VEGETABLES


Q Pixie Stakes available – See page 131


JELLY BEAN HYBRID SERIES 72 days. Prolific yielder of oblong fruits, with bite-sized, 1/4 to 1/2 oz., fruits grow- ing in groups of 15 to 30 per cluster. Can be harvested later in the season than most. A nice complement to grape types. Some pruning required. Indeterminate.


Red Grapette


Grapette Hybrid F - #00324 75 days. Thin-skinned and juicy, with a distinctive flavor and inviting shape. Ob- long fruits weigh just 1/3 to 1/2 oz. each and grow in clusters of 16 to 40 – easy pickings, and even easier eating. Semi- determinate.


(G) 250 seeds $7.95; 3 or more $7.50 each (C)1000 seeds $30.95; 2 or more $28.50 each


Red Robin


Red VFFASt - #00387 Q Yellow VFFASt - #00837 Q


Prices, above 2: (V) 100 seeds $7.95; 3 or more $7.65 each (W) 500 seeds $32.95; 2 or more $31.50 each


Yellow


LITTLE BIRDY HYBRID SERIES 55 days. Ornamental edibles for home gar- dens and container plant programs just got better with these latest additions. Brightly colored, 1” round, excellent tasting cher- ries contrast nicely against deep green foliage that provides good cover against sunscald. All varieties match in habit and fruit maturity and are suitable for sales in 5” pots or larger, hanging baskets and mixed patio containers. Dwarf plants are compact, well-branched and have excep- tionally high yields. Determinate.


Red Robin - #00612 Q Extra sweet red fruits. (G) 250 seeds $14.95; 3 or more $14.50 each (C)1000 seeds $49.95; 2 or more $47.95 each


Jasper


Jasper Hybrid FF - #00385 Q 60 days. 2013 AAS Winner. Outstand- ing disease resistance results in extended harvests of this delightful cherry. Round, 3/4” red fruits weigh less than 1 oz. each with sweet, rich flavor and a pleasant tex- ture. Fruits grow on small trusses, holding their quality for a long time on the vine and after picking. Overcomes weather-re- lated stresses with ease. Resistant to Early Blight, Septoria Leaf Spot and the dreaded Late Blight, as well as Crack and Rot re- sistant. Indeterminate.


(R) 50 seeds $19.95; 3 or more $18.95 each (G) 250 seeds $79.95; 2 or more $77.95 each


Jolly Hybrid N - #00397 70-75 days. 2001 AAS Winner. Good acid content and exceptionally sweet flavor put this variety well ahead of the competition. Meaty pink fruits are produced in clusters of 9 to 14, weighing about 1-1/2 oz. each, with a distinct peach shape. Not prone to cracking. Indeterminate.


(G) 250 seeds $17.95; 3 or more $17.25 each (C)1000 seeds $62.95; 2 or more $60.95 each


Jolly


Rosy Finch - #00635 Q Deep rose fruits. Yellow Canary - #00832 Q Clear sunny yellow fruits.


Prices, above 2: (V) 100 seeds $9.25; 3 or more $8.75 each (W) 500 seeds $37.95; 2 or more $36.50 each


Little Bing 98


Little Bing Hybrid VFF - #00435 Q 60-65 days. Flavor-filled, 1” fruits are de- licious fresh or in your favorite recipes. Compact plants, with a tidy habit and healthy green foliage, are very appealing at retail. At less than 24” tall, plants flourish in containers, stay a manageable size and produce lots of tomatoes in a period of just a few weeks for a large harvest. Small trel- lises can be used if needed. Determinate. (V) 100 seeds $11.95; 3 or more $11.25 each (W) 500 seeds $47.95; 2 or more $46.50 each


Yellow Canary Rosy Finch


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