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Moon & Stars (Yellow)
The rare yellow fleshed strain of Moon & Stars. Early 1900’s family heirloom.
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Bountiful Bush Bean
Bountiful Bush Beans are among the most popular additions to the home vegetable garden. These delicious bush beans are not only easy to grow but are able to thrive when planted in succession.
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Calypso – Calypso Beans
Calypso Beans Extremely productive 15” plants grow well in almost any climate. Unique markings resemble the Japanese symbol that represents perfect balance. Easy to shell. 75-90 days.
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Jacobs Cattle Beans
Jacobs Cattle bean is the original stock for this variety was obtained from the Passamaquoddy Indians in Maine. A well adapted variety for dry bean seed production, does well in all growing environments.
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Christmas Lima Beans
Christmas Lima Beans: Very old variety dating back to at least 1840, the same year that Antarctica was discovered, and claimed by Charles Wilkes for America! Large quarter dollar-sized flat lima beans can be used either as a green shelled bean or a dry bean.
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Benning’s Green Tint
Benning`s Green Tint Squash – This patty pan type summer squash was introduced around 1914. Exceptionally good yields of pale green, 3-4″ scalloped fruits, with fine textured flesh. Use like you would any zucchini. Can be picked at any size and still be tender. 45-55 days.
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Black Beauty Zucchini
The Black Beauty zucchini plant was introduced in 1957 as one of the earliest and most productive of the darker skinned zucchinis. The fruit has deep blackish green skin, firm and straight fruits – which are at their peak when less than 6 inches tall.
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Golden Zucchini
Originally introduced by W. Atlee Burpee from material they received from Dr. Shifress of Rutgers University. Compact bushes produce golden yellow, slender cylindrical fruits. Best picked when 8-10″ long, excellent flavor.
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Burgess Buttercup
Buttercup has set the standard over the past few decades for small winter squash. Typical fruits weigh 3-4 pounds and have very tough, but thin rinds. Extremely sweet orange flesh, exceptionally good eating qualities.
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Canada Crookneck
Listed in New England seed catalogs as early as 1827. Now extremely rare and almost extinct. Wonderful creamy texture with an excellent nutty, sweet flavor. Fruits weight 2-4 pounds. Great for roasting, serving mashed, used for pies or soups.
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