Emerald Jewel F1 Broccoli (Brassica oleracea, Botrytis Group)
Approx. 9,000 seeds/oz. Seeds germ in about 10 days. Set plants 12-24”apart in rows 18-36” apart. Days to maturity are from transplant.
2108 Castle Dome F1 Heads are uniformly large, deep and heavy domed with small tight beads. Early ma- turity and good holding ability. Noted in trial reports for good cold vigor and heat tolerance. Compact 22" plants with open habit. Resistant HS, BB. Crown cut packs, Bunching, Florets.
2110U Coronado Crown F1 58 days. Large, very solid, blue green, well-rounded, dome shaped heads for early FURZQ SURGXFWLRQ +HDG TXDOLW\ LV TXLWH UHÀ QHG ZLWK WLQ\ EHDGV DQG H[FHOOHQW À UPQHVV 3ODQWV KDYH JRRG KHDW tolerance, adaptable to warm areas where growing of JRRG EURFFROL FDQ EH GLIÀ FXOW ([FHOOHQW VWHP TXDOLW\ UHVLVWV À EHU IRUPDWLRQ +HDY\ FURS RI VLGH VKRRWV DOORZV for continual harvest after the main head is cut. Shows JRRG À HOG KROGLQJ DELOLW\ ZKLFK LV D SOXV IRU ODWH VSULQJ harvest. Fresh Mkt, Processing, Shipping.
2130 Emerald Jewel F1 67-77 days. Classy smooth dome shaped heads, with dense, small beads. Green. Tall clean stems. Excellent for crown cut and versatile for fall, late fall, and spring to early summer harvest. Overwinter production may add 20 days to maturity time. Tolerant DM, Clubroot. Crown Cut, Fresh Mkt.
2140 Marathon F1 75 days. Deep, dome-shaped heads, small beads, and vigorous plants. Tolerant BLS, BR, DM, HS. Fresh Mkt, Processing.
2142 Maximo F1 64-74 days. High potential yield and weight. Dome shaped blue-green heads with small beads. Mid-tall plants with 24” top length have short- branching habit, great for bunching and cut processing. Excellent replacement for Premium Crop when needed. Tolerant DM. Fresh Mkt, Bunching, Processing.
2145 Packman F1 50 days summer; 64 days spring. Early, especially suited to northern areas. Large, quality heads 6-7" across. Compact
uniform plants. Fresh Mkt.
2150 Patriot F1 GD\V *UHHQEHOW W\SH 6PDOO À QH beads and high dome shaped heads. Holds well before and after harvest. Tolerant BB, DM. Fresh Mkt.
Broccoli Raab (Brassica Rapa, Ruvo Group)
Approx. 9,000 seeds/oz. ¼ oz sows 100’ of row. Direct- sow 2 lbs/acre. Sow seeds ¼” deep in rows 2½-3’ apart. Seeds germ in about 10 days.
2177U Spring Sprouting 60 days. OP. Popular ethnic vegetable. Early. Many small, tender shoots and leaves ZLWK GHOLFLRXV Á DYRU )UHVK 0NW
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Brussels Sprouts (Brassica oleracea, Gemmifera Group)
Seeds germ in about 10 days. Set plants 18-24” apart in rows 24-40” apart. Days to maturity are from sowing.
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2202 Franklin F1 100 days. Early harvest of high quality sprouts. Nearly spherical 1” to 1½”sprouts are À UP DQG WLJKWO\ ZUDSSHG 7DOO SODQWV ZLWK JRRG \LHOG potential.
2206 Hestia F1 100 days. 1" diameter sprouts have bright green wrappers and smooth, dense yellow interior. Erect
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2203U Igor F1 Main season 180 day variety for fall, winter & overwintering schedules. High yield potential. Uniform stems & sprouts. Stems are very broad, about 32" and bear abundant 1"-1.5" sprouts, nicely spaced for clean development, borne mostly from about 6" above ground on up, for OHVV VRLO VSODVK 6SURXWV DUH XQLIRUP GHHS JUHHQ À UP smooth and round. Healthy plants, very robust against frost. Easy to pick, recommended for hand harvest of UHÀ QHG KLJK TXDOLW\ VSURXWV )UHVK 0NW 3URFHVVLQJ
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2204 Jade Cross F1 90 days. Extra early, can be sown later than most varieties and still matures well in early frosts. Shorter stalks than most varieties, less prone to lodging or other wind damage. High yield of medium À UP URXQG
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Cat# 2108
Broccoli Castle Dome
2110U Coronado Crown 2130 2140 2142 2145 2150
Emerald Jewel Marathon Maximo
Packman Patriot
Cat# Broccoli Raab
2177U Spring Sprouting Cat#
2192 2202 2206
Brussels Sprouts (M=1000) &RQ¿ GDQW Franklin Hestia
2203U Igor 2204
Jade Cross (M=1000)
100 sd 1.90
2.15 1.70 1.45 1.45 2.35 1.50
1¼16 oz 1.50
100 sd 4.00
4.65 4.85 3.80 1.45
1000 sd 14.45
15.95 12.85 9.65
10.45 17.40 9.85
1 oz 2.45
500 sd 15.15
17.75 18.25 14.40 5.35
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(per M) 11.65 12.90 10.35 7.80 8.45
13.90 7.95
¼ lb 8.40
1000 sd 24.35
28.50 29.45 23.20 8.65
10 M (per M)
9.90
10.95 8.75 6.55 7.00
11.85 6.70
½ lb 14.15
(per M) 20.70 24.15 24.95
5 M
19.70 7.30
To Order Call: 800-622-7333 (USA) or 864-227-5150 (Int'l) Igor F1
50 M (per M)
8.75 9.60 7.80 5.85 6.30
10.50 5.95
1 lb 25.00
10 M (per M)
18.30 21.60 22.15
17.45 6.50
100 M (per M)
8.00 8.90 7.15 5.35 5.80 9.65 5.45
(per lb) 22.90
5 lb
50 M (per M)
16.80 19.70 20.30
16.00 5.95
9 Maximo F1 Coronado Crown F1
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