PHOTO FROM STEPHEN DOLL, OAK HARBOR, WA
PARRIS ISLAND LETTUCE PHOTO FROM KOSSAK HYBRID
DENNIS BUSCHETTE, WAUBUN, MN
KOHLRABI
Edible, turnip-like stems grow just above the ground. Flavor is a cross between cabbage and turnips, but milder and sweeter. Delicious raw or cooked and high in vitamin C. Sow in spring at 3 week intervals. Harvest when 2 to 3 inches in diameter. One ounce will plant 300 feet. An average of 8000 seeds per ounce.
Kossak Hybrid
eating. (A) Pkt. (50 seeds) $2.75; 2 pkts. $4.70; (W) 500 seeds $15.95; (C) 1000 seeds $25.95
02499–(70 Day)–Grows incredibly large with no trace of woodi- ness. Rounded bulbs up to 10 inches across grow at least twice the size of other kohlrabi and yet the white fl esh maintains its sweet, delicate fl avor with no trace of fi ber. Smaller bulbs can be harvested earlier to al- low about 12 inch spacing for the giants. Provides a long season of good
LETTUCE INFORMATION–Lettuce grows best in cool weather. Plant as early as possible and successively every two weeks in spring, and again in late sum- mer for a fall crop. Head lettuce may be started indoors for earlier harvest. A packet contains about 1000 seeds except where noted and will sow 50 ft., an ounce 300 ft. of row. There are approximately 20,000 to 25,000 seeds in a ounce. Plant more than one variety for a longer harvest season.
ROMAINE OR COS LETTUCE
Romaine or Cos lettuces have thick, crisp, juicy leaves with the sweetest fl avor of any other type. Space 8 to 12 inches apart.
Parris Island
green leaves enfold a slightly savoyed, creamy-white heart. Flavor is sweet and mild. Ideal for Caesar salad or tossed with other greens. Very uniform and slow to bolt. (A) Pkt. $1.95; (K) ½ oz. $3.95; (L) oz. $5.95
02531–(50-70 Day)–Over 50 years old and still one of the most pop- ular Romaine’s. The 8 to 12 inch upright heads of thick, meaty, dark
02531 (ST) 15' Seed Tape $2.95; 2 for $4.90 Little Gem
to 6 inches tall for individual servings of gourmet hearts of Romaine. (A) Pkt. $1.95; (K) ½ oz. $3.95; (L) oz. $5.95
02534–(50-70 Day)–A baby Romaine heirloom favorite from Eng- land. Bright green leaves enclose a creamy blanched heart, forming small heads with sweet fl avor and crunchy texture. Harvest when heads are 4
GREEN TOWERS Green Towers MTO KONGO HYBRID Kongo Hybrid
02488–(58 Day)–Outstanding overall quality. Bulbs 4 to 6 inches across are light green outside with juicy, crisp, tender white fl esh inside. Flavor is superb, both raw and cooked. Plants have small, strong tops allowing for closer planting. Eating quality holds for a long time in the garden with no trace of woodiness.
(A) Pkt. (100 seeds) $2.95; 2 pkts. $5.20; (C) 1000 seeds $18.95 Kolibri Hybrid
02498–(60 Day)–The best purple-skinned kohlrabi. Nearly fi berless white fl esh remains sweet, juicy and crunchy when other varieties have become woody. Flattened 4 to 6 inch bulbs have medium-sized tops al-
lowing for closer planting. Superb fl avor both raw and cooked. (A) Pkt. (100 seeds) $2.95; 2 pkts. $5.20; (C) 1000 seeds $18.95 Early White Vienna
fl avor. Excellent for freezing. (Not pictured). (A) Pkt. (approx. 500 seeds) $1.95; (K) ½ oz. $3.95; (L) oz. $5.95
ICEBERG OR HEAD LETTUCE
02490–(55 Day)–Very early with distinct small tops. Skin is light green and smooth, fl esh is tender and juicy with unique mild
This is the lettuce most commonly purchased at the grocery store. It tends to be more heat sensitive than other lettuce types. Our Calmar vari- ety is widely adapted and well-suited for growing in a home garden.
