SYNERGISTIC HYBRIDS PAY DIRT MIRAI® 350BC
Synergistic (se/sh2) varieties have a combination of 75% (se) kernels and 25% (sh2) kernels. The result blends the natural corn fl avor and tenderness of sugary enhanced (se) sweet corns with the higher sugar levels and better keeping qualities of the supersweet (sh2) types. Synergistics are the latest generation of sweet corn hybrids and their quality and fl avor are amazing. Synergistic, se and su varieties can be grown together, but isolate synergis- tics from other supersweet (sh2) varieties or the result will be tough, starchy kernels for both.
MIRAI® 308BC Pay Dirt Bicolor (se/sh2)
01822–(70 Day)–The fi rst sweet corn of the season never tasted so good! This improved version of Polka offers better emergence and improved re- sistance to Common Rust and Stewart’s Wilt. Ears are 8½ inches fi lled with 14 to 16 rows of sweet, tender, fl avorful kernels. Good husk protection and excellent vigor for cold soil planting. (A) Pkt. $2.85; 2 pkts. $4.70; (N) ½ Lb. $12.95; (P) Lb. $23.95; (P) 4 Lbs. $82.00; (T) 8 Lbs. $144.00
MONTAUK Montauk Bicolor (se/sh2) MIRAI® 148Y MINI MIRAI® SPECIALTY SWEET CORN
Mirai® Hybrid (su/se/sh2) A New Class of Sweet Corn!
Revolutionary Taste. The #1 Sweet Corn in Japan.
Natural sugars in these varieties are higher than some fruits. So sweet they can be eaten raw and have even been used as a “dessert” for the main meal. Through natural selection, Mirai® captures the best traits of all 3 types of sweet corn – supersweet, sugary enhanced and nor- mal, thereby offering the best taste, fl avor and texture of any sweet corn. Quality holds for 10 to 14 days when refrigerated in the husk. Roadside marketers report Mirai® corn brings premium prices and is requested by name. Isolation is required from other corns.
01817–MIRAI® 350BC–(78 Day)–Yellow and white bicolor. 8 inch ears have excellent tip fi ll and snap easily. 6½ ft. plant.
01818–MIRAI® 308BC–(71 Day)–Attractive 8 inch ears with refi ned bi- color kernels of exceptional quality. 5½ ft. plant.
01947–MIRAI® 148Y–(72 Day)–Refi ned 8½ inch ears with yellow ker- nels of outstanding fl avor. Germinates well and high-yielding. 6 ft. plant.
01944–MINI MIRAI® 003–(74 Day)–Filled-to-the-tip 5 to 6 inch ears prove good things come in small packages. 6½ ft. plant.
PRICE OF ALL MIRAI® SWEET CORN VARIETIES: (A) Pkt. (100 seeds) $2.75; 2 pkts. $4.90; (C) 1000 seeds $12.95; (E) 5000 seeds $49.95
SERENDIPITY
01812–(79 Day)–‘A-maizing’ sweet fl avor! Eating quality is second to none. The 8 inch ears are fi lled with 16 to 18 rows of fancy small yellow and white kernals. Ears snap easily from the 6 to 7 ft. sturdy stalks. Widely adapted with good cold soil vigor. (A) Pkt. $2.95; 2 pkts. $4.80; (N) ½ Lb. $13.95; (P) Lb. $24.95; (P) 4 Lbs. $86.00; (T) 8 Lbs. $156.00
Serendipity Triplesweet® Bicolor (se/sh2)
01827–(82 Day)–Phenomenal eating quality has made this one of our top sellers. Large 8 inch ears are fi lled with 16 to 18 rows of ten- der yellow and creamy-white kernels. (A) Pkt. $2.75; 2 pkts. $4.50; (N) ½ Lb. $11.45; (P) Lb. $19.95; (P) 4 Lbs. $68.00; (T) 8 Lbs. $120.00
Avalon Triplesweet® White (se/sh2)
01859–(82 Day)–If you’ve never tried white sweet corn, grow Avalon. There’s something truly gourmet about the fl avor and quality of the white kernels. Ears average over 8 inches long fi lled with 16 rows of pure eating pleasure. (A) Pkt. $3.25; 2 pkts. $5.20; (N) ½ Lb. $14.45; (P) Lb. $26.95; (P) 4 Lbs. $94.00; (T) 8 Lbs. $170.00
AVALON
HONEY SELECT TRIPLESWEET®–Find this All-America Winner on page 42.
