PARSNIPS ONION SETS ONION SETS
Popular and widely used for both green onions and winter use. Easy to grow. Cannot ship to AK, CA, HI, ID, WA.
04590–YELLOW SETS–(STUTTGARTER)–Mature into bulbs of deep yellow with creamy-yellow fl esh. Very solid and excellent keepers.
04591–RED SETS–Globe-shaped bulbs have bright red skin. Firm white fl esh is sweet and mild. Stores fair.
04593–WHITE SETS–Produces large bulbs of pure white throughout. Flesh is crisp and sweet.
PRICE OF ONION SETS:
Qt. $5.75; 2 to 4 qts. $4.75 each; 5 to 9 qts. $3.95 each; 10 or more qts. $2.95 each
ONION SET OFFER
04596 (X)–One quart each of Yellow, Red and White sets, 3 quarts total for $11.95
MULTIPLIER ONIONS
04585–“Tree onions” or “walking onions.” These unique perennial heirloom onions form clusters of very small bulblets or sets on the tips of the leafstalks. An established plant resembles a clump of green scallions. Harvest sweet pungent scal- lions in spring and small pickling onion topsets in summer, leaving a few to reseed for a hardy permanent scallion bed. Note: This item is not available for spring shipment. Orders will be shipped in September. 10 sets per pkg. 1 pkg. $5.95; 2 or more pkgs. $4.95 each.
SPROUTING SUPPLIES
HARRIS EARLY MODEL Albion Hybrid
02843–(120 Day)–Bright white roots are slow to yellow. An improved Jav- elin-type, Albion has long, tapered roots with excellent fl avor and grows well in al- most any soil type. A heavy- yielding variety suitable for early to main season sow- ing. Improved canker resis- tance. (A) Pkt. $2.75; (K) ½ oz. $7.95; (L) oz. $12.95; (M) ¼ Lb. $39.95
These root vegetables take up to four months to mature, but be- cause frost enhances their sweet, delicate fl avor they’re a favor- ite with gardeners in areas with short growing seasons. If soil is mulched so it doesn’t freeze, parsnips can be left in the ground and harvested all winter. If the ground does freeze they can be dug the following spring. In warm regions parsnips can be planted in the fall for use as a winter crop. Approximately 500 seeds per packet, plants 25 to 30 feet of row. An ounce (average of 5000 seeds) plants 200 feet.
Hollow Crown
wide tapering to the tip. Fine-grained white fl esh is mild with a sweet, nutty fl avor. Grow in loose, deep soil. (Not pictured). (A) Pkt. $1.75; (K) ½ oz. $2.95; (L) oz. $3.95; (M) ¼ Lb. $7.95
02847–(105 Day)–Best-fl avored variety. Produces ma- ture roots up to 12 inches long with shoulders 3 inches
Harris Early Model 02850–(105-120 Day)–A tried and true variety. The standard parsnip by which other varieties are judged. Uniform, heavy- shouldered, tapered white roots are smooth and fi ne- grained, delicately sweet and free from core. Easi- est to dig. (A) Pkt. $1.95; (K) ½ oz. $3.45; (L) oz. $4.75; (M) ¼ Lb. $8.95
CASCADIA
SUPER SUGAR SNAP
Pick pods young and eat them whole, pod and all, both fresh and cooked. At full maturity, shell and use like regular garden peas. 1½ ounce pkts.
SNAP PEAS Cascadia
02883–(62 Day)–A super ‘snack’ pea. These crisp, sweet, sug- ary pods are so delicious for fresh eating they may never make it out of the garden. It’s a good thing the short, 32 inch vines yield such an abundance of 3 to 3½ inch succulent, stringless pods, because you’ll want plenty for cooking and freezing, too. These versatile peas can also be used like snow peas or left to mature for use as shell peas. Has resistance to powdery mildew and pea ena- tion mosaic virus. (A) Pkt. $1.85; (N) ½ Lb. $5.45; (P) Lb. $8.95; (P) 2 Lbs. $14.95; (P) 4 Lbs. $26.95
Super Sugar Snap
02893–(66 Day)–(PVP)–Improved Sugar Snap. Has all the great qualities of the original Sugar Snap with even thicker pods for ex- tra sweet, crisp fl avor. Bears several days earlier and has added resistance to powdery mildew and tolerance to pea leaf roll virus resulting in even higher yields. Compact vines grow 4 to 6 feet and require trellising. (A) Pkt. $1.95; (N) ½ Lb. $5.95; (P) Lb. $9.95; (P) 2 Lbs. $15.95; (P) 4 Lbs. $27.95
SUGAR ANN–Favorite for fl avor. See page 42. Sugar Daddy ALBION HYBRID PLANT SUPPORTS
Maypole Plant Support
topped with a decorative fl eur-de-lis fi nial and openings to at- tach the 8 black support strings. Ground stakes for the support strings and center pole are also included. Each $27.95
Bean & Pea Netting Victorio Sprouter
Grow fresh, nutritious sprouts any time of the year! Germinate up to 3 kinds of sprouts at one time. Fill the top tray with water twice a day and built-in siphons keep the sprouts moist automatically. Harvest fresh sprouts in just 3 to 10 days, depending on the variety. Dishwasher safe. 54115–Each $15.95
Sprouting Seeds
Whole, natural, untreated and high germinating. Sprout mix includes all fi ve sprouting seeds offered.
