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Green Globe. Perennial. Likes a long growing season with
mild winters and rich soil. Easy to grow and quite delicious. Simply
boil and eat the fleshy outer leaves like asparagus, dipped in
butter. A gourmet's delight, grown on such an attractive plant that
it is often found in the flower garden. 3 to 6 foot plants with 3 to
4 inch heads. #100
Pkt. (1/32 oz.) $1.65;
1/2
oz. $4.89.
Mary Washington. Perennial. Resistance to some rusts and
blight, 60-day cutting season, most popular U.S. variety and the
standard commercial strain, early long straight spears with tight
tips. Pour warm water over seeds. When cool pour off water. Do this
two more times then sow seeds 2 in. deep. Cut asparagus after 3
years. #101
Pkt. (1/16 oz.) $1.55;
1/2 oz. $3.90.
Early Wonder. Dark purplish-red, 3 in. flattened globes,
used as a first early variety or for a midsummer, bunching beet for
home or market gardens. Tall vigorous dark-green 16-18 in. tops
tinged with maroon, excellent for greens. Beet greens are very
nutritious. One cup of beet greens has more iron than a hamburger
patty. 54 days. #113
Pkt. (1/16 oz.) $1.55;1/2
oz. $2.55;1
oz. $3.40.
Detroit Dark Red. Nearly globe shaped, blood-red 2.5 to 3 in.
diameter solid roots, main crop canner for home gardens. The standard
for beets. 60 days. #113
Pkt. (1/16 oz.) $1.45;1/2
oz. $2.65;1
oz. $3.50.
Broccoli Raab. Rapini. Italian heirloom broccoli. The
tender stems, buds, and flowers have a wonderfully delicate slightly
bitter/spicy/peppery broccoli flavor which can be enjoyed in salads,
stir-fried, or steamed. Likes cool weather so sow the seeds in the
very early spring or wait until late summer for a fall crop. Harvest
just before the flowers open. Also known as asparagus broccoli. 45
days. #114
Pkt. (1/32 oz.) $1.65;1/2
oz. $3.75;1
oz. $5.00.
De Cicco. Open-Pollinated. Old reliable European variety, 2-3
feet tall light green plants. Small main heads followed by many side
shoots. Harvest main head when about 3 inches to encourage side shoot
production. Good for spring or fall crop. Non-uniform in maturity,
more variable and more productive than hybrids, excellent quality. 48
days. #115
Pkt. (1/32 oz.) $1.50;1/2
oz. $2.85;1
oz. $3.75.
Waltham. Open-pollinated. Compact stocky 20 inch plants.
High yields of compact, dark blue-green, well rounded, medium
large heads with small buds. The best variety for Fall planting
because it withstands cold. 80 days Spring, or 135 days Fall.
#116
Pkt. (1/32 oz.) $1.50;
1/2 oz. $2.85;1
oz. $3.75.
Catskill/Long Island Improved. Open-pollinated. 50 to 100
dark green, tight, tender 1.25 to 1.5 in. heads which mature in
succession on strong, compact, 20 to 24 in. stalks. Begin harvest
with lower sprouts and work up the stalk. Good producer for spring or
fall harvest. Good freezer. High in vitamin C and low in calories. 85
- 110 days. #117
Pkt. (1/16 oz.) $1.50;1/2
oz. $3.75;1
oz. $4.50.
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