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Vegetable 2021 RUPP SEEDS Rupp Seeds Inc. 17919 County Road B Wauseon, Ohio 43567 2021 VEGETABLE CATALOG CATALOG 2021 VEGETABLE PLACE YOUR ORDER - CALL 800-700-1199 CANADIAN EDITION We’ve added 34 new products to this 2021 catalog. Each one offers improvements such as eating quality, yield, disease resistance, and market suitability. Check the inside front cover for a complete list of new products. 2021 vegetable RESOURCE GUIDE Canadian Edition XANADU pg. 39 SAILFISH pg. 73 YOSEMITE pg. 89 RED SNAPPER pg. 114 NEW PRODUCTS FOR 2021 JADE II pg. 9 BOLERO pg. 23 CADENCE XR pg. 40 CRAVE pg. 40 NIGHTHAWK pg. 38 QUICK TRIP pg. 32 XANADU pg. 39 GAUDI pg. 51 KOLIBRI pg. 59 SOMERSET pg. 60 DAMARIS pg. 63 RED CANYON pg. 67 CORNITO MERCER pg. 73 NITRO WITH X10R pg. 73 SAILFISH pg. 73 TARPON pg. 73 SVPB8415 X10R pg. 74 ROSSO pg. 75 FOOL’S GOLD pg. 92 FORT KNOX pg. 89 FRIGHT pg. 92 YOSEMITE pg. 89 WHITE GOLD pg. 94 EDNA pg. 95 AUTUMN UGLY PROCUT BENARY GIANT ARTISAN BUMBLE MOUNTAIN pg. 110 PERFECTION pg. 101 DUMPLING pg. 105 BICOLOR pg. 110 MIX BEE MIX pg. 116 MAN pg. 114 NEW NOT PICTURED SUNFLOWERS: PROCUT BLEND pg. 110 SUNFLOWERS: SUNRICH BLEND pg. 110 RED SNAPPER pg. 114 SAYBROOK pg. 115 Dear Grower, I’ve been happy to hear many reports from our sales team and growers this fall. I’ve learned that growers experienced fairly good growing conditions and that production was solid; sales have been brisk and growing as families have been buying locally and preparing meals at home; and market prices across most crops have been pretty good too. The perfect trifecta – good supply, strong demand and reasonable prices! I am so thankful that growers are experiencing success from their growing plans and hard work this season. Congratulations everyone! I should stop here, because your success is what our team is focused on and we are thrilled when we know you’ve realized Sylvan Rupp - Founder success. However, I’d like to share a few things with you about our business. This next season marks a significant milestone for Rupp Seeds as we’ll be celebrating our company’s 75th anniversary since grandpa Sylvan started the business in 1946. Our company has grown and developed from those early days of custom cleaning oats and selling corn, soybeans and wheat seed varieties developed by university breeders. When my dad Roger joined the business, he brought an entrepreneurial energy to the business and led us in developing our Rupp brand of corn, soybean and wheat varieties. His drive also led to the creation of our vegetable division and eventually to establishing our breeding department and the creation of many Rupp pumpkin, squash and gourd products that are a part of your success today. You can read more about our company history at: www.ruppseeds.com/About. It has been a year since Dad passed away and there have been many times when I’ve been reminded of the legacy he and grandpa have built with the business. Our family and employees are thankful for the opportunity we have to serve so many wonderful people. On behalf of the entire team here at Rupp Seeds, thank you for your business, and for the trust you place in us as your seed supplier. Please let us know what we can do to serve you better as we partner together to help feed the world. Sincerely, Philip Rupp President In loving memory of Roger L. Rupp December 15, 1943 - October 30, 2019 We welcome the opportunity to be a part of your success. Our sales and service team is ready to assist you in planning 4 WAYS TO ORDER* for this coming season. Feel free to contact the salesman in your Phone: 1-800-700-1199 (Monday - Friday, 8 am - 5pm EST) area if you need their assistance. If you live in an area without Fax: 419-337-5491 a salesman, please contact the office and a representative will Mail: Rupp Seeds 17919 County Road B, Wauseon, OH 43567 assist you. Email: [email protected] * Please pick only 1 method of ordering to avoid duplication of your order. (i.e. if faxing in your order, do not mail in a copy as well). HOW TO ORDER VEGETABLE CONSULTANTS • Print clearly. Please correct any errors in your name and/or ad- dress and phone number. Be sure to provide both your billing address and your physical (911) address (where seed should be shipped) and phone number. If you have moved since your last order, please check mark the box for change of address and include your old address as well. • For each item ordered, print the item number, quantity, pack- age size (ex. 1/4lb. etc.), name of item and price for quantity ordered. George Wonnacott Barry Rupp Brad Paulson • Shipping and handling charge applies to each shipping address Ontario, Canada Indiana, Michigan Illinois, Iowa, for orders under $250.00. 