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Seed Savers Cucumber - Japanese Climbing (organic)
This Japanese climbing variety bears tender, crisp, and slightly tart 9"-long cucumbers that are excellent for slicing or pickling. Listed by J.M. Thornton & Company in 1894, this variety's strong grasping tendrils make it ideal for growing on a trellis o
Cucumber - Japanese Climbing (organic)
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Seed Savers Pepper - Aji Cristal
Pepper species are native to the Americas and have been cultivated for thousands of years. The Spanish and Portuguese brought them back to Europe and to their colonies in Africa and Asia. From there peppers continued to spread and develop.The chemical in
Pepper - Aji Cristal
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Seed Savers Brussels Sprouts - Long Island Improved
A single stalk of this variety can bear 50-100 dark-green Brussels sprouts (florets) over an extended period. Compact plants produce sturdy spikes with edible florets that mature from the bottom up and take on sweeter tones after a light frost. Introduced
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Brussels Sprouts - Long Island Improved
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Seed Savers Radish - French Breakfast (organic)
(aka Radis Demi-long Rose a Bout Blanc) A very early market garden radish of French origin. Listed by J.M. Thorburn & Co of New York in 1870. Oblong and blunt, rose-scarlet with a white tip. White crisp flesh with a mildly pungent flavor. Sow in the sprin
Radish - French Breakfast (organic)
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Seed Savers Tomato - Brandywine (Red) (organic)
(aka Red Brandywine) The original Brandywine introduced by Johnson and Stokes in 1889 from seeds they received from a customer in Ohio. Named after Brandywine Creek in Chester County, Pennsylvania. Large vines produce deep red 8-12 ounce fruits. Excellent
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Tomato - Brandywine (Red) (organic)
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Seed Savers Pea - British Wonder (organic)
A large-podded dwarf pea of good quality and yield. Introduced in England by Taber and Cullen circa 1890; W. Atlee Burpee introduced it in America in 1904. Probably a selection from American Wonder. Short vines grow 3' tall and require trellising. Shell,
Pea - British Wonder (organic)
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Seed Savers Watermelon - Golden Midget
An outstanding little watermelon, with golden-yellow rind and salmon pink flesh. Pleasantly sweet, about 3 pounds in weight. Bred by Elwyn Meader and Albert Yaeger at UNH in 1959; a cross between New Hampshire Midget and Pumpkin Rind. Has a built-in ripen
Watermelon - Golden Midget
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Seed Savers Watermelon - Blacktail Mountain (organic)
Gorgeous green-black round fruits weigh 6-12 pounds. Deep scarlet flesh is super sweet, juicy, and crunchy. Perfect for short season areas; also does well in hot humid climates. Bred by SSE member Glenn Drowns in the 1970s when he lived in northern Idaho,
Watermelon - Blacktail Mountain (organic)
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Seed Savers Tomato - Italian Heirloom (organic)
Winner of SSE’s 2012 Tomato Tasting. Outstanding variety from Italy. Plants are loaded with red fruits weighing over a pound. One of the most productive varieties we have grown at Heritage Farm. Excellent full tomato flavor. Ideal for slicing and cannin
Tomato - Italian Heirloom (organic)
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Seed Savers Kale - Lacinato (organic)
(aka Dinosaur, Nero di Toscana) Italian kale which reportedly dates back to the 18th century. Blue-green strap-like leaves are 3" wide by 10-18" long with a heavily savoyed texture. Excellent flavor that is enhanced by frost. Best eaten when leaves are sm
Kale - Lacinato (organic)
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Seed Savers Cauliflower - Early Snowball (organic)
Smooth 6-7" heads of tightly formed white curds are solid, crisp, and tender. This variety is well-suited to being eaten raw, baked, roasted, or steamed. Can be overwintered for an early crop in warmer regions. Introduced to American gardeners in 1878 by
Cauliflower - Early Snowball (organic)
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Seed Savers Tomato - Moonglow (organic)
Winner of SSE's 2007 Tomato Tasting. Uniform bright orange globes with solid flesh, few seeds, and mild sweetness. Excellent keeper. Indeterminate, 85 days from transplant.
