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Trout Back
Apple green leaves are splashed with maroon specks. Tender, excellent flavor.
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Utah 52-70
The standard celery for home gardeners and professional gardeners alike.
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Velvet Queen Sunflower
A lovely red-orange sunflower native to the western United States. Produces multiple 5 – 6” heads on a 7’ plant making it an excellent cutting sunflower for floral decorating. Very drought tolerant, deer resistant and hard to find amongst the yellow sunflowers typically seen in American gardening. 80-100 days. Annual.
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Victoria Rhubarb
Rheum rhabarbarum) Great for pies and jams! Easy to grow springtime perennial! A must for every garden. Needs extended time below 40 degrees.
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Waltham Butternut Squash
Waltham Butternut Squash was seveloped and introduced by Bob Young of Waltham, Massachusetts. Most popular variety of butternut, vigorous, highly productive plants. Fruits weight 3-6 pounds and have rich, orange flesh with a nice nutty flavor. All American Selections winner in 1970.
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White Cherry
We can say with confidence that this is the best tasting and performing available.
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White Icicle
One of the most beautiful of all radishes and truly a gourmet variety.
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White Sweet Spanish
The White Sweet Spanish Onion is a reliable producer of white skinned, mild, sweet onions. Best used fresh out of the garden, but can be stored for a short time. Bulbs typically grow 1-2 pounds, average keeper. Introduced in 1961. Long day.
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