Save $1.75 Save $7.35 Save $15.85
SYNERGISTIC SWEET CORN SPECIAL Serendipity – Montauk – Honey Select (pg. 42) – Avalon 01990 (X)– 1 Pkt. of each $9.95 01991 (X)– ½ Lb. of each $43.95 01992 (X)– 1 Lb. of each $75.95
CUCUMBERS
GROWING CUCUMBERS–For an early crop start seeds in Jiffy-7’s or peat pots 3 to 4 weeks prior to outdoor planting. Set plants out after danger of frost is past. Seeds sown directly in the soil should be planted when the soil warms to 60°F. Plant 5 to 6 seeds in hills 4 to 5 feet apart, thinning to 3 plants. A packet (except hybrids) will plant 12 to 15 hills, 1 oz. about 50 hills. To save space and get straight cucumbers grow on a fence or netting. Approximately 1000 seeds per ounce.
PICKLING CUCUMBERS
DIAMANT HYBRID COUNTY FAIR HYBRID County Fair Hybrid
02015–(52 Day)–The only cucumber resistant to bacterial wilt. Nearly 100% female fl owers allows it to set fruit without a pollina- tor. Cukes are almost seedless if kept isolated from other cucumbers. Sweet, non-bitter fl avor and crunchy, fi rm texture makes it a good slic- er also. Very productive with multiple disease resistance. (A) Pkt. (20 seeds) $2.15; 2 pkts. $3.80; (J) ¼ oz. $5.95; (K) ½ oz. $9.95; (L) oz. $16.95
H-19 Little Leaf
02005–(62 Day)–(PVP)–Small leaves make it easy to fi nd the fruit. Prolifi c yields. Compact, vigorous vines set 20 to 30 bright green, blocky fruits per plant at one time. Keeps on producing 3 to 5 weeks longer than most varieties. Tolerates heat, drought and cool tempera- tures, has resistance to many cucumber diseases, plus has the ability to set fruit without pollination (parthenocarpic). Developed by the University of Arkansas. (A) Pkt. (30 seeds) $1.95; 2 pkts. $3.50; (K) ½ oz. $7.95; (L) oz $12.95
– 52 – H–19 LITTLE LEAF Diamant Hybrid
02014–(47 Day)–A disease resistant pick- ler with great taste. This early ripening cuke has crisp texture and fresh, mild fl avor that’s a delight for both fresh eating and pickling. The dark green 4 to 5 inch fruits are referred to as smooth cucumbers, but they do have tiny white spines. Space-saving, compact plants are parthenocarpic, so they don’t re- quire pollination to set fruit. Their resistance to downy and powdery mildew, cucumber mosaic virus and cucumber scab keeps them bearing all summer. Yields are amazing. (A) Pkt. (15 seeds) $2.95; 2 pkts. $5.50; (V) 100 seeds $15.95; (W) 500 seeds $49.95
Alibi Hybrid
02002–(50 Day)–These plants are baby pickle factories. If you keep picking, they’ll keep producing. Harvest the smooth fruits at 2 inches for baby gherkins or full-grown at 3 to 4 inches. In addition to being ex- cellent for pickling, they also have delicious fresh eating qualities. Plants have a very high level of disease resistance. (A) Pkt. (30 seeds) $1.95; 2 pkts. $3.50; (J) ¼ oz. $4.45; (K) ½ oz. $6.95; (L) oz. $10.95
02020–HOMEMADE PICKLES–(55 Day)–Yields loads of crisp cucum- bers for your favorite pickle recipes. Details on page 43. (A) Pkt. $1.85
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02013–(45 Day)–A burpless and seedless French Cornichon pickling cucumber. Sets fruit without cross pollination, a term called parthenocar- pic, resulting in early yields and buck- ets of fruit under just about any rea- sonable growing condition. The dark green cukes are smooth with fi ne white spines, at their best when harvested at 4 to 5 inches, and will be seedless un- less grown near other cucumbers. They make excellent pickles and have great crunchy sweet fl avor for eating fresh. Strong, vigorous plants are very dis- ease resistant. Can also be grown in a greenhouse for a winter cucumber treat. (A) Pkt. (30 seeds) $2.25; 2 pkts. $3.90; (J) ¼ oz. $8.95; (K) ½ oz. $14.95
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