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This fast growing white stemmed Pak Choi has unusually dark green glossy leaves, and makes a dense, heavy, erect head. The compact plant can be crowded, and still make a large head. It is slow bolting and uniform.
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Great Lake 118 is an old-time favorite for home garden lettuce for spring or fall. It was considered an iceberg when introduced in 1944, but now is more accurately called a Crisphead since it typically produces a loose (not dense) head.
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With nice thick skin and a dense white interior. Roxanne is a very classy radish. Very uniform with good heat resistance. Can size up to 2″.
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Not only is Report resistant to Clubroot (and White Rust), but it makes very large dense heads with excellent yield.
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This new white eggplant is a real game-changer. Smooth, firm, and heavy. It has a refined small cap that is usually spineless. Flesh is dense, bright white, and slow to develop seeds. Excellent early and continuous yields.
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This fast growing, white stemmed Pak Choi has unusually dark green, glossy leaves, and makes a dense, heavy, erect head. The compact plant can be crowded. Bopak is slow bolting and uniform.
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Exceptional brown sugar flavor in a petite melon. Consistently ranks as the highest sugar melon in our Hershey trials, with a brix of 16 – 18%. Dense medium-firm deep-orange flesh.
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Early, meaty, and with good flavor. The fruit is a very good size for a first-early variety. Compact plants produce dense, dark-red fruits. Holds on vine for extended periods without splitting. Production and very early with good flavor for Northern and short-season growers.
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Main season variety with dual purpose as a fresh market boxing and slaw. A very upright variety with a vigorous growth habit and dense interior structure. High yields, excellent uniformity, and a strong root system. Try Bellicose in the Carolinas and north where its strong root system will help it stand up to the worst weather.
Expat has excellent stress tolerance and can handle heat, cold and too much or too little water better than other varieties in its slot. A protective wrap keeps the dense heat clean.
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