo (3401421) {CNG} VSC growth, willowy Slightly — indeterminate days, 75 Heart, fruit. slicer-type fleshy, pink, high, feet 8 to 6 double-heart, and large flat shaped fruit all on the averaging 1 to 2 pounds in weight. plant same early for such large fruits. Very tasty. Very Lincoln-Adams leaf plants with 90 days, indeterminate — Potato pink, oblate, mild flavored, 8 to 16 ounce fruits. heirloom. family Kentucky old An attractive. Quite German plants. leaf Regular — indeterminate days, 85 to a pound, are reach up fruits beefsteak-type A are mild but flavorful. reddish-pink, and meaty, for burgers and sandwiches. great slicing tomato Pink (3400271) {CNG} Giant Belgium averaging 1 — Sweet fruits 85 days, indeterminate with smooth ends. Low to 2 pounds. Dark pink fruit acid, mild flavor. Giroc (3402961) {CNG} Regular leaf plants 82 days, indeterminate — beefsteak-type produce 18 to 24 ounce, pink, it is a Romanian An excellent slicing variety, fruits. by savers seed American to introduced variety Hungary. of Korbely Geza (3400881) Burpee’s Globe, Likely a selection of 78 days, indeterminate — pink vigorous, yielding, Heavy Globe'. 'Livingston's fruits AAS An quality. {CNG} (3400991) First, Burpee’s Fordhook flavored, pink — Good indeterminate 85 days, fruits, Page 42
C M C M C M C M C M C M C M PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS Y K Y K Y K Y K Y K Y K Y K 39002 Victory Seed Catalog.p0001_impo Dec-28-2017 15:34 Sig:1-A YellowMagentaCyanBlack Page 44 fashioned beefsteak-typeslicingtomato. on regular leaf plants. A juicy, yet firm, nice old- shaped, pink,andcanreachupto28-ounceseach 90 days, indeterminate — Fruits are oblate- Yusupov(3404091) {CNG} fruity, slightly strawberry-like, undertones. delivering anexcellent,mildlysweetflavorwith large, varyfromelongatedtoheart-shaped, regular leafplants. Fruits arepink,verymeaty, wispy, Productive, — indeterminate days, 76 Yugo Roze(3404101){CNG} but can reach over 2 pounds. flattened-globe shapedfruits average12ounces Wood 1924. before Co. Seed Sons & pink, The 76 days, indeterminate — Released by T. W. Wood's {CNG} (3401581) Brimmer Famous country, wegotthevaguereply, " long thefamilyhadbeengrowingitinold seedsfromfamilyinItaly.who gotthe Asked how given to us in 1999 by Denise’s Grandpa Valena flavor,great meaty, yet juicy. Potato leaf variety heirloom introducedin2005.Large,pinkfruits, 85 days,indeterminate— A personalfamily ValenaPink (3401601){CNG}VSC cracks and cat-facing but has a superb flavor. flesh, some weigh up to 2 pounds. Subject to fruits with streaksofred-tonesrunningthrough the 90 days,indeterminate—Huge,ribbed, golden Big Rainbow (3400561) {CNG} in lengthwithanice,lowacidflavor. fruits averaging1½inchesindiameterby4 to a small banana. Very prolific plants with meaty 75 days,determinate—Similarinshapeandcolor Banana Legs(3400311) {CNG} flavor peopleassociatewithyellowvarieties. and anicetart taste. Notthetypicalsweetorfruity golden ororange)fruitwithbrightyellowinteriors sized (5to8ounces)oblateshaped,yellow(not 1995. Itisaregularleafplant,quiteearly, good in SSE through available made and Russia from 60 days,indeterminate— This isavarietybrought Azoychka flavor. spicy refreshing flesh, juicy Sweet more. or diameter by4inchesdeepandweighonepound Greenville, TN. Beefsteakfruits are5inchesin 80 days, indeterminate — From Ruby Arnold of Aunt Ruby’s {CNG} GermanGreen(3400551) up to13ouncefruitwithaslightpinkblushinside. delicious, shaped, Heart Russian’ ‘Anna of version 75 days,indeterminate—Brightyellowtoorange Anna BananaRussian(3402051){CNG} Orange, Yellow, Green & White & Green Yellow, Orange, Unless otherwisenoted,tomatopackets containatleast20seedsandarepriced$2.75perpacket. UWWWWWWV (3401281) {CNG} Fruited [NEW] [NEW] forever VSC ." Securely shop online atwww.VictorySeeds.com color andmildtasting. to onepound,orange-yellow withredstreaksin 85 days,indeterminate — The fruitsarelarge,up Hillbilly (3400331) {CNG} Productive. Released 1983 by Tater Mater Seed. sweet). Softenastheyturnfromgreen toyellow. flesh. Mildflavoredbutnotbland(fruity, tart, diameter,in emerald-green with ounces 3 to 2 with darkgreenverticalstripes,1½to 2½ inches yellow-green are Fruits — determinate days, 85 Green Zebra(3400941){CNG} blossom endwhenattheeatingstage. fruits aregreenwithaslightyellowishtingeonthe large (up to 32 ounce), oblate-shaped fruits. The 90 days, indeterminate — A potato leaf plant with Green Giant(3401991){CNG} end. Sweet, juicy, mild flavor. Introduced in 1932. yellow some having a slight blush on the blossom very early, plants. Fruitsare globe-shaped,golden- 59 days,determinate—Compact, productive, Golden Bison(3400931){CNG} appear. may variability some variety, new relatively a is it since but out, grow our color to'Pink Accordion'. They werequitestable in shaped fruits. Identicalineverywayexceptfor orange, up to 20 ounce, deeply ribbed, oblate 90 days,indeterminate—Fruitsaregolden- Golden Accordion (3402971) {CNG} VSC nice, complex aftertastes. Old KY family heirloom. beefsteak-type fruit. Juicy, sweet, and mild with marbled with red), weigh up to 40 ounces, 78 days,indeterminate—Bi-colored(yellow German Yellow Stripe(3401791){CNG}VSC to thelate1800s. good, mildflavor. A very oldtomatovarietydating like apeach. The fruitsstorewellandhavea that weighfrom1to3ouncesandhavefuzzyskin, {CNG} Garden Peach( 1955. Released bytheFarmerSeed about in Co. and notsweetormildasthecolormightsuggest. few seeds.Flavoredlikearedtomato(slightlytart) golden orange.Goodflavor, ounces, globe-shaped(notheart-shaped)and 80 days,indeterminate—Fruits are3to6 {CNG} Faribo Golden Heart (3401081) blush. end blossom a pink have some fruits, fruity flavored,1to2pound,clearlemon-yellow 85 days,indeterminate—Largeplants withsweet, Dixie GoldenGiant(3401341){CNG} the skintakingona yellowish huewhenripe. except thattheirinteriorsripenbrightgreenwith Purple in plant habit, fruit shape, size and flavor, 86 days,indeterminate—SimilartoCherokee Cherokee Green(3401341){CNG} texture. and creamy pounds. The tomatoeshaveanexcellentflavor vines produce large fruits, weighing up to two 90 days,indeterminate—Fuzzy, potato leafed Brandywine Yellow (3400321){CNG} 90 days,indeterminate—Producesfruit aka Yellow Peach) (3400591) juicy, thick walls with For garden&seed related info,visit www.WebGrower.com sturdy. Makes beautiful juice. Released in 1943. that is not acidic. Plants are short-stemmed and meatyflesh sweet,with solid, 8ounce,smooth, 80 days,indeterminate—Fruitisbrightorange, the core.Delicious. yellow, weighing morethanonepound,bicolored, golden 85 days,indeterminate—Thefruits are large,often Old German (3400381) {CNG} weigh up to 3 pounds! fruit withred-streakedflesh. The flavorfulfruits can 80 days,indeterminate Mr. Stripey(3400371) OP marketvarietyreleasedin1991. up to14ounce,diseaseresistant, fruits. A modern productive withbeautifulorange,smoothskinned, 80 days, determinate — The compact plants are Mountain Gold (3400361) {CNG} oblate shapeandlargersize.Introducedin2004. similar inflavorto'LittleLucky'butselectedfor potato on shoulders the plants. leaf Juicy, fruity, large (16to20ounces)fruits withsomeribbingat 90 days,indeterminate—Beautifulbi-colored, Lucky Cross (3401011) {CNG} VSC LeHoullier. Introducedin2004. juicy,tangy, sweet. blush that radiates into the flesh. Complex flavor - beautiful, golden-yellowfruits withablossomend 90 days,indeterminate—Potato leafplants, (3401001) {CNG}VSC Little Lucky fruited tomatovarieties. TN familyheirloom. complex flavorsthatareabitunusualforyellow- yellow interiorsandveryfewseeds.Great,rich, oblate, upto20ounce,brightyellowfruitwithpale 90 days,indeterminate—Potato leafplants with Lillian’s Yellow Heirloom(3401431){CNG} wonderful flavor. Kelloggfamilyheirloom. oblate shaped,beefsteak-typefruit,witha 85 days,indeterminate—Orange,upto20ounce, Kellogg’s Breakfast(3401411) {CNG} Jubilee (aka Very sweet,mildandtasty. FromNewZealand. shaped, bright,lightyellow, 1to 3 ounce fruits. 80 days,indeterminate—Elongated,almostegg- WalshJ. {CNG} (3402421) sweet inflavor. Listedin1915. with someblossom-endblushingthataremildand shaped, large(upto20ounce),brightyellowfruit 85 days, indeterminate — Produces oblate- Isbell’s GoldenColossal(3401391){CNG} Ponderosa. Fruits aresmoothandverylarge. breeding forasuperior 1948. The resultofseveralgenerations in MI Galesburg, Co., Plant and Seed Burgess bythe indeterminate—Released 95 days, Improved Colossal Yellow (3401641) {CNG} Unless otherwisenoted,tomatopackets containatleast20seedsandarepriced$2.75perpacket. striped with pink and red going through to 3400332 —¼gram(~85seeds)$5.55 3400333 —1gm(~340seeds)$15.55 Burpee's Jubilee) A stabilized cross fromCraig 3400331 — 20 seeds—$2.75 specimen of Yellowspecimen — Yellow— beefsteak-type Similar toRedand Y calling for stuffing tomatoes or bell-peppers. make anice,ediblecontainer forvarious recipes attributes of the fruit. Not a lot of flavor but they do based solelyontheshape,colorandhollow 75 days, indeterminate — An interesting variety Striped(3401191)Cavern {CNG} distinct, sharp,sweetflavor. of agolfball,withsoft, almostvelvety skin.Ithasa green. The primrose-yellow fruit are about the size 85 days,indeterminate-Foliageisagrayishblue- Primrose Gage(3401721){CNG} fruits. High in beta carotene. A nice slicing tomato. plants produce 4 to 7 ounce, heart-shape, orange name means " 95 days,determinate Podorok Fei (3402691) {CNG} heirloom fromtheOhioarea.Greatfoliagecover. with pinkstripingandweighupto16ounces. An 75 days, indeterminate Pineapple (3400391) {CNG} Old West Virginian heirloom from Randy Sine. beefsteak-type fruits of excellent flavor and quality. large (uptotwopounds), bi-color, oblate-shaped, 90 days, indeterminate Paw (3402681){CNG} seed saver, Andrey BaranovskiofMinsk. and goodflavored.Belarusianvarietysenttousby globe toslightlyflattenedshaped,28ounce, fruits thatarebeautiful,smoothorangeskinned, 80 days,semi-determinate—Productivewith Orange-1 (3402181){CNG} compact plants. medium sized, flattened-globe shaped fruit on 90 days,tree-type—Interestingorangecolored, TreeOrange {CNG} (3401891) Baranovski ofMinsk. heirloom senttousbyseedsaver, Andrey other beefsteak types. Very meaty. Belorussian fruits arehuge(upto36ounces).Lessjuicethan 90 days, indeterminate — Orange beefsteak-type Orange Minsk (3402291) {CNG} The juicelookslikeorangejuice. shaped, and a bright orange color inside and out. expect. The fruits are 4to11 ounces, oblate- tomato -mildbuttart -notsweetlikeyoumight beautiful, compact plant. Tastes like a good red Yeager, UofNH.Releasedabout1943. A by Bred — semi-determinate days, 85 F.A. King (3401541){CNG} Orange ounces withagreatflavor. Niceslicingtomato. Deep orange, beefsteak-type fruits are 12to16 heirloom fromthemountains ofNorthCarolina. — indeterminate days, 90 to 80 A family Sherman Orange Heirloom (3401881) {CNG} family heirloom. large (up to 24 oz.), golden-orange fruit. Rare 95 days,indeterminate— Attractive plantsyield Old-Timey Yellow (3401871){CNG} Gift of the Fairy ellow Stuf — Russian variety whose variety Russian — — The fruits areorange — Regularleafplants with ." Compact, prolific fer tomatoes. Page 45