Calmar
02518–(75 Day)–Dependably forms big, fi rmly packed heads with fresh green color. This widely adapted ice- berg-type can be planted all season as it has strong resistance to heat, tipburn and downy mildew. Heads have a well- closed base that locks in the sweet, mild fl avor and crisp, tender leaf tex- ture. Rarely becomes bitter. Widely
CALMAR – 66 – Amaze
downy mildew. (A) Pkt. (approx. 500 seeds) $3.25; 2 pkts. $5.70; (J) ¼ oz. $19.95; (K) ½ oz. $29.95
02535–(60 Day)–(PVP)–So pretty you could use this lettuce as a colorful, edible border. In a salad bowl, it has no equal. Unlike many Red Little Gem types, this one produces no speckled leaves for an appealing color presen- tation. Leaves have a soft, supple tex- ture and are glossy, burgundy-red on the exterior and yellow on the interior. Uniform plants have good resistance to
AMAZE ANNAPOLIS Annapolis
02536–(70 Day)–(PVP)–One of the darkest red romaine lettuces. The color of the scal- loped glossy leaves is nearly black-red. The crispy leaves form a loose, upright head. Fla- vor is mild and sweet without a trace of bitterness, unlike many other red types. Quality is ex- ceptional at both baby leaf stage or full size. Has downy mildew
resistance. (A) Pkt. (approx. 500 seeds) $2.75; (J) ¼ oz. $7.45; (K) ½ oz. $11.95; (L) oz. $18.95
Jung’s Caesar Salad Blend
are a tasty treat tossed with other greens. (Not pictured). (A) Pkt. $1.95; (K) ½ oz. $3.95; (L) oz. $5.95
LETTUCE SAMPLER #2
02540 (X)–Includes one pkt. each of Red Salad Bowl (p. 67), Simpson Elite (p. 67), Nevada (p. 67) and Little Gem, 4 pkts total, for $7.55
grown in Europe for home garden use. (A) Pkt. (approx. 500 seeds) $2.25; (J) ¼ oz. $5.95; (K) ½ oz. $9.95; (L) oz. $15.95
02557–(45 Day)–Make gourmet salads! This mix of both green and red- leaved Romaine lettuces can be picked at baby size or left to form 8 to 12 inch dense heads. The crisp, sweet, juicy leaves make gourmet Caesar salads and
LETTUCE SAMPLER #3 02539 (X)–Includes one pkt. each of Green Ice (p. 67), Edox, Crisp Mint and Annapolis, 4 pkts total, a $10.80 value for $8.95
HEIRLOOM LETTUCE SAMPLER
02597 (X)–Includes one packet each of Little Gem, Buttercrunch (p.67), Red Salad Bowl (p.67) and Salad Bowl, (p.67) 4 pkts total, a $7.80 value for $6.45
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Wash and ‘spin-dry’ greens easily with a simple one-handed operation.
54280–Salad spinners have become a kitchen staple and Oxo makes one of the best. The bowl has a wide base equipped with a non-slip ring to hold it in place when spinning at top speed. A fl at top locks down to make storage easy. The patented pump mechanism allows more greens to be cleaned at one time. A built-in brake stops on a dime. It features a soft, non-slip knob that ac- tivates the pump by simply pressing it. The green basket can be used separate- ly as a colander and the elegant, clear bowl is perfect for serving. The clear lid separates for easy cleaning. Top rack dishwasher safe. 4.49 qt. capacity. Measures 10"x10"x7.2". Each $32.95
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02526–(62 Day)–This is the romaine lettuce you’ll often fi nd in grocery stores. It produces large, full-bodied heads of lightly savoyed, dark green leaves with fresh, mild, delicious fl a- vor. It’s slightly earlier, larger and less cupped at the top than other cos types. Trials across the country have proven it to perform consistently in all growing regions. Note: The seed is untreated, but a colored fi lm has been added to the seed for improved visibility and ease of sowing. (A) Pkt. (approx. 500 seeds) $2.45; 2 pkts. $4.20; (E) 5000 seeds $12.95
LITTLE GEM CRISP MINT Crisp Mint
02525–(60-65 Day)–This romaine is unsurpassed for its crisp, sweet fl a- vor. The mint-green leaves are uniquely puckered, giving them a succulent, crispy texture along with an outstanding sweet and mild fl avor that never turns bitter. Compact, well-structured heads
grow upright to a height of 10 inches. (A) Pkt. $2.65; 2 pkts. $4.50; (K) ½ oz. $6.95; (L) oz. $11.95
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