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VEGETABLES
King Arthur Hybrid - #03144 Q 65-70 days. Formerly known as Fat ‘N Sassy. The best green to bright red bell for home or market gardeners and one of the earliest varieties ever to turn bright red. Sweet, crunchy, 4-lobed fruits are thick-walled and blocky – about 4-1/2 by 4-1/2”. Upright plants grow up to 24” and are highly resistant to Bacterial Leaf Spot and Potato Virus Y.
(V) 100 seeds $10.25; 3 or more $9.85 each (W) 500 seeds $42.95; 2 or more $41.50 each
Merlot King Arthur
Merlot Hybrid - #03190 Q 68 days. Rich, jewel-toned, 5” by 4” beau- tiful blocky fruits have crisp, thick walls and a very sweet flavor. High-yielding and adaptable to both hot and cool weather conditions. Plants grow 18 to 24” tall with good protection provided by lush foliage. Resistant to Tobacco Mosaic Virus and Bacterial Leaf Spot.
(V) 100 seeds $6.75; 3 or more $6.45 each (W) 500 seeds $27.95; 2 or more $26.50 each
King of the North - #03174 60-65 days. One of the most reliable vari- eties for short season areas in the North. Huge, blocky, bright red fruits grow 6” long and 4” across. Fruits are sweet and juicy with thick walls and are super for stuffing. Mild taste becomes even more mellow as fruits mature. Sturdy plants produce heavy yields and have excellent tolerance to cooler weather. 1/4 oz. = approx. 1,000 seeds
(J) 1/4 oz. $12.25; 3 or more $11.85 each (L) 1 oz. $40.95; 2 or more $39.50 each
King of the North New Ace
New Ace Hybrid - #03189 Q 65 days. Deep green, large, 3-lobed fruits mature to bright red and are very sweet. An extra-early heavy producer that’s per- fect for short growing seasons. Plants have a spreading habit and excellent resistance to Tomato Mosaic Virus and Tobacco Mo- saic Virus. Suitable for greenhouse and open field production.
(V) 100 seeds $4.75; 3 or more $4.50 each (W) 500 seeds $19.50; 2 or more $18.25 each
Majestic Red Hybrid - #03175 Q 75-85 days. Large, 6 to 7” blocky peppers have a mild, sweet flavor, weigh 4 to 6 oz. each and are smooth with thick, crunchy walls. Fruits are heavy for their size – per- fect for stuffing! – and mature from green to a bright candy-apple red. Wide adapt- ability ensures excellent yields in most ar- eas. Medium to large plants provide good foliage cover. Highly resistant to TMV and Bacterial Spot.
(V) 100 seeds $10.25; 3 or more $9.85 each (W) 500 seeds $42.95; 2 or more $40.95 each 90
Majestic Red
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North Star Hybrid - #03191 Q 60-65 days. Extremely early and ideal for Northern states and other short-season ar- eas. Plants, 18 to 22” tall, are particularly adapted to set 3 to 4-lobed, blocky, 4-1/2 by 3-1/2” fruits even under unfavorable conditions. Highly resistant to Tobacco Mosaic Virus.
(V) 100 seeds $10.95; 3 or more $10.50 each (W) 500 seeds $44.95; 2 or more $42.95 each
North Star
Orange Blaze Hybrid - #03192 Q (PVP) 65-70 days. 2011 AAS Winner. Very sweet, early to mature, disease resistant – and did we mention orange? An intense, high-impact color that electrifies salads and stir-fries. Gourmet-style, 2 to 3-lobed fruits are 3 to 4” long and 1-1/2” wide, shiny and blemish-free. Flavor and color peak at the same time. Highly resistant to Tobacco Mosaic Virus and Bacterial Leaf Spot Races 0-3, 7 and 8.
(V) 100 seeds $23.95; 3 or more $21.95 each (W) 500 seeds $96.95; 2 or more $94.95 each
Orange Blaze
Purple Beauty - #03201 Q 70 days. Deep purple, blocky bells have thick walls. Compact plants yield heavily and provide good cover to protect fruits from sunscald.
1/8 oz. = approx. 500 seeds
(H) 1/8 oz. $5.50; 3 or more $5.25 each (K) 1/2 oz. $17.95; 2 or more $16.50 each
Purple Beauty
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