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Notthetypicalsweetorfruity golden ororange)fruitwithbrightyellowinteriors sized (5to8ounces)oblateshaped,yellow(not 1995. Itisaregularleafplant,quiteearly, good in SSE through available made and Russia from 60 days,indeterminate— This isavarietybrought Azoychka flavor. spicy refreshing flesh, juicy Sweet more. or diameter by4inchesdeepandweighonepound Greenville, TN. Beefsteakfruits are5inchesin 80 days, indeterminate — From Ruby Arnold of Aunt Ruby’s {CNG} GermanGreen(3400551) up to13ouncefruitwithaslightpinkblushinside. delicious, shaped, Heart Russian’ ‘Anna of version 75 days,indeterminate—Brightyellowtoorange Anna BananaRussian(3402051){CNG} fashioned beefsteak-typeslicingtomato. on regular leaf plants. A juicy, yet firm, nice old- shaped, pink,andcanreachupto28-ounceseach 90 days, indeterminate — Fruits are oblate- Yusupov(3404091) {CNG} fruity, slightly strawberry-like, undertones. delivering anexcellent,mildlysweetflavorwith large, varyfromelongatedtoheart-shaped, regular leafplants. Fruits arepink,verymeaty, wispy, Productive, — indeterminate days, 76 Yugo Roze(3404101){CNG} but can reach over 2 pounds. flattened-globe shapedfruits average12ounces Wood 1924. before Co. Seed Sons & pink, The 76 days, indeterminate — Released by T. W. Wood's {CNG} (3401581) Brimmer Famous Orange, Yellow, Green & White & Green Yellow, Orange, Unless otherwisenoted,tomatopackets containatleast20seedsandarepriced$2.75perpacket. UWWWWWWV (3401281) {CNG} Fruited [NEW] [NEW] forever VSC ." Securely shop online atwww.VictorySeeds.com color andmildtasting. to onepound,orange-yellow withredstreaksin 85 days,indeterminate — The fruitsarelarge,up Hillbilly (3400331) {CNG} Productive. Released 1983 by Tater Mater Seed. sweet). Softenastheyturnfromgreen toyellow. flesh. Mildflavoredbutnotbland(fruity, tart, diameter,in emerald-green with ounces 3 to 2 with darkgreenverticalstripes,1½to 2½ inches yellow-green are Fruits — determinate days, 85 Green Zebra(3400941){CNG} blossom endwhenattheeatingstage. fruits aregreenwithaslightyellowishtingeonthe large (up to 32 ounce), oblate-shaped fruits. The 90 days, indeterminate — A potato leaf plant with Green Giant(3401991){CNG} end. Sweet, juicy, mild flavor. Introduced in 1932. yellow some having a slight blush on the blossom very early, plants. Fruitsare globe-shaped,golden- 59 days,determinate—Compact, productive, Golden Bison(3400931){CNG} appear. may variability some variety, new relatively a is it since but out, grow our color to'Pink Accordion'. They werequitestable in shaped fruits. Identicalineverywayexceptfor orange, up to 20 ounce, deeply ribbed, oblate 90 days,indeterminate—Fruitsaregolden- Golden Accordion (3402971) {CNG} VSC nice, complex aftertastes. Old KY family heirloom. beefsteak-type fruit. Juicy, sweet, and mild with marbled with red), weigh up to 40 ounces, 78 days,indeterminate—Bi-colored(yellow German Yellow Stripe(3401791){CNG}VSC to thelate1800s. good, mildflavor. A very oldtomatovarietydating like apeach. The fruitsstorewellandhavea that weighfrom1to3ouncesandhavefuzzyskin, {CNG} Garden Peach( 1955. Released bytheFarmerSeed about in Co. and notsweetormildasthecolormightsuggest. few seeds.Flavoredlikearedtomato(slightlytart) golden orange.Goodflavor, ounces, globe-shaped(notheart-shaped)and 80 days,indeterminate—Fruits are3to6 {CNG} Faribo Golden Heart (3401081) blush. end blossom a pink have some fruits, fruity flavored,1to2pound,clearlemon-yellow 85 days,indeterminate—Largeplants withsweet, Dixie GoldenGiant(3401341){CNG} the skintakingona yellowish huewhenripe. except thattheirinteriorsripenbrightgreenwith Purple in plant habit, fruit shape, size and flavor, 86 days,indeterminate—SimilartoCherokee Cherokee Green(3401341){CNG} texture. and creamy pounds. The tomatoeshaveanexcellentflavor vines produce large fruits, weighing up to two 90 days,indeterminate—Fuzzy, potato leafed Brandywine Yellow (3400321){CNG} 90 days,indeterminate—Producesfruit aka Yellow Peach) (3400591) juicy, thick walls with For garden&seed related info, visit www.WebGrower.com the core.Delicious. yellow, weighing morethanonepound,bicolored, golden 85 days,indeterminate—Thefruits are large,often Old German (3400381) {CNG} weigh up to 3 pounds! fruit withred-streakedflesh. The flavorfulfruits can 80 days,indeterminate Mr. Stripey(3400371) OP marketvarietyreleasedin1991. up to14ounce,diseaseresistant, fruits. A modern productive withbeautifulorange,smoothskinned, 80 days, determinate — The compact plants are Mountain Gold (3400361) {CNG} oblate shapeandlargersize.Introducedin2004. similar inflavorto'LittleLucky'butselectedfor potato on shoulders the plants. leaf Juicy, fruity, large (16to20ounces)fruits withsomeribbingat 90 days,indeterminate—Beautifulbi-colored, Lucky Cross (3401011) {CNG} VSC LeHoullier. Introducedin2004. juicy,tangy, sweet. blush that radiates into the flesh. Complex flavor - beautiful, golden-yellowfruits withablossomend 90 days,indeterminate—Potato leafplants, (3401001) {CNG}VSC Little Lucky fruited tomatovarieties. TN familyheirloom. complex flavorsthatareabitunusualforyellow- yellow interiorsandveryfewseeds.Great,rich, oblate, upto20ounce,brightyellowfruitwithpale 90 days,indeterminate—Potato leafplants with Lillian’s Yellow Heirloom(3401431){CNG} wonderful flavor. Kelloggfamilyheirloom. oblate shaped,beefsteak-typefruit,witha 85 days,indeterminate—Orange,upto20ounce, Kellogg’s Breakfast(3401411) {CNG} sturdy. Makes beautiful juice. Released in 1943. that is not acidic. Plants are short-stemmed and meatyflesh sweet,with solid, 8ounce,smooth, 80 days,indeterminate—Fruitisbrightorange, Jubilee (aka Very sweet,mildandtasty. FromNewZealand. shaped, bright,lightyellow, 1to3ounce fruits. 80 days,indeterminate—Elongated,almostegg- WalshJ. {CNG} (3402421) sweet inflavor. Listedin1915. with someblossom-endblushingthataremildand shaped, large(upto20ounce),brightyellowfruit 85 days, indeterminate — Produces oblate- Isbell’s GoldenColossal(3401391){CNG} Ponderosa. Fruits aresmoothandverylarge. breeding forasuperior 1948. The resultofseveralgenerations in MI Galesburg, Co., Plant and Seed Burgess bythe indeterminate—Released 95 days, Improved Colossal Yellow (3401641) {CNG} Unless otherwisenoted,tomatopackets containatleast20seedsandarepriced$2.75perpacket. striped with pink and red going through to 3400332 —¼gram(~85seeds)$5.55 3400333 —1gm(~340seeds)$15.55 Burpee's Jubilee) A stabilized cross fromCraig 3400331 — 20 seeds—$2.75 specimen of Yellowspecimen — Yellow— beefsteak-type Similar toRedand Y calling for stuffing tomatoes or bell-peppers. make anice,ediblecontainer forvarious recipes attributes of the fruit. Not a lot of flavor but they do based solelyontheshape,colorandhollow 75 days, indeterminate — An interesting variety Striped(3401191)Cavern {CNG} distinct, sharp,sweetflavor. of agolfball,withsoft, almostvelvety skin.Ithasa green. The primrose-yellow fruit are about the size 85 days,indeterminate-Foliageisagrayishblue- Primrose Gage(3401721){CNG} fruits. High in beta carotene. A nice slicing tomato. plants produce 4 to 7 ounce, heart-shape, orange name means " 95 days,determinate {CNG} (3402691) Fei Podorok heirloom fromtheOhioarea.Greatfoliagecover. with pinkstripingandweighupto16ounces. An 75 days, indeterminate Pineapple (3400391) {CNG} Old West Virginian heirloom from Randy Sine. beefsteak-type fruits of excellent flavor and quality. bi-color, pounds), two to (up large oblate-shaped, 90 days, indeterminate Paw (3402681){CNG} seed saver, Andrey BaranovskiofMinsk. and goodflavored.Belarusianvarietysenttousby globe toslightlyflattenedshaped,28ounce, fruits thatarebeautiful,smoothorangeskinned, 80 days,semi-determinate—Productivewith Orange-1 (3402181){CNG} compact plants. medium sized, flattened-globe shaped fruit on 90 days,tree-type—Interestingorangecolored, TreeOrange {CNG} (3401891) Baranovski ofMinsk. heirloom senttousbyseedsaver, Andrey other beefsteak types. Very meaty. Belorussian fruits arehuge(upto36ounces).Lessjuicethan 90 days, indeterminate — Orange beefsteak-type Orange Minsk (3402291) {CNG} The juicelookslikeorangejuice. shaped, and a bright orange color inside and out. expect. fruitsThe 11 to 4 are oblate- ounces, tomato -mildbuttart -notsweetlikeyoumight beautiful, compact plant. Tastes like a good red Yeager, UofNH.Releasedabout1943. A by Bred — semi-determinate days, 85 F.A. King (3401541){CNG} Orange ounces withagreatflavor. Niceslicingtomato. fruits beefsteak-type 16 to 12 orange, are Deep heirloom fromthemountains ofNorthCarolina. — indeterminate days, 90 to 80 A family Sherman Orange Heirloom (3401881) {CNG} family heirloom. large (up to 24 oz.), golden-orange fruit. Rare 95 days,indeterminate— Attractive plantsyield Old-Timey Yellow (3401871){CNG} Gift of the Fairy ellow Stuf — Russian variety whose variety Russian — — The fruits areorange — Regularleafplants with ." Compact, prolific fer tomatoes. Page 45
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packet. per at $2.75 priced and are seeds 20 at least contain packets tomato noted, otherwise Unless days, Although we are a small organization operating community in believe we budget, shoestring a on and charity. organizations and help out whenever we can. we receive the course of the year, over However, a implemented have and requests of hundreds can read more about it at: You formal procedure. (3400401) Sunray 75 up to 7 ounce uniform size, shaped, deep-globular flavor. very mild in in size. solid, meaty, Sweet, parts most in well Does resistance. fusarium Good 1950. in Released U.S. the of {CNG} Lacy Leaf (3402021) Taylor leaf plants — Potato 90 days, indeterminate fruit that are produce large white to pale-yellow A ready to eat. when ripe and (3400191) Tom Tiger This has become a 70 days, indeterminate — to first the of One garden. kitchen our in favorite average about The juicy fruits ripen in our garden. red- on stripes yellow-orange have and ounces 6 sharp yet sweet, flavor. good, orange skin. Very (3404071) Peach Wapsipinicon {CNG} (3400411) White Wonder 90 days, indeterminate — Fruits are yellowish- white inside and out when mature, up to 1 to 2 leafy bushy, on flavored sweet very pounds, mild, Good for slicing and canning. plants. Yellow Fruits productive. Very 80 days, indeterminate — yellow in globe-shaped, are 2-inches in diameter, and sweet Juicy, skin. fuzzy interesting, with color Perfect taste. tart of bit wonderful a with mild very 1890. for snacking. Introduced in White Fruits are large, oblate, 90 days, indeterminate — a pink blush on the display yellow and often pale An blossom end. Flavor is rich, sweet, and mild. excellent globe- yellow, are Fruits — indeterminate days, 85 ounces. 3 to 2 weigh and sweet, juicy, shaped, (3401211) Lemon Yellow plants leaf regular The — indeterminate days, 85 juicy, globe-shaped, yellow, are that fruit produce sweet, weigh 2 to 4 ounces and grow in clusters. (3403071) {CNG} Zolotoe Serdtse 75 days, indeterminate " means name bear plants leaf regular compact, Productive, golden-orange, 3 to 8 ounce, elongated-heart fruit. (3403081) {CNG} Zolotoy Zapas plants; leaf Regular — semi-determinate days, 90 The fruits. oblate-shaped ounce, 11 to 3 orange, and elongated more be to tend fruits season later heart-shaped. Excellent, all-purpose variety. Page 46
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Goodforslicingandcanning. pounds, mild, very sweet flavored on bushy, leafy white insideandoutwhenmature,upto12 90 days,indeterminate—Fruitsareyellowish- White Wonder (3400411) {CNG} tomato. slicing excellent blossom end.Flavorisrich,sweet,andmild. An pale yellowandoften displayapinkblushonthe 90 days,indeterminate—Fruitsarelarge,oblate, TomesolWhite [NEW] {CNG} (3404081) for snacking.Introducedin1890. very mild with a wonderful bit of tart taste. Perfect color with interesting, fuzzy skin. Juicy, sweet and are 2-inchesindiameter, globe-shaped,yellowin 80 days,indeterminate—Very productive.Fruits Wapsipinicon Peach (3404071) {CNG} orange skin.Very good,sharpyetsweet,flavor. 6 ounces and have yellow-orange stripes on red- ripen inourgarden. The juicyfruitsaverageabout favorite in our kitchen garden. One of the first to 70 days,indeterminate— This hasbecomea Tiger Tom (3400191) {CNG} when ripeandreadytoeat. A goodslicingtomato. produce largefruitthatare 90 days,indeterminate—Potato leafplants Taylor LacyLeaf(3402021) {CNG} of the U.S. Released in 1950. Good fusarium resistance. Does well in most parts meaty, Sweet,solid, in size. verymildinflavor. deep-globular shaped,uniformsize,upto7ounce fruit, Golden-orange — indeterminate days, 75 Sunray (3400401) {CNG} formal procedure. You canreadmoreaboutitat: hundreds of requests and have implemented a However, overthecourseofyear, wereceive organizations andhelpoutwheneverwe can. and charity. We donatetomanyprogramsand on a shoestring budget, we believe in community Although weareasmallorganizationoperating Unless otherwisenoted,tomatopackets contain atleast20seedsandarepriced$2.75perpacket. www.VictorySeeds.com/charity Gold Heart"orof (3401201) {CNG} white topale-yellow Securely shop online atwww.VictorySeeds.com [NEW] ." the UnitedStates andCanada. Introducedin1963. verticillium andfusariumwiltresistant. Adapted for shaped, 2ounce,idealforpasteorpuree. Itis 75 days, semi-determinate — Fruits are plum- Roma VF peel. Keeps well on and off plant. tomato, with firm fruit that are easy to pick and State University in 1993. An early maturing paste 80 days,determinate—ReleasedbyOregon Oroma (3401711) {CNG} flavored, great in salsa. color whichisrareinpaste-typetomatoes.Nice orange deep Interesting, — indeterminate days, 52 Orange Banana(3401131) {CNG} weight andpearshaped. are abeautifulredcolor, aboutthreeouncesin 75 days,indeterminate—Italianpaste-type. Fruits Napoli (3400431){CNG} the SSE Yearbook in2005. Carolyn Malewhosaidthatitwas,"firstlistedin good yields of 2 to 6 ounce red fruits. From Dr. 85 days, indeterminate — Regular leaf plants, Mama Leone (3402281) {CNG} on the blossom end. From Campobasso, Italy. few seeds,andoften withapronouncedprotrusion plants. Fruits meaty, red, long, inches 5 to up are leaf regular Productive, — indeterminate days, 80 Libby’s Pride(3402461){CNG} excellent forpasteandsauces. borne inclustersofaboutsix.Meaty, sweetand plants. Beautifulgolden-orange,5ouncefruits Compact, — determinate leaf days, 90 regular Italian Gold (3402651) {CNG} An old, pre-1900s heirloom variety. meaty andtasty. Excellentforsauceandpaste. that looklikefryingpeppers. The fleshisdry, ones to shaped pear elongated from vary Fruits tomatoes. paste-type ounce, 9 to 3 red, produce 93 days,indeterminate—Regularleafplants {CNG} (3402981) German Howard has anexcellent,full,richflavor. Greatforsauces. Unlike typical bland tasting paste tomatoes, 'Heidi' meaty, thick-walled, skinned, ounces. 