Fax 1-888-HPS-SEED (477-7333) PUMPKINS
See below. D 5-10 days 75-80˚F
Direct seed into containers or packs. Allow 4-5 weeks for saleable plants. Can be direct seeded into the garden. 3-4 lbs./acre
See ‘Hijinks’ on page 6.
Big Moon - #03258 110 days. This mammoth giant is popular for Halloween. Weighs up to 250 lbs. Good orange color. Vines are not invasive. Ex- cellent variety.
(L) 1 oz. (M) 4 oz.
1 oz. = approx. 80 seeds (P) 1 lb. (S) 5 lbs.
$ 6.25 22.25
Big Moon
$ 79.95 384.95
FRUITS
Jack Be Little - #03274 ✱ 95 days. (350s.) Striking miniature orna- mental pumpkins, about the size of a baseball. Normal vine. Great for fall decorations. 1/2 oz. = approx. 175 seeds
(K) 1/2 oz. (L) 1 oz.
Jack Be Little
Lumina - #03277 110 days. The smooth, white surface of this unusual pumpkin makes it ideal for fall decorating. Fruits are 18 to 20 lbs. with bright orange fl esh and will last for weeks, not days.
(L) 1 oz. (M) 4 oz.
Dill’s Atlantic Giant - #03251 ✱ 120 days. (75s.) (PVP) Fruits more than 500 pounds are not uncommon. Fruit is round to fl attened round, ribbed, with striking bright orange color. Seed cavity is small. Flesh is meaty and makes great pies. 1/2 oz. = approx. 35 seeds $ 6.25 (M) 4 oz. 11.75 (P) 1 lb. Dill’s Atlantic Giant
(K) 1/2 oz. (L) 1 oz.
$ 39.85 134.95
Orange Smoothie Hybrid - #03278 ✱ 90-110 days. (180s.) 2002 AAS Win- ner. Easy-to-grow with fruits that typi- cally weigh 5 to 8 lbs. each when mature. Smooth, dark orange skin on 8” fruits. Semi-determinate, bush habit. (V) 100 seeds
$ 6.95 (W) 500 seeds STRAWBERRIES 60,000s. EVERBEARING TYPE
Temptation - #03700 ✱ 120 days. Yields large, sweet fruits. Sow from early spring on. Grow cool like other bedding plants. Perfect for packs. Can be sown again in late spring or early summer for fall sales.
(B) 1/256 oz. ( I ) 1/128 oz.
1/256 oz. = approx. 230 seeds $ 6.25 (O) 1/64 oz. 11.75 (D) 1/32 oz.
$21.00 40.50
Temptation $29.25
(Y) 200 seeds 12.95 (C) 1000 seeds 53.50 D 4-5 weeks
65˚F
Sow late Fall/early Winter at 68°F for Summer fruiting. Grow on at 60°F. Cover seed with thin layer of milled peat moss or vermiculite.
Solitaire
Solitaire Hybrid - #04077 85 days. Mini, seedless, round melons weigh just 3-1/2 to 5 lbs. each. Deep red fl esh is crisp and very sweet. A great choice for short season areas. Medium length vines. Sugar Baby is recommended as a pollinator. (T) 25 seeds $11.95 (V) 100 seeds $40.50 (R) 50 seeds
21.95 (G) 250 seeds 93.50 81
Orange Smoothie
$ 4.85 8.95
(M) 4 oz. 32.50 (P) 1 lb.
107.95 WATERMELONS SEEDLESS TYPES
See below. D 10 days 80˚F Direct seed into pots or packs. Allow 3-5 weeks for saleable plants in packs.
Lumina
1 oz. = approx. 100 seeds $ 6.50 (P) 1 lb. 22.95
$85.95
Apollo - #04022 (400s.) 75-80 days. Large, uniform, oval fruits weigh 18 to 20 lbs. each. Flavor is delicate, sweet and rich. Attractive, light green rinds are striped in darker green, while fl esh is bright scarlet, crisp and juicy, with just a few tiny, white pips. Start seeds in fully warmed soil inside or out, and plant with a diploid pollinator variety at a ratio of one diploid to every two triploids. (R) 50 seeds $17.50 (G) 250 seeds (V) 100 seeds
Apollo 32.25 (W) 500 seeds
$ 74.50 137.95
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