Tomato - Moonglow (organic)
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Seed Savers Tomato - Hungarian Heart
First listed in the 1991 SSE Yearbook by Jerry Muller of Alabama. He acquired the variety in 1988 from Ed Simon of Pennsylvania. Simon stated it was brought to the United States in 1901 from a village 20 miles from Budapest. Huge pink oxheart fruits weigh
Tomato - Hungarian Heart
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Seed Savers Tomato - Green Zebra
Bred by Thomas Wagner of Tater Mater Seeds and introduced in 1983, this variety produces very prolific plants that bear olive-yellow 1½-2½" fruits with deep-green zebra stripes and a sweet, zingy flavor. Indeterminate, 75-80 days from transplant
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Tomato - Green Zebra
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Seed Savers Tomato - German Pink (organic)
One of the two original Bavarian heirlooms from Diane Ott Whealy's family that started SSE. Potato leaf plants produce large 1-2 pound beefsteak fruits. Meaty flesh with few seeds, very little cracking or blossom scars. Full sweet flavor. Excellent for ca
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Tomato - German Pink (organic)
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Seed Savers Onion - Red Wethersfield
(aka Dark Red Beauty) Listed as Large Red in 1834 by Hovey & Co. of Boston. By 1850, the name Wethersfield was in use by such companies as Comstock, Ferre & Co of Wethersfield, Connecticut. Large flattened globes with purple-red skin. Mildly pungent flesh
Onion - Red Wethersfield
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Seed Savers Corn - Golden Bantam Improved (organic)
Producing an early crop for home gardeners and market growers, this historic variety has an excellent sweet flavor and is ideal for freezing and fresh eating. The original strain of Golden Bantam was introduced by W. Atlee Burpee in 1902, and this improve
Corn - Golden Bantam Improved (organic)
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Seed Savers Melon - Minnesota Midget
Extra-early variety bred by the University of Minnesota at St. Paul in 1948; introduced by Farmer Seed and Nursery Company. Capable of producing two crops an excellent choice for northern gardeners. Vines seldom over 3' long; suitable for growing in conta
Melon - Minnesota Midget
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Seed Savers Beet - Early Blood Turnip
Available as early as 1825 from seedsmen such as Sinclair & Moore of Baltimore, MD. Good all purpose variety with dark red flesh that is sweet, crisp, and tender. Excellent market and home garden variety for summer and autumn use. Now relatively rare. 48-
Beet - Early Blood Turnip
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Seed Savers Sunflower - Rostov (organic)
(H. annuus) Classic Russian sunflower. Heads grow up to 12" in diameter on sturdy 6' stalks. Very good variety for edible seed production. Annual, 70 days.
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Sunflower - Rostov (organic)
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Seed Savers Herb - Genovese Basil (organic)
(O. basilicum) This classic large-leaved Italian sweet basil, prized for its flavor and heady aroma, is a top pick for many cooks when making pesto. Fragrant plants grow 18-24" and produce densely branched plants when pinched back regularly. Can be choppe
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Herb - Genovese Basil (organic)
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Seed Savers Tomato - Martino's Roma (organic)
Italian variety with pretty rugose (puckered) foliage. Very heavy set of mild 2-3 ounce fruits perfectly suited for making sauce, salsa, and paste. Tends to fall off the vine when fully ripe. Determinate, but requires trellis, 75 days from transplant.
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Tomato - Martino's Roma (organic)
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Seed Savers Kohlrabi - White Vienna (organic)
(Brassica oleracea) (aka Early White Vienna, Di Vienna Bianco) Pre-1860 variety. Pale green above ground globes with crisp white flesh. Sweet and mild with a flavor reminiscent of turnips. Best harvested at 2½" diameter. Excellent raw or steamed. 50-65 da
Kohlrabi - White Vienna (organic)
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Seed Savers Tomato - Dester (organic)
Winner of SSE's 2011 Tomato Tasting and runner-up in 2012. Donated to SSE by Missouri farmer Larry Pierce, who received his seeds from an Amish woman in Seymour, Missouri. She originally got her seeds from a doctor she worked for whose family had brought
Tomato - Dester (organic)
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