3 weigh 90 days, semi-determinate — Elongated, red, thin- Heidi (3402411) {CNG} and excellenttasting. Beautiful tips. the on blush reddish and pointed color, elongatedwithsomefruits exhibitinga 80 days, indeterminate — Vibrant dark-orange Burning Spear (3402431){CNG} juicier andseedierthantruepaste types. for canning, sauces and even fresh slicing. A bit great flavored, mild ounces, 8 weigh plum-shaped, 74 days,indeterminate—Brightred,flavorful, Amish Paste (3400421) {CNG} 3400442 —¼gram (~85seeds)—$5.55 3400443 —1gm(~340 seeds)—$15.55 Paste Types Paste 3400441 — 20seeds$2.75 ” Italian heirloom. pose variety. skinned, meaty and tasty points ontheirends,4to6ounce,red,thick 90 days, indeterminate — Plum-shaped with Tony’s Italian Paste(3402471){CNG} orange, weigh 3 to 6 ounces with a good flavor. plants. Elongated,pointed,redstreakedwith productive leaf, Regular — indeterminate days, 90 Speckled Roman(3402721){CNG} for canning.Wisconsinheirloom via Lithuania. flavor; excellentforfresheating,pasteorsauce, 'Sheboygan' delivers,big,balanced,complex six ounceseach.Unlikemostpastetomatoes, regular leaf vines. Fruits are pink, elongated and 90 days, indeterminate — Vigorous, productive, Sheboygan (3404021){CNG} plants withdensefoliage.Italian heirloom. meaty andtasty fruits withfewseeds.Productive 90 days,indeterminate—Very nice,brightred, Schiavone Italian Paste(3402511) {CNG}VSC meat is excellent for catsup or sauces. long. inches 6 to up grow can and flavorful The fruits are unusually shaped, as the name implies, interesting addition to your tomato collection. The 75 days, indeterminate — This will be an Sausage (3400461){CNG} and off oftheplant. shaped fruits. Easytopickandpeel.Keeps wellon compact plants, determinate blocky, with plum State very maturing, Early 1993. in University 85 days,determinate—ReleasedbyOregon Saucy (3401731){CNG} fresh eating. ounce, greattasteforsauces,processingand in shape with pointy blossom ends. Meaty, 5 to 8 75 days,indeterminate—Red,mostlyelongated Sarnowski Polish Plum (3402451) {CNG} sauce andpasteindustry. for centuriesinItaly. The basisofaveryprotected are elongatedinshape,meatyand fruits90 days,indeterminate—Red,5ounce that Marzano (3402701){CNG} San shoulders. Flavoris superb. yellow color, shadingtodarkeryellowatthe Ripens its prolific crop to an ivory, translucent 50 days,indeterminate — Tiny cherrytomato. Coyote (3401351){CNG} Flavor is wonderful, very rich and sweet. the dark,purplishcoloringof'Cherokee Purple'. very productive with cherry shaped fruits that have 65 days,indeterminate— A newvarietythatis {CNG} (3401301) Cherry Black tomatoes. sized sweet flavor. Tastes like 'Big Rainbow' but in bite- yellow andredbi-colorfruits. Excellentjuicyand 80 days,indeterminate—Small,globe-shaped, Bi-color Cherry(3401901){CNG} For garden&seed related info, visit www.WebGrower.com Unless otherwisenoted,tomatopackets contain atleast20seedsandarepriced$2.75perpacket. UWWWWWWV Small Fruited Varieties Fruited Small . An excellentmultipur- [NEW] tasty. Grown juicy. mildly sweetwithaslightlytartafter taste, very 2 to 6 ounce, globe-shaped, green fruits that are 85 days,determinate—Compact plantsproduce {CNG} Lime GreenSalad(3401671) exhibit goodcrackresistance. good sweettaste. and Plantsareproductive State University. Early, a with fruit cherry-type large 70 days,indeterminate—ReleasedbyOregon Large GermanCherry(3401661){CNG} standard cherry-type. Tastes more like a full sized red tomato than a leaf, cherry tomato. Mild, juicy, two to three celled. 69 days,indeterminate—Very early, red,potato {CNG} (3401651) Kimberly tells usitwasaRussianrelease. received it from Reinhard Kraft of Germany who heirloom tomatocollectorCraigLeHoullierwho golden-orange fruits. We received this variety from — indeterminate days, 69 productive; Amazingly Katinka Cherry (3401751) {CNG} inch, cherry-type,early, compact plants. globular, colored, Golden Northwest. Maritime one State Universityandperfectlysuitedforthe 55 days,determinate—ReleasedbyOregon Gold Nugget(3400711) {CNG} flavor. Introducedby Tom Wagner in1986. clusters of4to12.Greenfleshandexcellent shaped, 1½inch,green-yellowfruits bornein 65 days,determinate—Compactbushwithglobe- {CNG} Green Grape(3400721) Male and Drs. Carolyn Amy Goldman. ounce, roundandverytasty. Named cherry tomato with fruits that are green, under an 85 days,indeterminate— A verygoodtasting Green Doctors(3402261){CNG} productive, sprawling,droughtandheattolerant. flavor in a tiny package. Plants are vigorous, very fruit that can be best described as providing huge Florida Everglades,"'producessmall,currant-type 80 days, indeterminate — Also known as "Wild {CNG} Everglades (3403941) globe-shaped, cherrytypefruits. Serbianheirloom. beautiful, smooth-skinned,red,½to2ounce, 83 days,indeterminate—Productivevineswith (3402811)Durmitor {CNG} support such as caging. plum-shaped fruits. The plants will benefit from well. plantsThe ofsmall,red heavyyields produce half and sun drying. They maintain color and flavor very popularinItalyandCaliforniaforsplitting 75 days,determinate—Italian heirloom variety Principe Borghese(3400481){CNG} The inside flesh is lime green. ( [email protected] Any Company Any PLEASE contactusat: Old seed catalogs! seed Old Wanted! — Any Year)Any [NEW] in honorof Page 47
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Fruits in the U.S., if mid-season. ripen deep-red, {CNG} (3400751) Perfection indeterminate days, 85 of excellent smooth, a bright-red sort skin is tough, Keeps it quality. or home use. is excellent for either market Leaf (3402561) {CNG} Potato Introduced in 1887 80 days, indeterminate — and"For growing in heavy soils hot stated, good market and climates, known since 1887, variety. home ounces. For processing shaped and reach about 4 and canning. {CNG} (3401611) Morn Rosy in 1923 Introduced — indeterminate days, 85 " states, catalog 1933 bearing close up coming into to Earliana. It variety, ripen fruits fleshy solid, very the and smooth, is free from cracks about evenly and are surprisingly sort, being of mild the stem. It is a very fine slicing flavor. delicious and (3400801) {CNG} Stone in Introduced — indeterminate days, 85 from original specimen was obtained Livingston’s a market grower near Columbus, Ohio. It produces like fruit shaped scarlet-red thick, smooth, solid, Beauty and Favorite. Oxheart (3402731) {CNG} Yellow wispy are plants The — indeterminate days, 90 in variable rather are fruits oxheart-shaped the and sizeranging from 8ounces to well over one in pound. Introduced Garden Huckleberry (3390021) {CNG} melanocerasum) 80 days — Plants (Solanum reach 3 feet in height and produce hundreds of ½ to ¾ inch dark purple, almost black, fruit. Harvest when they turn from glossy to dull. Used for pies, frozen. or canned either or preserves {CNG} (3390051) Tomato Currant Red (Solanum pimpinellifolium) of ½ that yield lots productive, sprawling plants inch fruit that are flavorful, t salads & preserves. Up to 10% of these plants may produce golden-yellow fruit. (3390081) {CNG} Pink Currant Tomato Ted’s pimpinellifolium) (Solanum pink, ½ with beautiful are very productive plants interestingin are that fruits mild and sweet inch, preserves. for and salads Paragon (3400761) {CNG} (3400761) Paragon in Released — indeterminate days, 75 . . The . The . A ...... ” ‘Queen of 1897 1892 1897 1930 1900 1929 a sport found ” Quite unique, Same type as ” Their 1933 " Fruits average " Fruits ” They are a beautiful, a are They ” superior flavor, it is solid, is it flavor, superior Fruit clusters are set closely on Marhio) (3402761) {CNG} Rich golden yellow skin with a tinge Rich golden yellow skin with ellows.’ Of ellows.’ " Pink, 20 ounce, mild flavored fruits. flavored mild ounce, 20 Pink, " 80 days, indeterminate — Introduced in 80 days, indeterminate — for harvesting in the immature state for state for harvesting in the immature Unless otherwise noted, tomato packets contain at least 20 seeds and are priced at $2.75 per packet. per at $2.75 priced and are seeds 20 at least contain packets tomato noted, otherwise Unless Globe (3400851) {CNG} Globe in Introduced — indeterminate days, 85 fruit. pink flavored excellently of producer good are fruits ounces, 6 ounce up to 13 Can reach ‘New Livingston’s between cross a is It average. ‘Ponderosa’. the and Stone’ {CNG} Gold Ball (3400811) in Introduced — indeterminate days, 70 are about 1½ inches Beautiful canary-yellow fruits Fine flesh. thick with clusters, in borne diameter, in preserves. for {CNG} Golden Queen (3400771) in 1882 Introduced — indeterminate days, 85 1918 Livingston catalog describes it as, “ describes 1918 Livingston catalog all the Y in large ridges, from free entirely smooth, always for slicing. Fine size, ripens early. “ adds, catalog side. blossom the on pink of 4 to 6 ounce tomato. (3400811) Strain Market, Livingston’s Gulf State {CNG} 1921 name implies, it As its markets. shipping to distant "touching the Gulf of was intended for the regions Mexico. HonorBright (3400821) {CNG} in Introduced — indeterminate days, 85 was, “ stated that ‘Honor Bright’ A. W. in a field of Stone tomatoes in 1894. tomatoes in a field of Stone exhibiting yellowish-green, regular leafed foliage, cream colored that flowers, medium sized fruits turn from green to white to yellow to orange to red. show. unusual an is change color The Ideal (3402081) {CNG} in Introduced — indeterminate days, 75 Globe shaped, 3 to 9 ounce, bright red, firm flesh. “ Livingston stated, making increased yield under glass stalk, {CNG} (3400831) Magnus in Introduced — indeterminate days, 90 produce 6 to 8 ounce oblate, leafed plants Potato The form. attractive and uniform Perfect, fruit. pink Robust flesh is very firm with an excellent taste. than together closer clusters sets joints, short with sunburn. resist helps foliage Broad varieties. most Main Crop Pink (3400861) {CNG} in 1941 Introduced — indeterminate days, 70 1942 Livingston's catalog stated, " stated, 1942 Livingston's catalog larger somewhat average fruits the but Beauty our and are deeper through. Fine for picking green storage. in up color to frost before about 6 ounces but can reach twenty. Marvelous (aka 70 days, semi-determinate — Released in 1935 and meaty, smooth, ounce), 8 to (4 sized Medium globular to slightly oblate in shape. Ohio Red (3401221) {CNG} in Introduced — indeterminate days, 90 fruits red shaped flattened-globe to Elongated weighing 4 to 12 ounces. For garden & seed related info, visit www.WebGrower.com garden & seed related For . The . . . .Very 1883 1930 1893 1886 " 4 to 8 1902 Century. Although Century. th The greatest of all Purple- tomatoes had been cultivated tomatoes had throughout the world, it was his that helped to introductions develop the tomato into a Alexander W. Livingston (1821- Livingston Alexander W. pioneering 1898) was a known for seedsman best varieties in developing tomato the late 19 A.W. A.W. Livingston Tomato Tomato Varieties commercially viable crop. work to improve the When Livingston began his that were fruits tomato, his goal was to produce having and size in uniform skinned, smooth many After available. was what than flavor better he instead began a at hybridization, attempts from tomato plants process of selecting seed It was using this exhibiting specific traits. plant a discovered he that process selection of testing, five years After bearing perfect fruits. 1870, In larger. and fleshier became tomatoes the ‘Paragon’. the introduced Livingston A.W. commonly were tomatoes work, his to Prior Livingston hollow. ribbed, hard cored, and often introduced thirty-one varieties. and his company with seed banksOur and goal, other partnering collectors, has been to locate as many of his grow out each introductions as possible. We original the match they that verify to sample descriptions, and only then reintroduce them to home gardeners. The following list of Livingston tomato varieties is the culmination of nearly two decades of work. Fruits are pink, large (up to 3 pounds), smooth, Fruits They have a thick, tender and almost seedless. qualities. Excellent table delicious, mild flavor. productive, compact plants with sparse rugose sparse with plants compact productive, ripen evenly. The 6 to 9 ounce smooth fruit foliage. Favorite (3400781) {CNG} in Introduced — indeterminate days, 90 fruits are 6 to 10 ounces, smooth, with exceptional Originally developedfor canneries flavor and color. as they withstood shipping over long distances and had desirable market qualities. {CNG} (3402171) Oxheart Giant in Introduced — indeterminate days, 90 Large, pink, oblate-shaped fruits weighing up to 24 Large, pink, oblate-shaped fruits ounces each. (3400841) {CNG} Dwarf Stone 85 days, tree-type — Introduced in ounce fruits. {CNG} (3402211) Buckeye State in Introduced — indeterminate days, 83 Livingston stated, " Very Grower, Strong Colored Home Market Sorts. Early. and Smooth Large, Productive. Beauty (3400791) {CNG} 90 days, indeterminate — Introduced in Securely shop online at www.VictorySeeds.com Securely [NEW] 3400511 — 20 seeds — $ 2.75 — 20 seeds 3400511 3400521 — 20 seeds — $ 2.75 3400521 — 20 seeds — 3400531 — 20 seeds — $ 2.75 3400531 we do! printed catalog. got seed? WEBSITE NEWS WEBSITE VictorySeeds.com www.VictorySeeds.com 3400512 — ¼ gram (100 seeds) — $ 5.55 3400512 — ¼ gram (100 3400522 — ¼ gram (100 seeds) — $ 5.55 3400522 — ¼ gram (100 3400532 — ¼ gram (100 seeds) — $ 5.55