½ Lb.
04405–Alfalfa 04407–Broccoli
04410–Chinese Cabbage 04420–Mung Bean 04430–Radish
04445–Sprout Mix – 62 –
(N) $8.95 (N) $7.95 (N) $6.95 (N) $4.95 (N) $5.45 (N) $6.95
1Lb.
(P) $13.95 (P) $12.95 (P) $11.95 (P) $7.95 (P) $8.95 (P) $11.95
reusable rot-proof mesh fence is ideal support for all kinds of climbing vegetables including beans, peas, cucumbers and more. Generous 5" x 6" rectangular openings provide plenty of space for plants to grow through and make harvest easy. Overall dimensions 20'L x 5'6"H. Stakes or posts are not included. Each $7.95
52836–Strong, mesh netting sup- ports climbing plants. This durable,
Pea Fence
fold fl at for easy storage. Each set includes two 8' x 31" fence sections. Price per set $27.95; 2 or more sets $25.95 each
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53367–Allows closer plant- ing and easier picking. This long-lasting 8 inch mesh gal- vanized wire fence prevents plants from tangling and spreading on the ground. The hinged 14 inch panels have 6 inch spikes for anchoring and
52840–Attractive and prac- tical support for climbing plants and vegetables. This sturdy structure easily supports climbing plants to reduce root stress. Made of black powder coated steel, the 3 section cen- ter pole easily assembles and includes plastic sleeves to pro- tect the joints from rain. The pole reaches 80" high and is
02887–(72 Day)–The fi rst stringless snap pea. The 2½ to 3½ inch pods are similar to Sugar Snap, but are slightly darker and a little more slender. High yielding vines are 24 to 30 inches tall. A must for gardeners who enjoy snap peas but not the strings. (Not pictured). (A) Pkt. $1.95; (N) ½ Lb. $5.95; (P) Lb. $9.95
SNOW PEAS
Grow these edible-podded peas like shell peas, but harvest the pods when the peas just begin to form and be- come visible in the pod. Delicious raw, steamed and stir-fried. 1½ ounce pkts.
Oregon Giant
02878–(65 Day)–Sweet, fl at and crispy pods. This high yielding vari- ety produces a tremendous crop of 5 inch stringless pods on 28 inch vines. If they develop too fast shell and use like regular peas. Resistant to common wilt, pea enation mosaic virus and pow- dery mildew. (A) Pkt. $1.95; (N) ½ Lb. $5.95; (P) Lb. $9.95; (P) 2 Lbs. $15.95; (P) 4 Lbs. $27.95
Chinese dishes. This highly produc- tive variety freezes well. The 3 to 4 foot wilt-resistant vines require support. (A) Pkt. $1.75; (N) ½ Lb. $4.95; (P) Lb. $7.95; (P) 2 Lbs. $13.95; (P) 4 Lbs. $24.95
Mammoth Melting Sugar 02875–(70 Day)–Sugar sweet favorites for stir-fry, salads and
MAMMOTH MELTING SUGAR Dwarf Grey Sugar
inch pods are stringless and fi ber-free, borne in clusters at the top of the plants. Introduced in 1892. (Not pictured). (A) Pkt. $1.65; (N) ½ Lb. $4.45; (P) Lb. $6.95; (P) 2 Lbs. $11.95; (P) 4 Lbs. $19.95
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02871–(65 Day)–Early and short vines. The 24 to 30 inch vines can be grown without staking. Flat light green, 2½ to 4
OREGON GIANT
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