866.619.Seed 866.681.Seed Minnesota, Wisconsin • If the order is to be shipped to a different address, please indi- 519-354-0287 FAX 888.359.3461 FAX 866.591.Seed cate the name and address. [email protected] [email protected] 888.360.2578 FAX [email protected] • Please include any required waivers or licensing information with your order. • Please send check, money order, VISA, Mastercard, or Discover account number for payment. Prices and payments are in US Dollars. Do NOT send cash. • To avoid delay in delivery, we advise ordering early. Our peak season runs from February through April. During this time or- ders received may take longer to be processed and shipped. Dave Silveus Jeff Hess Jeff Werner Kentucky, Ohio, Tennessee Delaware, Maryland, New England, New York 866.614.Seed New Jersey, Pennsylvania 866.240.Seed 888.398.1261FAX 866.956.Seed 888.356.8299 FAX ORDERING INFORMATION [email protected] 888.875.9982 FAX [email protected] [email protected] The majority of our seeds are treated. Items that are available untreated are indicated in the price tables with a ‘U’ at the end of the item number. Please be sure to include the ‘U’ when filling out your order form, if you desire untreated seed. In case of either partial or total crop failure, we reserve the right to pro- INSIDE SALES REPRESENTATIVES rate delivery. Prices are in US dollars. Prices are subject to change without notice. Products are sold by the package size. For example: if you are ordering 7 pounds of sweet corn, you will need to order one - 5 pound package and two - 1 pound packages. These package sizes will be at different price breaks. Marie, x9011 Dawn, x7092 Katy, x9013 Canadian Representative Kristen, x7098 Pete, x9003 Sarah, x7091 2 Rupp Seeds Inc. · www.ruppseeds.com PAYING FOR YOUR ORDER ON RECEIPT OF YOUR SHIPMENTS We accept payment via credit or debit card, check, and wire transfer. Open Cash Discounts! DAMAGED SHIPMENTS on orders account terms and financing are avail- A small percent of shipments may get damaged during transit. If you over $250.00 receive a damaged shipment, please be prepared to take action so you able for qualifying customers. Payment see page 6 for details discounts are available for select pay- can receive proper credit or replacement. Our Customer Service depart- ment methods and products. See page ment will file a claim with the shipping company and will need some 6 for more details on cash discounts and financing options. information from you. Here are guidelines to keep in mind and actions you should take to help SHIPMENT OF YOUR ORDER expedite a claim. All orders will be shipped after payment has been received. If you are • Take time when unloading. Count the packages and pieces paying by check, please allow 7-10 business days for your check to clear. received and look for any damaged shipping containers and packages. A $10.00 shipping and handling charge will Free Shipping! be added to all orders less than $250. • Tell the driver to note any shortage or damage on all copies of the on orders freight bill, take pictures, and to sign their full name clearly. Our preferred and standard method of over $250.00 • Immediately contact our office at 800-700-1199 and fax a copy of shipping is UPS Ground. the freight bill along with a description of the damage, along with We reserve the right to ship your order via the most economi- any pictures of other documents to 419-337-5491, or email it to cal carrier, so in addition to UPS we also utilize our own delivery trucks, us at [email protected] or mail it to us within 10 days. truck line and the US Postal Service. • Include a note identifying the name and quantity of each variety that is missing or damaged. PICKING UP YOUR ORDER If you would like to pick up your order, we require 24 hour advanced RETURNS notice. Rupp Seeds has no control over the handling and care of the seed once it leaves our warehouse. In order to ensure quality seed for all of our customers, we will not accept any seed returns except in situations where an error has been made in fulfilling your order. In the event of an error, contact our office within 15 days of receipt of the order to obtain approval for the return. NOTICE TO BUYERS VARIETY DESCRIPTIONS WARRANTY Variety descriptions and images presented in this catalog serve as a WARRANTY & DISCLAIMER of WARRANTIES: Rupp Seeds, Inc. guideline only.
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