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Updated on almost a daily basis, you will information, that were as well as products Unless otherwise noted, tomato packets contain at least 20 seeds and are priced at $2.75 per packet. per at $2.75 priced and are seeds 20 at least contain packets tomato noted, otherwise Unless Red Grape (3400731) {CNG} (3400731) Grape Red red, weigh — Bright semi-determinate 60 days, cherry most than smaller ounce, an about snacking, for Perfect inches). ¾ by (½ tomatoes plates. salads and garnish Red Pear Pear', 70 days, indeterminate — Similar to'Yellow a very pear-shaped variety makes this small, red, will sprawl so The plants nice salad garnish. Predates 1800. support is recommended. Royal Red Cherry (3400981) {CNG} Prolific, nearly perfectly 70 days, indeterminate — and weigh in the two to globe-shaped, brilliant red, three ounce range. Tim Tiny tall inches 12 to 10 Only grows — dwarf days, 45 heavy yielder with clusters A and14 inches across. well as a potted plant. of fine flavored fruit. Does 80 days, indeterminate — Vigorous plants are very plants Vigorous 80 days, indeterminate — bluish-green colored, productive with interesting, regular leaf foliage. Small, one-inch, bright red, with excellent, sweet flavor. globe-shaped, fruits apubescence (fuzziness) Theirskinthat exhibits diminishes as they mature. Pear Yellow to description in Similar — indeterminate days, 78 the ‘Red Pear’. variety. Documented as a pre-1800 1½ flavor, nice skinned, firm shape, pear Yellow inch long fruit. Good in salads, sauces or by themselves. Fairly cold tolerant. Velvet Red (3404051) {CNG} {CNG} (3404051) Red Velvet Yellow Plum (3400741) {CNG} Yellow The old variety. very A 70 days, indeterminate — by 1 fruit, oval small with open and large are plants Thereare mild and sweet. 1¼inches that taste fruits late Some cluster. per fruits 10 to 8 typically productive. develop a slight neck. Very Page 48
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Fairlycoldtolerant. inch longfruit.Goodinsalads,saucesorby Yellow pear shape, firm skinned, nice flavor, 1½ Documentedasapre-1800variety.the ‘RedPear’. 78 days, indeterminate — Similar in description to Yellow Pear diminishes astheymature. exhibits that skin Their (fuzziness) pubescence a globe-shaped, fruits withexcellent,sweetflavor. regular leaffoliage.Small,one-inch,brightred, productive withinteresting,bluish-greencolored, 80 days,indeterminate—Vigorous plants arevery Velvet Red (3404051) {CNG} of fineflavoredfruit.Doeswellasapottedplant. across. inches 14 and A clusters with yielder heavy 45 days, dwarf — Only grows 10 to 12 inches tall Tiny Tim three ouncerange. globe-shaped, brilliantred,andweighinthetwoto 70 days,indeterminate—Prolific,nearlyperfectly {CNG} Cherry (3400981) Royal Red support isrecommended.Predates1800. nice saladgarnish. The plants willsprawlso this small,red,pear-shapedvarietymakesavery 'Yellow to Similar — indeterminate days, 70 Pear', Red Pear salads andgarnish plates. tomatoes (½ by ¾ inches). Perfect for snacking, about an ounce, smaller than most cherry 60 days,semi-determinate—Brightred,weigh Red Grape (3400731) {CNG} Unless otherwisenoted,tomatopackets containatleast20seedsandarepriced$2.75perpacket. information, as well as products as well as were that information, Updated onalmostadailybasis,you will find news,gardeningandseedsaving too new or too few to make it into this into it make to few too or new too 3400532 —¼gram(100seeds)$5.55 3400522 —¼gram(100seeds)$5.55 3400512 —¼gram(100seeds)$5.55 www.VictorySeeds.com VictorySeeds.com WEBSITE NEWS got seed? got printed catalog. we do! we 3400531 — 20 seeds—$2.75 3400521 —20seeds$2.75 3400511 —20seeds$2.75 [NEW] Securely shop online atwww.VictorySeeds.com 90 days,indeterminate—Introducedin Beauty (3400791){CNG} 85 days,tree-type—Introducedin Dwarf Stone (3400841){CNG} ounces each. Large, pink,oblate-shapedfruits weighingupto 24 83 days, indeterminate — Introduced in Buckeye State (3402211) {CNG} ounce fruits. Productive. Large, Smooth and Early. Colored HomeMarketSorts. Strong Grower, Very Livingston stated," delicious, mildflavor. Excellenttable qualities. thick, tenderandalmost seedless. They havea Fruits arepink,large(upto 3 pounds),smooth, 90 days, indeterminate — Introduced in Giant Oxheart (3402171) {CNG} had desirablemarketqualities. as theywithstoodshippingoverlongdistances and flavor andcolor. canneries for Originallydeveloped fruits are6to10ounces,smooth,with exceptional 90 days, indeterminate — Introduced in Favorite (3400781){CNG} foliage. The 6to9ouncesmooth fruitripenevenly. productive, compact plants with sparse rugose the culminationofnearlytwodecadeswork. The followinglistofLivingstontomatovarietiesis home gardeners. descriptions, andonlythenreintroducethemto sample to verify that they match the original introductions aspossible.We growouteach collectors, hasbeentolocateasmanyofhis partnering other goal, and Our banks seed with and hiscompany introducedthirty-onevarieties. ribbed, hardcored,andoftenhollow. Livingston Prior to his work, tomatoes were commonly A.W. Livingston introduced the ‘Paragon’. the tomatoes became fleshier and larger. In 1870, bearing perfectfruits. After fiveyearsoftesting, selection process that he discovered a plant exhibiting specifictraits. Itwasusingthis process ofselectingseedfromtomatoplants attempts athybridization,heinsteadbegana better flavor than what was available. After many smooth skinned, uniform in size and having tomato, hisgoalwastoproducefruits thatwere When Livingstonbeganhisworktoimprovethe commercially viablecrop. oao Varieties Tomato .. Livingston A.W. the late19 developing tomatovarietiesin seedsman bestknownfor 1898) wasapioneering Alexander W. Livingston(1821- develop thetomatointoa introductions thathelpedto his was it world, the throughout tomatoes hadbeencultivated The greatestofallPurple- th Century. Although 1902 " 4to8 1886 1893 1930 1883 . Very. . . . . The . For garden&seed related info, visit www.WebGrower.com 85 days, indeterminate — Introduced in Globe (3400851){CNG} weighing 4to12ounces. Elongated to flattened-globe shaped red fruits 90 days, indeterminate — Introduced in Ohio Red(3401221){CNG} globular toslightlyoblateinshape. Medium sized (4 to 8 ounce), smooth, meaty, and 70 days,semi-determinate—Released in1935 Marvelous (aka about 6ouncesbutcanreachtwenty. before frost to color up in storage. and aredeeperthrough.Fineforpickinggreen our Beauty but the fruits average somewhat larger 1942 Livingston'scatalog stated, " 70 days, indeterminate — Introduced in 1941 {CNG} (3400861) Pink Crop Main most varieties. Broad foliage helps resist sunburn. with short joints, sets clusters closer together than flesh isveryfirmwithanexcellenttaste. Robust pink fruit. Perfect, uniform and attractive form. The Potato leafedplantsproduce6to8ounceoblate, 90 days, indeterminate — Introduced in Magnus (3400831) {CNG} stalk, makingincreasedyieldunderglass Livingston stated, “ Globe shaped,3to9ounce,brightred,firmflesh. 75 days, indeterminate — Introduced in Ideal (3402081){CNG} The color change is an unusual show. turn fromgreentowhiteyelloworangered. fruits sized medium flowers, that colored cream exhibiting yellowish-green,regularleafedfoliage, in afieldofStone tomatoesin1894. A. W. statedthat‘HonorBright’ was,“ 85 days, indeterminate — Introduced in {CNG} (3400821) Bright Honor Mexico. was intendedfortheregions"touching the Gulf of shipping todistant markets. As its nameimplies,it 1921 {CNG} Gulf State Market,Livingston’s Strain (3400811) 4 to6ouncetomato. of pink on the blossom side. catalog adds, “ size, ripensearly. Fineforslicing. always smooth, entirely free from ridges, large in the Y all 1918 Livingstoncatalog describesitas,“ 85 days, indeterminate — Introduced in 1882 Golden Queen(3400771){CNG} for preserves. in diameter, borne in clusters, with thick flesh. Fine fruits canary-yellow Beautiful areabout1½inches 70 days, indeterminate — Introduced in Gold Ball(3400811) {CNG} Stone’ and the ‘Ponderosa’. average. It is a cross between Livingston’s ‘New Can reachupto13ounces,6ouncefruits are good producer of excellently flavored pink fruit. Unless otherwisenoted,tomatopackets contain atleast20seedsandarepriced$2.75perpacket. forharvestingintheimmaturestate for 80 days,indeterminate—Introducedin " Pink, 20 ounce, mild flavored fruits. ellows.’ Of Rich goldenyellowskinwithatinge Marhio) (3402761){CNG} Fruit clustersaresetcloselyon superior flavor, it is solid, ” ” They are a beautiful, " Fruits average ” Their 1933 ” Their Same type as type Same ” Quiteunique, a sportfound 1897 1929 1900 1930 1897 1892 ‘Queen of .” . A ...... The . The . . 75 days, indeterminate — Released in Paragon (3400761) {CNG} salads and for preserves. inch, sweet and mild fruits that in are interesting ½ pink, plants beautiful with productive very are (Solanum pimpinellifolium) Ted’s PinkCurrantTomato (3390081){CNG} may producegolden-yellowfruit. salads &preserves.Upto10%ofthese plants inch fruitthatareflavorful,t productive, sprawlingplants thatyieldlots of½ (Solanum pimpinellifolium) Red Currant Tomato (3390051) {CNG} preserves or either canned or frozen. Usedforpies, todull. turnfromglossy when they to ¾inchdarkpurple,almostblack,fruit.Harvest reach 3feetinheightandproducehundredsof½ (Solanum melanocerasum) 80days—Plants Garden Huckleberry(3390021){CNG} 85 days, indeterminate — Introduced in Stone (3400801){CNG} and delicious flavor. the stem.Itisaveryfineslicingsort,beingofmild evenly andaresurprisinglyfreefromcracksabout is smooth, and the very solid, fleshy fruits ripen variety, It comingintobearingcloseuptoEarliana. 1933 catalog states, " 85 days, indeterminate — Introduced in 1923 Rosy Morn (3401611) {CNG} and canning. shaped andreachabout4ounces.Forprocessing home variety. climates, knownsince1887,goodmarketand stated, hot " For growinginheavysoilsand 80 days,indeterminate—Introducedin1887 Potato Leaf(3402561){CNG} is excellentforeithermarketorhomeuse. quality. Keepsit skin istough,smooth,abright-redsortofexcellent 85 days, indeterminate Perfection (3400751) {CNG} deep-red, ripen mid-season. in theU.S.,ifnotworld.Fruits areglossy, introduced ever tomato smooth uniform, perfectly selection andstabilization. Saidtobethefirst Livingston’s firstintroduction,aproductofcareful pound. Introduced in in Introduced pound. one over well to 8 ounces from ranging size and the oxheart-shaped fruits are rather variable in 90 days, indeterminate — The plants are wispy Yellow Oxheart(3402731){CNG} Beauty andFavorite. like shaped fruit scarlet-red solid, smooth, thick, a marketgrowernearColumbus,Ohio.Itproduces Livingston’s originalspecimenwasobtained from Unless otherwisenoted,packscontain atleast 20 UWWWWWWV seeds and are priced at $2.75 per pack. Other Tomato Relatives Tomato Other " Fruits arered,flattened-globe s size to the end of the season and " 1929 An early, brightrosypink — Introducedin . angy, 76 days—Sprawling 70 to80days—Very and interestingin 1870 1889 1880 Page 49 as . , they . The . . The .
