Q Pixie Stakes available – See page 131
Goldprize Hybrid - #03539 Q 42 days. High yielding plants produce an abundance of beautiful, straightneck, 6 to 7”, very smooth, glossy, bottle shaped fruits. Vigorous, semi-prostrate
with fewer spines, lessens possible fruit damage during harvest. Resistant to Wa- termelon and Zucchini Yellows Mosaic Virus. Plants are healthy and productive.
(V) 100 seeds $9.95; 3 or more $9.50 each (W) 500 seeds $40.95; 2 or more $39.50 each
Goldprize habit,
Black - #03509 44 days. Large fruits with greenish-black color and white, firm flesh. Skin is slightly ridged. (Not pictured.)
(L) 1 oz. $4.25; 3 or more $3.95 each (M) 4 oz. $11.95; 2 or more $10.50 each
Cashflow Hybrid - #03522 44-47 days. A medium-green, Eastern zuc- chini that produces an abundance of high- quality fruits on open, vigorous plants. Fruits are uniform and slightly tapered, about 8” long and just under 2” in diameter. Perfect for markets and home gardens.
(V) 100 seeds $10.25; 3 or more $9.95 each (W) 500 seeds $42.95; 2 or more $40.95 each
Cashflow
VEGETABLES
Gold Rush
Gold Rush Hybrid - #03545 Q 52 days. 1980 AAS Winner. Large 7 to 8” firm fruits, with glossy, tender golden skin, are consistently straight, with almost no bulbing. Creamy white flesh is delec- table when cooked or eaten raw. Perfect for home gardens. Plants have a vigorous open habit for easy harvest.
ZUCCHINI TYPES
Ambassador Hybrid - #03503 Q 47 days. High yields of fruits with consis- tent shape and size and a deep green color. Plants have an open habit making it easy to harvest. Resistant to Powdery Mildew.
(V) 100 seeds $11.25; 3 or more $10.75 each (W) 500 seeds $46.95; 2 or more $44.95 each
Ambassador
Dark Green - #03525 Q 50 days. Fruits are shiny, cylindrical, 10 to 12”, and have a rich dark green color. Flesh is firm with a delicious flavor. Vig- orous, bushy plants are heavy yielders.
(L) 1 oz. $3.95; 3 or more $3.75 each (M) 4 oz. $11.95; 2 or more $10.95 each
Dark Green Green Tiger
Bossa Nova Hybrid - #03511 Q 30-45 days. 2015 AAS Winner. Beautiful dark and light green mottled skin makes fruits easier to see at harvest time. Compact plants produce 3 to 6” fruits earlier in the season and continue for up to three weeks longer than comparable varieties. Smooth flesh, texture and sweet, mild taste are much improved over similar zucchini types.
(V) 100 seeds $11.95; 3 or more $11.25 each (W) 500 seeds $47.95; 2 or more $45.95 each
Bossa Nova
Green Tiger Hybrid - #03546 55 days. A European pedigree summer squash. Glossy, 7” fruits have dark green skin with light green stripes. Fruits are best-of-breed in appearance and eating quality. Harvest when young for optimal flavor and texture. Stout, bushy plants, 24 to 30” in height, are ideal for open field production.
Zucchini Yellow Mosaic Virus. (R) 50 seeds $8.50; 3 or more $8.15 each (G) 250 seeds $34.95; 2 or more $32.95 each
EASY PICK HYBRID SERIES
45-50 days. The name says it all – an open habit with nearly no spines on the stems, so gardeners can count on easy and con- tinuous harvesting. Simply twist the slen- der fruit to pick – less scarring and clean harvest means longer shelf life. Produces smooth-textured zucchini in both green and gold-skinned varieties with strong, bold colors – grow and market together. Perfect for fresh eating and stir-fries.
Gold II - #03533 Q
Green - #03534 Q Prices, above 2: (R) 50 seeds $7.25; 3 or more $6.95 each (G) 250 seeds $28.95; 2 or more $27.50 each
Easy Pick Gold II (left) & Green (right)
95 Intermediate resistance to
(V) 100 seeds $9.45; 3 or more $8.95 each (W) 500 seeds $38.95; 2 or more $36.95 each
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