C M C M C M C M C M C M C M PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS Y K Y K Y K Y K Y K Y K Y K 39002 Victory Seed Catalog.p0001_impo Dec-28-2017 15:34 Sig:1-C Black Page 51 ," its gram — $ 1.75 gram — $ 1.75 $ — gram ¼ ¼ gourmet parsley (Matricaria recutita) (Matricaria ) (Chamaemelum nobile) 4000421 — gram — $ 1.75 1 4000121 — 1 gram — $ 1.75 4000111 — 1.75 $ — gram ½ 4000111 4000071 — ¼ gram — $ 1.75 — ¼ gram — 4000071 4000081 — — $ 1.75 ¼ gram 4000451 — — $ 1.75 ¼ gram 4000441 — 4000091 — 4000101 — ½ gram — $ 1.75 standard chives with a mild a with chives standard (Anthriscus cerefolium) (Anthriscus (Allium tuberosum) (Allium (Carum carvi) (Carum (Cichorium intybus) (Cichorium (Allium schoenoprasum) Nepeta cataria (Nepeta the catalog. Find more on our website. the catalog. We have too many heirloom varieties to fit in fit to varieties heirloom many too have We Caraway for rye bread, as a flavoring are used The seeds origin soups. Its cheese, and sausage, sauerkraut, as well as Central Europe Northern and lies in longest and is believed to be the Asia of parts 5 to 8. Europe. Biennial. Zones used spice in Catnip and your One whiff 2 to 3 foot high plant. bushy, A controlto able be not will They hooked. willbe cats to plant your wallow likely will and themselves around Placing some form of protection death. The leaves are used to good idea. is a your plants Zones 3 to 9. make a calming tea. Perennial. Chamomile, German plant with white This low growing, 4 to 8 inch, Annual. cover. flowers, makes a lovely ground Chamomile, Roman Roman Chamomile is Unlike German Chamomile, After in Zones 4-10. a perennial and will do well bydividingmore propagate can you mature, plants in the fall. theroots Chervil, Curled Sometimes referred to as " as to referred Sometimes flavor is delicate in comparison. Popular in France, flavor is delicate in comparison. It salads. and soups omelets, to added is it where young and seafood, poultry, season to used also is Annual. vegetables. Chicory are dried, roasted and used as a coffee Roots native of the British A amendment or substitute. 3 to 2 at flowers It worldwide. naturalized but Isles beet and rye, was with sugar Chicory, feet tall. German East the of ingredient an as used the during introduced coffee), (mixed Mischkaffee brewers Some beer 1976 to 1979. crisis' of 'coffee a rich flavor to their use roasted chicory to impart 9. to 3 Zones Perennial. stouts. Chives Used as a flavoring but probably more common minced up as a garnish. Perennial. Zones 3 to 9. Chives,Garlic in excellent are they leeks, Chinese as known Also Larger than stir-fry. Perennial. Zones 3 to 9. garlic flavor. Coriander / Cilantro (Coriandrum sativum) pickles, meats, for flavor to used are Seeds sausages, and sauces. In this (seed) form, the used are Leaves coriander. as known is spice green fresh, a as salsas and salads soups, in fresh Annual. seasoning, called cilantro. ) ) Glycine max Glycine colors. About colors. 300 ) Glycine max) 4000021 — ¼ gram — $ 1.75 4000401 — ¼ gram — $ 1.75 4000031 — ¼ gram — $ 1.75 4000061 — 2 grams — $ 1.75 $ — grams 2 — 4000061 3300441 — ½ ounce — $ 2.95 3300441 — ½ ounce — $ 3300471 — ½ ounce — $ 2.95 3140021 — ¼ ounce — $ 2.75 — ¼ ounce 3140021 2.75 3140301 — ¼ ounce — $ 2.75 3140331 — ¼ ounce — $ 105 days — Plants grow 8 to 12 105 days — Plants 100 days — Very attractive. Can 100 days — Very Melissa officinalis ( Herb Seeds Eruca sativa) ( (Borago officinalis) (Pimpinella anisum UWWWWWWV (Several varieties are available. See page 5.) (Several varieties are available. See page 90 days — Early maturing, productive and do well in habit and reach in Northern climates. Erect thin, black skins and a about 2 feet. Beans have About 50 seeds/packet. great flavor. Soybean, Envy {CNG} ( 80 days — Early and suited for shorter season with tall feet 2 about reach plants Erect climates. 2 to 3 green seeds. Can be pods containing enjoyed fresh-shelled, dried or as edamame. About 65 seeds/packet. Arugula This spicy herb is a common salad green in Europe and increasingly so here. It thrives in cool Annual. weather so plant early. Lemon Balm, and tasting pleasant is leaves the from made tea A has calmative and carminative properties. Perennial. Zones 5 to 9. Basil Borage year in most Self-sows and returns year after with covered is and tall feet 3 to 2 Grows areas. edible flowersblue, from June star-shaped, to Annual. August. Anise The seeds have a strong licorice flavor and are in used Commonly chewed. when sweet slightly breads. Annual. can include gold, red-bronze, brown, black, brown, gold, red-bronze, can include white/cream and burgundy, / ¼ oz. seeds Corn Broom Red Sorghum, bicolor) (Sorghum such decorations in or making broom for used be arrange- bird feeders, dried as wreaths, swags, The to fresh flower arrangements. or added ments, Christmas in pretty especially are heads seed red 300 seeds / ¼ oz. About florals. Molasses Amber Black Texas Sorghum, (Sorghum bicolor) shiny rich, beautiful, are that seeds with tall feet TX from the Waco, and black-coated. Heirloom silage and making area. Historically used for Attractive and a good choice for crafts molasses. About 300 seeds / ¼ oz. and centerpieces. ( Soybean, Black Jet {CNG} For garden & seed related info, visit www.WebGrower.com garden & seed related For )
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Other Tomato Relatives Tomato Other “ Originally used as animal fodder, turnips started turnips fodder, Originally used as animal vegetable in the 17 becoming popular as a table Century. They grow under most conditions, They Century. have varieties many and weather, cold including greens. fresh as enjoyed are that tops tender Most varieties are enjoyed fresh and raw after butter, little a with mashed and boiled or peeling, salt and pepper. Golden Ball Amber gold skin and amber flesh, 55 days — of Both the tops and roots excellent eating quality. this variety can be eaten. Comprido Roxo Nabo 40 to 80 days — Early (40 days) maturing variety when grown for a spring harvest or late maturing are (80 days) when grown for a fall harvest. Roots long and white with purple tops. White Globe Purple Top are bright 52 days — The globe shaped roots Grow 4 to 5 purple on the crowns and white below. inches in diameter but best harvested when small. Seven Top pre-1800 variety is primarily used only A 50 days — are generally tough, The roots greens. for its woody and inedible which can be used for animal popular as a winter annual for spring Very fodder. greens in the Southern U.S. Foliage) Shogoin (Japanese tops and30 roots. to 70 days — Used forboth its 70 days, at Greens are harvested at 30 days; roots 4 to 2 white, pure top, wooden a like shaped inches in diameter and very tender and mild weather. dry hot, in Thrives flavored. Morado (Purple) Tomatillo (3390061) Tomatillo (Purple) Morado philadelphica) (Physalis and plants the that except structure in Verde' 'Toma difference obvious The veins. purplish have leaves purple. dark to ripen fruits the that is {CNG} (3390091) Tomatillo Pima Mountain (Physalis philadelphica) are smaller to purple fruits The greenish-yellow ½ to ¾ averaging between than other tomatillos, region Named for the Mt. Pima inches in diameter. originated. they where from Mexico of (3390011) Tomatillo Verde Toma (Physalis philadelphica) 3 to 2 The supermarket. the in rare sometimes but dishes. or picante are used in salsa ounce fruits turning yellow. Harvest when green before Page 50
C M C M C M C M C M C M C M PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS Y K Y K Y K Y K Y K Y K Y K 39002 Victory Seed Catalog.p0001_impo Dec-28-2017 15:34 Sig:1-B YellowMagentaCyanBlack Page 50 Harvest whengreenbeforeturningyellow. ounce fruits areusedinsalsaorpicante dishes. but sometimes rare in the supermarket. The 2 to 3 (Physalis philadelphica) Toma Verde Tomatillo (3390011) of Mexico from where they originated. inches indiameter. NamedfortheMt.Pima region than othertomatillos,averagingbetween½to¾ The greenish-yellowtopurplefruits aresmaller (Physalis philadelphica) Mountain PimaTomatillo (3390091){CNG} is that the fruits ripen to dark purple. leaves have purplish veins. The obvious difference 'Toma Verde' in structure except that the plants and (Physalis philadelphica) Morado (Purple)Tomatillo (3390061) flavored. Thrives in hot, dry weather. inches indiameter and verytendermild shaped like a wooden top, pure white, 2 to 4 Greens areharvestedat30days;roots at70days, its both for Used — days 70 to 30 roots. and tops Shogoin (Japanese Foliage) greens intheSouthernU.S. fodder. Very popularasawinterannual forspring canbeusedforanimal woody andinediblewhich for its greens. rootsThe aregenerallytough, 50 days— A pre-1800varietyisprimarilyusedonly Seven Top small. when harvested best but diameter in inches below. white and crowns the on purple 5 to 4 Grow 52 days—Theglobeshapedroots arebright Purple Top WhiteGlobe long andwhitewithpurpletops. (80 days)whengrownforafallharvest.Roots are when grownforaspringharvestorlatematuring 40 to80days—Early(40days)maturingvariety Nabo Roxo Comprido this varietycanbeeaten. excellent eatingquality. Boththetopsandroots of 55 days— Amber goldskinandamberflesh, Golden Ball salt andpepper. peeling, or boiled and mashed with a little butter, Most varietiesareenjoyedfreshandrawafter tender tops that are enjoyed as fresh greens. including cold weather, and many varieties have Century. They growundermostconditions, becoming popularasatablevegetableinthe17 Originally usedasanimalfodder, turnips started “ Other Tomato Relatives UWWWWWWV (Approximately 125 seeds per ½ (Approximately 125 seeds per gram) (Brassica rapa) Turnips 3500031 —½gram —$1.75 3500021 —½gram$1.75 gram — $ 1.753500061 — ½ gram — $ 1.753500051 — ½ 3500011gram —$1.75 —½ 70 days—Very popular, 70 days—Productive. 70 days—Identicalto ” packets belowcontain atleast20seedsandarepriced$2.75perpacket. Securely shop online atwww.VictorySeeds.com th for crafts andbrooms.Grows4to5feet tall. Mix place ofatassel. The strawofthetopsareused corn buttheseedheads areontheplanttops in (Sorghum bicolor) Sorghum, MixedColorsBroomCorn productive. About 280 seeds/gm. ornamental Very flowerbeds. forthebackof foliage withcream-coloredseedheads. A nice about five feet in height; attractive, reddish-pink (Chenopodium quinoa) Quinoa, RedFaro brown seed. About 280seeds/gm. does wellatlowerelevations.Produceslight- Chiloé, asmallislandoff ofthecoastChile; (Chenopodium quinoa) Quinoa, Chadmo leaves eaten asgreens. About 280seeds/gm. The seedsareharvestedandusedasagrain orange, burgundy, yellow, white and green colors. Frank Morton.Beautifulseedheadsinpink,red, (Chenopodium quinoa)90 to 120 days — Bred by is mild, sweet, tender and fine-grained. root partially developsabovetheground. The flesh 60 days— A fastgrowing,egg-shapedturnip. The White Egg (Snowball) Quinoa, BrightestBrilliantRainbow About 700seeds/gm. seeds in preparation for battle. A tender annual. dense, years. Nutritionally atechia Aztec warriors Chia into flour. About 1000 seeds/gm. Can beeatenraw, sprouted,toasted,orground grain," itcontains manyaminoacidsandnutrients. cooked tasting similartospinach. As a"pseudo- a niceadditiontogreensalads.Matureleavesare with fuchsia-red flower heads. Young leaves make 90 to120days—Beautifulmaroonish-redplants Amaranth, RedGarnet most recent developments and availabilities. has becomeapriority. Checkoursiteforthe grain crops, preserving heritage grain varieties As GMOtraits becomecommonincommercial Seeds for Sustenance for Seeds UWWWWWWV UWWWWWWV (See listings under Melons) under listings (See ( Salvia hispanicaSalvia ) Cultivatedfornearly5,000 Soy andOtherGrainSeeds Watermelons 4000501 —3 1001011 —3 110 to —Growssimilar days 3600103 — 7 grams — $ 5.30 3600013 — 7 grams — $ 5.30 1001012 — 7 grams — $ 5.30 3600113 —7grams$5.30 3500041 — ½ gram — $ 1.75 3500041 — 3600101 — 1gram$2.75 3600011 — 1 gram — $ 2.75 3600111 — 1 gram — $ 2.75 100 days—Reaches 100 days—Originatedon ( Amaranthus cruentus ½ ½ grams — $ 1.95 grams — $ 2.95
C M C M C M C M C M C M C M PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS Y K Y K Y K Y K Y K Y K Y K 39002 Victory Seed Catalog.p0001_impo Dec-28-2017 15:34 Sig:1-A YellowMagentaCyanBlack ) ) Page 53 ) ) gram — $ 1.95 10 ) / 1 2000211 — 1.75 $ — gram ¼ 2000211 1000811 — ¼ gram — $ 1.75 $ — gram ¼ — 1000811 1000141 — — $ 1.75 ¼ gram 2000221 — — $ 1.75 ¼ gram 2000141 — — $ 1.75 ¼ gram 1000221 — ¼ gram — $ 1.75 2000161 — ¼ gram — $ 1.85 2000151 — 2 grams — $ 2.25 Viola cornuta Viola 2000171 — 2000171 ( Myosotis sylvatica) Myosotis Nigella damascena Chrysanthemum carinatum Chrysanthemum (Mirabilis jalapa) ( Chrysanthemum leucanthemum Chrysanthemum ( ( ( (Chrysanthemum maximum Please Drop Us A Note A Us Please Drop (Linum perenne lewisii) (Digitalis purpurea) (Digitalis red and purple. Annual. red and purple. love to hear from our gardening friends! As a small company we value your input and [Approx. 1600 seeds/gram] White blossoms. White seeds/gram] 1600 [Approx. moist and sun full Prefers Summer. the in Blooms Perennial. 30 inches tall. grow 18 to soil. Will Painted Daisy, can live seeds/gram] Painted Daisies [Approx. 400 or moist areas. sun in either dry in full or partial in bloom Will height. in inches 36 to 18 grow Will white, fall. Blossoms are colored summer into yellow, Shasta Daisy, blossoms. White seeds/gram] 950 [Approx. and moist Prefers full sun in the summer. Blooms Perennial. tall. soil. Will grow 16 to 24 inches Flax, Blue through May in Sow seeds/gram] 650 [Approx. the following spring. July for small sky-blue flowers Zones 4 to 9. Grows 12 to 36 inches. Perennial. Forget-Me-Not It is great for borders, [Approx. 1500 seeds/gram] as act can It freely. reseeds and early, blooms either a biennial or a short-lived perennial. Prefers shade and moist soil. Small blue blossoms partial spring through summer. Four-O’Clocks This heirloom will bring [Approx. 10 seeds/gram] fragrant, The house. grandma’s of memories back afternoon. late the in open flowers trumpet-shaped A tender perennial and grown as an annual in tall. inches 36 to 12 Bushy, climates. colder Foxglove moist rich, Prefers seeds/gram] 10,000 [Approx. into directly sown if Best shade. full to partial in soil the garden as soon as the soil warms to 55ºF. Grows up to 4 feet tall. Can be biennial or short- 4 Zones climate. the on depending perennial lived to 8. Love-in-a-Mist are branched, 18 [Approx. 200 seeds/gram] Plants with leaves that are finely divided to 24 inches tall and pink blue, are flowers The thread-like. and white, borne at the ends of stems. Native to the Mediterranean and Annual. Asia. western Jump-Up Johnny [Approx. 800 seeds/gram] An old time favorite. [Approx. 800 seeds/gram] Small flowers that look like miniature pansies. Perennial. Daisy, Ox-Eye Ox-Eye Daisy, gram — $ 1.75 $ — gram 10 / 1 1000041 — 1 gram — $ 1.75 1000011 — 1.75 $ — gram ½ 1000011 2000251 — 2000251 1.75 $ — gram ¼ — ½ gram — $ 1.85 1000981 2000241 — ¼ gram — $ 2.25 1000131 — ½ gram — $ 1.75 1000181 — ¼ gram — $ 1.75 [Approx. 200 seeds/gram] 1000771 — 1000771 (Aquilegia vulgaris) (Aquilegia (Rudbeckia hirta) (Clarkia amoena) (Gaillardia aristata) (Gaillardia (Bachelor Buttons) (Cosmos bipinnatus) For garden & seed related info, visit www.WebGrower.com garden & seed related For Blanketflower Blanketflower near the Collected 350 seeds/gram] [Approx. July 7, 1806. on in Montana & Clark Pass Lewis from and red. Blooms are yellow Blossoms Thrives in dry soilsummer in full into sun. autumn. Zones 30 inches in height. Perennial. Grows 18 to 3 to 8. Forget-Me-Nots Chinese amabile) (Cynoglossum blooms well into seeds/gram] Hardy, [Approx. 180 flowers, and grows in fall, has pretty little dark blue locations. 18 to 24 sun or shade, dry or moist Annual. inches. (Iberis umbellata) Dwarf Candytuft Native to the [Approx. 400 seeds/gram] Mediterranean region, it is grown as an annual in are white, tinged America. Flowers most of North of up made heads, flower The purple. or pink with withinmany tiny flowers, will bloom weeks from 9. to 3 Zones Perennial. germinating. Dwarf Columbine Blooms are in hues of [Approx. 700 seeds/gram] into spring from appearing blues and violet red, partial or sun in soil moist in Thrives summer. shade. Grows 10 to 18 inches in height. Perennial. 8. to 3 Zones Dwarf Godetia 14 inches to [Approx. 2500 seeds/gram] Grows up lavenderpink of and clusterswithshowy very tall to sun full Prefer centers. red bright with flowers and desert hot in fall in sown Best shade. light soil as just elsewhere spring in areas, coastal hot in well germinate not up. Does warm to starts Annual. very good cut flower. A temperatures. Cornflower cyanus) (Centaurea Excellent for beds, borders and for cut flowers. It is hardy and blooms in the early summer if planted in well-drained locations. early spring. Prefers sunny, Annual. inches. 36 to Grows Cosmos [Approx. 180 seeds/gram] Grows 36 inches tall appropriate an in Plant feet. 6 to up reach can but may You bed. a flower of back the as such location and tie. Blooms from summer into need to stake dry locations. sunny, the fall, and prefers partially Annual. Flowers are white, pink and crimson. Gloriosa Daisy, Althoughtypically [Approx.3600 seeds/gram] planted as an annual, conditions may cause it to act as a biennial or perennial. Plant in areas that sun in dry or moist soil. Blooms receive partial from summer into the fall. Flowers are reddish- colored in the center blending to yellow at the tips. gram — $ 1.95 gram — $ 1.95 gram — $ 1.95 gram — $ 1.95 10 10 10 10 / / / / 1 1 1 1 This low growing (up to 6 growing (up This low 1000821 — ¼ gram — $ 1.75 — 1000271 1.75 $ — gram ¼ — 2000121 1.75 $ — gram ¼ (Lotus corniculatus) 4000371 — — 4000371 — 4000461 4000361 — 4000361 4000351 — — 4000351 (Nemophila menziesii) (Thymus vulgaris) [Approx. 280 seeds/gram] (Achillea millefolium) (Achillea filipendulina) Flower Seeds UWWWWWWV signing up for our newsletter on our website. our on newsletter our for up signing Keep in touch and receive exclusive offers by Keep in touch and receive exclusive offers Robust plants, reaching 3 to 4 feet tall with solitary with tall feet 4 to 3 reaching plants, Robust flowers The across. inches 5 to 2 are that flowers are yellow to orange with leaves that are finely divided and strongly scented. Native of Mexico America, naturalized in many warm and Central regions. Prefers full sun, dry to moderate popular as cut flowers and garden moisture. Very Annual plants. annual native hardy A [Approx. 500 seeds/gram] to California, but is easily grown throughout the and will They grow 4 to 6 inches tall United States. The dainty, cover an 8 to 12 inch area at maturity. cup-shaped, sky blue flowers bloom throughout location a prefer They summer. into and spring the shady but will tolerate full sun in that is partially Annual. cooler climates if not allowed to dry out. flowers, blooms Yellow [Approx. 820 seeds/gram] to 24 inches tall, prefers a sunny, 12 in summer, dry location. Perennial. African Marigold‘CrackerjackMix’ African erecta) (Tagetes Baby Blue Eyes Trefoil Bird’s-Foot (Mother of Thyme) of (Mother Creeping Thyme, serpyllum) (Thymus stones the between planted often is plant inches) sweet and beauty its for paths garden in bricks or Zones 4 to 9. aroma. Perennial. Yarrow, Gold Yarrow, story name derives from the ancient botanical Its the used War, Trojan during the Achilles, of how the bleeding of his leaves of the plant to stop a in Plant tall. inches 24 reach Can soldiers. fellow sun and has well-drainedlocation that receives full soil. Perennial. Zones 3 to 9. White Yarrow, inches 24 reach Can plant. sprawling Somewhat Plant inlocationa that receives full sun and tall. fills empty spaces has well-drained soil. Nicely is attractive attracts butterflies, around shrubbery, its for used was Historically flower. dried a as medicinal properties. Perennial. Zones 3 to 11. Thyme, GardenThyme, Used as a seasoning, it is saidto help in the As a medicinal, it was foods. digestion of fatty and properties as a gargle, used for its antiseptic inteaa ascougha remedy and digestive aid. Zones 4 to 9. Grows to 18 inches. Perennial. Securely shop online at www.VictorySeeds.com Securely gram — $ 1.85 gram — $ 1.75 $ — gram 10 ½ / 1 4000301 — 1 gram — $ 1.75 4000341 — 1 gram — $ 1.75 4000131 — gram — $ 1.75 1 4000181 — 4000171 — 2 grams — $ 2.25 4000491 — 2 grams — $ 1.75 4000231 — 4000231 (Foeniculum vulgare dulco) vulgare (Foeniculum (Satureja hortensis) (Trigonella foenum-graecum) (Trigonella (See listings in vegetable section.) (Cuminum cyminum) (Cuminum
(Salvia officinalis)
(Anethum graveolens) Bouquet Dill 4000151 — ½ gram — $ 1.75 $ — gram ½ — 4000151 Dill Bouquet Dukat Dill 4000531 — ½ gram — $ 1.75 Dukat Dill 4000531 Mammoth Dill 4000141 — ½ gram — $ 1.75 Mammoth Dill 4000141 Repels insects in the gardens which makes it a in the gardens which makes Repels insects candidate for companion plantings. Used as a stuffing, peppery flavoring for salads, soups, requires it as sow Surface gravy. and sausage, Annual. light to germinate. Parsley Sage Sage medicinal and uses known culinary well has Attractive landscape plant. Perennial. properties. Zones 9. 5 to Summer Savory 65 to 100 days — Sown directly in the garden in 65 to 100 days — Sown directly bulbs have a the in the fall, spring and harvested bulbs The anise. of hint a with flavor celery sweet can and stews or soups in boiled or baked be can and Leaves salads. green in raw used be also an in live you If flavoring. for useful also are stalks to summer the in plant winters, mild with area Perennial. Zonesenjoy winter harvests. 6 to 11. Fennel, Florence Fennel, Echinacea / Purple Coneflower Purple / Echinacea (Echinacea purpurea) This variety is the true wild quite and known well Although echinacea. of form a also is it properties, medicinal its for popular garden. flower your to addition wonderful Perennial. Zones 3 to 10. Cumin green dark has tall, inches six about growing, Low seeds areThe flowers. and reddish leaves to or powdered and used whole and dried collected Annual. recipes. to "heat" some add Dill parts tender Fine, herb. culinary a as used is Dill used Also sauces. to added and chopped finely are also used Seeds and leaves are fresh in pickling. Annual. seasoning. a as dried Fenugreek Significant in many cultures as a culinary herb (leaves), spice (seeds) as well as historically for its are The leaves and sprouts medicinal properties. is popular for also eaten as vegetables. In India, it pickles. Carefully toasting the seeds at lower tends and flavor the enhances both temperatures Annual. to reduce their bitterness. Oregano (Oreganum vulgare) kitchen garden herb is commonly used Standard The plant dishes. as a spice in Mexican and Italian has pink flowers and spreads by grows fairly tall, underground runners. It can be used fresh but is drying to add a warm spicy generally used after flavor to a recipe. Perennial. Zones 5 to 9. Page 52
C M C M C M C M C M C M C M PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS PREPS Y K Y K Y K Y K Y K Y K Y K 39002 Victory Seed Catalog.p0001_impo Dec-28-2017 15:34 Sig:1-A YellowMagentaCyanBlack ) ) Page 53 ) ) gram — $ 1.95 10 ) / 1 2000211 — 1.75 $ — gram ¼ 2000211 1000811 — ¼ gram — $ 1.75 $ — gram ¼ — 1000811 1000141 — — $ 1.75 ¼ gram 2000221 — — $ 1.75 ¼ gram 2000141 — — $ 1.75 ¼ gram 1000221 — ¼ gram — $ 1.75 2000161 — ¼ gram — $ 1.85 2000151 — 2 grams — $ 2.25 Viola cornuta Viola 2000171 — 2000171 ( Myosotis sylvatica) Myosotis Nigella damascena Chrysanthemum carinatum Chrysanthemum (Mirabilis jalapa) ( Chrysanthemum leucanthemum Chrysanthemum ( ( ( (Chrysanthemum maximum Please Drop Us A Note A Us Please Drop (Linum perenne lewisii) (Digitalis purpurea) (Digitalis red and purple. Annual. red and purple. love to hear from our gardening friends! As a small company we value your input and [Approx. 1500 seeds/gram] It is great for borders, [Approx. 1500 seeds/gram] as act can It freely. reseeds and early, blooms either a biennial or a short-lived perennial. Prefers shade and moist soil. Small blue blossoms partial spring through summer. moist rich, Prefers seeds/gram] 10,000 [Approx. into directly sown if Best shade. full to partial in soil the garden as soon as the soil warms to 55ºF. Grows up to 4 feet tall. Can be biennial or short- 4 Zones climate. the on depending perennial lived to 8. Daisy, Shasta Daisy, Flax, Blue through May in Sow seeds/gram] 650 [Approx. the following spring. July for small sky-blue flowers Zones 4 to 9. Grows 12 to 36 inches. Perennial. Forget-Me-Not Four-O’Clocks This heirloom will bring [Approx. 10 seeds/gram] fragrant, The house. grandma’s of memories back afternoon. late the in open flowers trumpet-shaped A tender perennial and grown as an annual in tall. inches 36 to 12 Bushy, climates. colder Foxglove [Approx. 400 seeds/gram] Painted Daisies can live seeds/gram] Painted Daisies [Approx. 400 or moist areas. sun in either dry in full or partial in bloom Will height. in inches 36 to 18 grow Will white, fall. Blossoms are colored summer into yellow, blossoms. White seeds/gram] 950 [Approx. Prefers full sun and moist in the summer. Blooms Perennial. tall. soil. Will grow 16 to 24 inches [Approx. 1600 seeds/gram] White blossoms. White seeds/gram] 1600 [Approx. moist and sun full Prefers Summer. the in Blooms Perennial. 30 inches tall. grow 18 to soil. Will Painted Daisy, [Approx. 200 seeds/gram] Plants are branched, 18 [Approx. 200 seeds/gram] Plants with leaves that are finely divided to 24 inches tall and pink blue, are flowers The thread-like. and white, borne at the ends of stems. Native to the Mediterranean and Annual. Asia. western Jump-Up Johnny Love-in-a-Mist An old time favorite. [Approx. 800 seeds/gram] Small flowers that look like miniature pansies. Perennial. Daisy, Ox-Eye Ox-Eye Daisy, gram — $ 1.75 $ — gram 10 / 1
1000041 — 1 gram — $ 1.75 1000011 — 1.75 $ — gram ½ 1000011 2000251 — 2000251 1.75 $ — gram ¼ — ½ gram — $ 1.85 1000981 2000241 — ¼ gram — $ 2.25 1000131 — ½ gram — $ 1.75 1000181 — ¼ gram — $ 1.75 [Approx. 200 seeds/gram] 1000771 — 1000771 (Aquilegia vulgaris) (Aquilegia
(Rudbeckia hirta) (Clarkia amoena) (Gaillardia aristata) (Gaillardia (Bachelor Buttons) (Cosmos bipinnatus) For garden & seed related info, visit www.WebGrower.com garden & seed related For [Approx. 700 seeds/gram] Blooms are in hues of [Approx. 700 seeds/gram] into spring from appearing blues and violet red, partial or sun in soil moist in Thrives summer. shade. Grows 10 to 18 inches in height. Perennial. 8. to 3 Zones Chinese Forget-Me-Nots Chinese amabile) (Cynoglossum blooms well into seeds/gram] Hardy, [Approx. 180 flowers, and grows in fall, has pretty little dark blue locations. 18 to 24 sun or shade, dry or moist Annual. inches. (Iberis umbellata) Dwarf Candytuft Native to the [Approx. 400 seeds/gram] Mediterranean region, it is grown as an annual in are white, tinged America. Flowers most of North of up made heads, flower The purple. or pink with withinmany tiny flowers, will bloom weeks from 9. to 3 Zones Perennial. germinating. Dwarf Columbine Dwarf Godetia 14 inches to [Approx. 2500 seeds/gram] Grows up lavenderpink of and clusterswithshowy very tall to sun full Prefer centers. red bright with flowers and desert hot in fall in sown Best shade. light soil as just elsewhere spring in areas, coastal hot in well germinate not up. Does warm to starts Annual. very good cut flower. A temperatures. [Approx. 350 seeds/gram] Collected near the Collected 350 seeds/gram] [Approx. July 7, 1806. on in Montana & Clark Pass Lewis from and red. Blooms are yellow Blossoms Thrives in dry soilsummer in full into sun. autumn. Zones 30 inches in height. Perennial. Grows 18 to 3 to 8. Blanketflower Blanketflower Cornflower cyanus) (Centaurea Excellent for beds, borders and for cut flowers. It is hardy and blooms in the early summer if planted in well-drained locations. early spring. Prefers sunny, Annual. inches. 36 to Grows Cosmos [Approx. 180 seeds/gram] Grows 36 inches tall appropriate an in Plant feet. 6 to up reach can but may You bed. flower a of back the as such location and tie. Blooms from summer into need to stake dry locations. sunny, the fall, and prefers partially Annual. Flowers are white, pink and crimson. Gloriosa Daisy, Althoughtypically [Approx.3600 seeds/gram] planted as an annual, conditions may cause it to act as a biennial or perennial. Plant in areas that sun in dry or moist soil. Blooms receive partial from summer into the fall. Flowers are reddish- colored in the center blending to yellow at the tips. gram — $ 1.95 gram — $ 1.95 gram — $ 1.95 gram — $ 1.95 10 10 10 10 / / / / 1 1 1 1 This low growing (up to 6 growing (up This low 1000821 — ¼ gram — $ 1.75 — 1000271 1.75 $ — gram ¼ — 2000121 1.75 $ — gram ¼ (Lotus corniculatus) 4000461 — 4000461 4000371 — — 4000371 4000361 — 4000361 4000351 — — 4000351 (Nemophila menziesii) (Thymus vulgaris) [Approx. 280 seeds/gram] (Achillea millefolium) (Achillea filipendulina) Flower Seeds UWWWWWWV signing up for our newsletter on our website. our on newsletter our for up signing Keep in touch and receive exclusive offers by Keep in touch and receive exclusive offers Robust plants, reaching 3 to 4 feet tall with solitary with tall feet 4 to 3 reaching plants, Robust flowers The across. inches 5 to 2 are that flowers are yellow to orange with leaves that are finely divided and strongly scented. Native of Mexico America, naturalized in many warm and Central regions. Prefers full sun, dry to moderate popular as cut flowers and garden moisture. Very Annual plants. Baby Blue Eyes annual native hardy A [Approx. 500 seeds/gram] to California, but is easily grown throughout the and will They grow 4 to 6 inches tall United States. The dainty, cover an 8 to 12 inch area at maturity. cup-shaped, sky blue flowers bloom throughout location a prefer They summer. into and spring the shady but will tolerate full sun in that is partially Annual. cooler climates if not allowed to dry out. Trefoil Bird’s-Foot flowers, blooms Yellow [Approx. 820 seeds/gram] to 24 inches tall, prefers a sunny, 12 in summer, dry location. Perennial. African Marigold‘CrackerjackMix’ African erecta) (Tagetes (Mother of Thyme) of (Mother Creeping Thyme, serpyllum) (Thymus stones the between planted often is plant inches) sweet and beauty its for paths garden in bricks or Zones 4 to 9. aroma. Perennial. Yarrow, White Yarrow, inches 24 reach Can plant. sprawling Somewhat Plant inlocationa that receives full sun and tall. fills empty spaces has well-drained soil. Nicely is attractive attracts butterflies, around shrubbery, its for used was Historically flower. dried a as medicinal properties. Perennial. Zones 3 to 11. Thyme, GardenThyme, Used as a seasoning, it is saidto help in the As a medicinal, it was foods. digestion of fatty and properties as a gargle, used for its antiseptic inteaa ascougha remedy and digestive aid. Zones 4 to 9. Grows to 18 inches. Perennial. Gold Yarrow, story name derives from the ancient botanical Its the used War, Trojan during the Achilles, of how the bleeding of his leaves of the plant to stop a in Plant tall. inches 24 reach Can soldiers. fellow sun and has well-drainedlocation that receives full soil. Perennial. Zones 3 to 9. Securely shop online at www.VictorySeeds.com Securely gram — $ 1.85 gram — $ 1.75 $ — gram 10 ½ / 1 4000301 — 1 gram — $ 1.75 4000341 — 1 gram — $ 1.75 4000131 — gram — $ 1.75 1 4000181 — 4000171 — 2 grams — $ 2.25 4000491 — 2 grams — $ 1.75 4000231 — 4000231 (Foeniculum vulgare dulco) vulgare (Foeniculum (Satureja hortensis) (Trigonella foenum-graecum) (Trigonella (See listings in vegetable section.) (Cuminum cyminum) (Cuminum (Salvia officinalis) (Anethum graveolens) Bouquet Dill 4000151 — ½ gram — $ 1.75 $ — gram ½ — 4000151 Dill Bouquet Dukat Dill 4000531 — ½ gram — $ 1.75 Dukat Dill 4000531 Mammoth Dill 4000141 — ½ gram — $ 1.75 Mammoth Dill 4000141 Parsley Sage Sage medicinal and uses known culinary well has Attractive landscape plant. Perennial. properties. Zones 9. 5 to Summer Savory it a in the gardens which makes Repels insects candidate for companion plantings. Used as a stuffing, peppery flavoring for salads, soups, requires it as sow Surface gravy. and sausage, Annual. light to germinate. Cumin green dark has tall, inches six about growing, Low seeds areThe flowers. and reddish leaves to or powdered and used whole and dried collected Annual. recipes. to "heat" some add Dill parts tender Fine, herb. culinary a as used is Dill used Also sauces. to added and chopped finely are also used Seeds and leaves are fresh in pickling. Annual. seasoning. a as dried Coneflower Purple / Echinacea (Echinacea purpurea) This variety is the true wild quite and known well Although echinacea. of form a also is it properties, medicinal its for popular garden. flower your to addition wonderful Perennial. Zones 3 to 10. Florence Fennel, in the garden in 65 to 100 days — Sown directly bulbs have a the in the fall, spring and harvested bulbs The anise. of hint a with flavor celery sweet can and stews or soups in boiled or baked be can and Leaves salads. green in raw used be also an in live you If flavoring. for useful also are stalks to summer the in plant winters, mild with area Perennial. Zonesenjoy winter harvests. 6 to 11. Fenugreek Significant in many cultures as a culinary herb (leaves), spice (seeds) as well as historically for its are The leaves and sprouts medicinal properties. is popular for also eaten as vegetables. In India, it pickles. Carefully toasting the seeds at lower tends and flavor the enhances both temperatures Annual. to reduce their bitterness. Oregano (Oreganum vulgare) kitchen garden herb is commonly used Standard The plant dishes. as a spice in Mexican and Italian has pink flowers and spreads by grows fairly tall, underground runners. It can be used fresh but is drying to add a warm spicy generally used after flavor to a recipe. Perennial. Zones 5 to 9. Page 52
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Can be grown in annuus) Sunflower, Annual ‘LemonQueen’ bronze andrust. Annual. in shades including yellow, crimson, burgundy, variety thatcanreach7feetinheightwithblooms annuus) Sunflower, Annual North, centralandeasternEurope.Perennial. blooming fromlate April toearlyJune. A nativeto orange tall. bright inches and fragrant are Flowers [Approx. 720 seeds/gram] Plants grow up to 18 Siberian Wallflower rose, salmon,white,scarletandviolet. Annual. are longandtoothed.Mostlydouble-bloomsin reaching 12to18inchesinheightwithleavesthat Plants seeds/gram] 100 [Approx. branching, are Balsam Rose dry locations. 24 to 60 inches tall. Perennial. Blooms inthesummer, yellowflowers,likessunny, (Oenothera biennis) Primrose, Common Evening Plants grow 12 to 30 inches. Annual. dry soil.Brightredflowersbloominthesummer. [Approx. 500 seeds/gram] Prefers partial sun and Poppy, RedCorn 12 inchestall, shadesoforangecolors.Perennial. Common throughout the western U.S. Grows 8 to [Approx. 600seeds/gram]California’s state flower. Poppy, California [Approx. 20seeds/gram] The petalsare [Approx. 20seeds/gram] A beautiful (Impatiens balsamina) (Papaver rhoeas) (Coreopsis tinctoria) (Papaver rhoeas) 1000791 — 1000241 —½gram$1.75 [Approx. 1900 seeds/gram] [Approx. 20 seeds/gram] Deep [Approx. 20seeds/gram] ‘Evening Sun’ 2000321 — ¼gram $ 1.75 ¼ gram—$1.95 2000201 — ¼ gram—$1.75 1000241 — (Cheiranthus allionii) 2000111 — ¼ gram — $ 1.75 (Tithonia rotundifolia) 1000691 — 1gram$1.75 1000171 — 1gram$2.25 1000101 — 1 gram — $2.30 1000091 —1gram$2.30 1 (Ipomoea tricolor) / 10 1.75 $ — gram (Helianthus (Helianthus Securely shop online atwww.VictorySeeds.com inches. Annual. flower. a cut as great Plants 24 about reach Attractive to bees, butterflies and birds. Also is and whitefrommid-summerintolatefall. flowers thatbloominpink,red,orange,yellow, [Approx. 190 seeds/gram] This zinnia mix has Zinnia, Thumbelina Mix high and make a nice border planting. Annual. early andlastallsummer. Reachabout1½feet the stemsare8to10incheslong.Beginblooming diameter) doubleflowersaregreatforcuttingas [Approx. 190seeds/gram]Beautifullittle(1inch Zinnia, Lilliput Mix dead-headed. Annual. locations infullsun. Thrive ifwateredandkept in color. They bloomallsummerlongandprefer are red,salmon,pink,white,lavender, andpurple [Approx. 30seeds/gram]Fragrantblossomsthat Sweetpea, RoyalFamilyMix short-lived perennial. USDA zones 3-9. tall.inches plants. garden oldest the of One A thrive in both dry and moist soils. Grows to 24 reds, whites and pinks. Prefers full sun and will [Approx. 900seeds/gram]Blossomsaremixedin Sweet WilliamPinks displays its pink southern Europe. Grows 16 to 22 inches tall and [Approx. 3000seeds/gram] A nativetocentraland Sweet William Catchfly tolerant. Makesagreatcutflower. Annual. Attractive to pollinating insects. Heat and drought inches widewithmultipleflowerheadsperstem. medium broadleafvarieties. harvesting 7 to 10 days earlier than typical blending. Resists blackrootrot.Readyfor historically used for pipe, cigar and cigarette (Nicotiana tabacum L) Catterton {CNG} blends. A post-1880introductionthatisveryhardy. tobacco historicallyusedforcigaretteand pipe (Nicotiana tabacum L) Bonanza {CNG} for more information and many more varieties. any form of tobacco product. Visit our web site touse nowaydoweencouragepeople beds. In beautiful flowers making them great in flower Tobacco isamagnificentannualplantwith UWWWWWWV erom Tobacco Heirloom 1001061 — about 100 seeds — $ 2.95 1001211 — about 100 seeds — $ 2.95 blooms inthesummer. Annual. 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Air cures to medium-brown in color Believed tohaveoriginatedfromthePuebloregion leaves. Doesverywellincool,dampweather. and reaches five feet. Has thick, waxy, dark green (Nicotiana rustica) Isleta Pueblo{CNG} blending tobacco.Singlestalk, uniformanderect. historically used as a chew, snuff and cigarette Wood', it is a flue cured type that has been tabacum(Nicotiana L) Greenwood {CNG} attractive, upright,compact withbeautifulflowers. blending materialforcigarfiller. The plants are for as well as blending, pipe and cigarette tobacco, tabacum(Nicotiana L) Golden Burley{CNG} and anicesourceofeveningfragrance. The beautifulwhiteflowersaretrumpet-shaped back ofthebed.BloomsJulythroughSeptember. about 5feet,sotheyaretypicallyplantedinthe (Nicotiana sylvestris) Flowering Tobacco {CNG} blending andbinderleaves. Larger leavesareusedascigarwrappers,filler, fibers, a sweetish taste, and cure light in color. are broad,strong,thin,elastic,silky, havesmall L) tabacum Broadleaf) {CNG} (Nicotiana Connecticut Broadleaf( For garden&seed related info,visit www.WebGrower.com As a mission driven organization, your feedback isveryimportant tous. 1000721 — about 100 seeds — $ 2.95 1001231 — about 100 seeds — $ 2.95 1000751 — about 100 seeds — $ 2.95 1001221 — about 100 seeds — $ 2.95 1000741 — about 100 seeds — $ 2.95 1001051 — about 100 seeds — $ 2.95 1000261 — about 100 seeds — $ 2.95 1001071 — about 100 seeds — $ 2.95 1001111 — about 100 seeds — $ 2.95 Fast growing, Fast matures growing, early, Reportedly highinnicotineand Their flowerheadsreach A flue-curedtype grown Keller isa"Maryland-type" Also known as 'Little Also known Historically used for plug Historically used as a plug a as used Historically aka East HartfordEast Leaves Wild Tobacco ( milder andmorearomaticproducts arose. for demand as 1800s early the in popular Became was primarilyusedforcigaretteandpipeblends. 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Leaves have good body, suckered plants reach4feetproducing14to20 (Nicotiana tabacum L) {CNG} Samsun To learnmoreaboutCNG, pleasevisit: organic farmsface.PleasesupportCNG farms! address thechallengesthatsmaller, diversified Naturally Grown (CNG) which was created to Certified become to chose we alternative, an As burden formanysmall farmerstobear. terms of time and money, is simply too great of a the costs associatedwithcertification,bothin With requirements favoringlargecorporations, unless we paid to become Certified Organic. were no longer allowed to use the “O-word” once proudlyreferredtothemselvesasorganic was implementedin2002,farmerslikeusthat However, whentheNationalOrganicProgram before thegrassroots movementofthe‘70s. using organicandsustainablemethodssince We havefarmedandgardened this pieceoftheEarth. ourselves blessedtosteward sacred tousandweconsider home forsixgenerations.Itis The farmhasbeenourfamily’s About “Certified Naturally “Certified About www.cngfarming.org/gardener_signup Grown” & “Organic” & Grown” 1000891 — about 100 seeds — $ 2.95 1000671 — about 100 seeds — $ 2.95 1000681 — about 100 seeds — $ 2.95 1001241 — about 100 seeds — $ 2.95 1000911 — about 100 seeds — $ 2.95 aka Due tohighamounts of veins. 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Single Pueblo {CNG} Isleta (Nicotiana rustica) green dark waxy, thick, Has feet. five reaches and leaves. Does very well in cool, damp weather. Believed to have originated from the Pueblo region color in medium-brown to cures Air Mexico. New of nicotine. in high is and {CNG} Keller L) (Nicotiana tabacum tobacco historically grown for pipe and cigarette filler. used as cigar Also blends. tobacco Kelly Burley {CNG} L) (Nicotiana tabacum tobacco, for cigarette, pipe blends, and cigar filler. have medium sized leaves thatPlants grow open, uniformly. ripen and upright Orinoco {CNG} Lizard Tail (Nicotiana tabacum L) historically for pipe and cigarette blends as well as for cigar filler and chewing tobacco. Leaves are medium-sized and heavy bodied. Mohawk {CNG} (Nicotiana rustica) was not used for habitual smoking. Reaches three The abundant, feet, are vigorous and fairly hardy. blossoms bloom all day and make an pale-yellow annual. interesting choice as an ornamental ) ) ) Lathyrus odoratus ( Silenearmeria (Zinnia elegans) ( A flue-cured type of A Dianthus barbatus "Maryland-type," ( 1000861 — ½ gram — $ 1.75 ½ gram — — 1000861 gram — $ 1.75 1000121 — ½ $ 1.95 — ¼ gram — 2000261 1000251 —3 grams — $ 2.25 1000251 —3 grams — $ 1000191 — ½ gram — $ 1.75 $ 1.75 — ½ gram — 1001001 (Zinnia elegans) Seed blooms in the summer. Annual. summer. blooms in the 1001211 — about 100 seeds — $ 2.95 $ — seeds 100 about — 1001211 1001061 — about 100 seeds — $ 2.95 $ — seeds 100 about — 1001061 Heirloom Tobacco UWWWWWWV Tobacco is a magnificent annual plant with Tobacco flower in great them making flowers beautiful beds. In no way do we encourage people to use site web our Visit product. tobacco of form any varieties. more many and information more for Bonanza {CNG} L) tabacum (Nicotiana tobacco historically used for cigarette and pipe post-1880 introduction that is very hardy. A blends. Catterton {CNG} L) (Nicotiana tabacum cigarette and cigar pipe, for used historically black root rot. Ready for blending. Resists typical than earlier days 10 to 7 harvesting medium broadleaf varieties. inches wide with multiple flower heads per stem. flower wide with multiple inches drought and Heat insects. pollinating to Attractive Annual. cut flower. Makes a great tolerant. Catchfly William Sweet native to central and A seeds/gram] [Approx. 3000 and tall inches 22 to 16 Grows Europe. southern pink displays its Pinks Sweet William Blossoms are mixed in [Approx. 900 seeds/gram] will and sun full Prefers pinks. and whites reds, 24 to Grows soils. moist and dry both in thrive A One ofthe oldest garden plants. inchestall. 3-9. zones USDA perennial. short-lived Mix Sweetpea, Royal Family [Approx. 30 seeds/gram] Fragrant blossoms that [Approx. 30 seeds/gram] and purple lavender, are red, salmon, pink, white, They bloom all summer long and prefer in color. Thrive if watered and kept locations in full sun. dead-headed. Annual. Mix Lilliput Zinnia, Beautiful little (1 inch [Approx. 190 seeds/gram] diameter) double flowers are great for cutting as the stems are 8 to 10 inches long. Begin blooming Reach about 1½ feet early and last all summer. Annual. planting. border nice a make and high Mix Thumbelina Zinnia, has mix zinnia This seeds/gram] 190 [Approx. flowers that bloom in pink, red, orange, yellow, and white from mid-summer into late fall. is Also birds. and butterflies bees, to Attractive reach about 24 Plants greatas acut flower. Annual. inches. Securely shop online at www.VictorySeeds.com Securely (Helianthus (Helianthus gram — $ 1.75 10 / (Ipomoea tricolor) 1 1000091 — 1 gram — $2.30 1000091 — 1 $2.30 — gram 1 — 1000101 1000171 — 1 gram — $ 2.25 1000171 — 1 gram — $ 1.75 1000691 (Tithonia rotundifolia) 2000111 — ¼ gram — $ 1.75 $ — gram ¼ — 2000111 (Cheiranthus allionii) 1000241 — ¼ gram — $ 1.75 2000201 — ¼ gram — $ 1.95 $ 1.75 — ¼ gram — 2000321 ‘Evening Sun’ ‘Evening Sun’ [Approx. 20 seeds/gram] 20 seeds/gram] [Approx. Deep [Approx. 1900 seeds/gram] 1900 [Approx. 1000241 — ½ gram — $ 1.75 1000791 — — 1000791 (Papaver rhoeas) (Papaver (Coreopsis tinctoria) (Coreopsis (Papaver rhoeas) (Papaver (Impatiens balsamina) (Impatiens [Approx. 20 seeds/gram] A beautiful A [Approx. 20 seeds/gram] The petals are [Approx. 20 seeds/gram] Poppy, California Poppy, flower. state California’s [Approx. 600 seeds/gram] to 8 Grows U.S. western the throughout Common orange colors. Perennial. shades of 12 inches tall, Red Corn Poppy, and sun partial Prefers seeds/gram] 500 [Approx. bloom in the summer. dry soil. Bright red flowers Annual. inches. 30 to 12 grow Plants Morning Glory, Grandpa Ott’s Grandpa Glory, Morning purpurea) (Ipomoea Bloom throat. the in star red a with flowers purple vines that can the fall on into from mid-summer Annual. feet. 25 to grow Blue Heavenly Glory, Morning blue shading which Bright [Approx. 20 seeds/gram] Annual. lighter towards the center. gets Plains Coreopsis Plants reach12 to 36 [Approx. 350 seeds/packet] producing masses of flowers, ranging in inches tall, to bright yellow color from deep red and bronze Annual. in about 70 days. with red centers. Blooms Evening Common Primrose, (Oenothera biennis) yellow flowers, likes sunny, Blooms in the summer, Perennial. tall. inches 60 to 24 locations. dry Rose Balsam are branching, [Approx.100 seeds/gram] Plants reaching 12 to 18 inches in height with leaves that are long and toothed. Mostly double-blooms in Annual. rose, salmon, white, scarlet and violet. Wallflower Siberian 18 to up grow Plants seeds/gram] 720 [Approx. Flowers are fragrant andinches bright tall. orange native to A April to early June. blooming from late North, central and eastern Europe. Perennial. Annual Sunflower, annuus) variety that can reach 7 feet in height with blooms burgundy, crimson, yellow, including shades in Annual. bronze and rust. Annual ‘Lemon Queen’ Sunflower, annuus) in grown be Can yellow. and orange red, of blends dry or moist soil in a sunny location. Will grow 40 to and bloom in the summer and into 60 inches tall Annual. fall. Mexican Sunflower, to native wildflower A seeds/packet] 45 [Approx. are erect, can America. Plants Mexico and Central four orange, bright are Flowers tall. feet 6 reach Page 54
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