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High glucosinolate producing arugula that is an excellent trap crop for root knot and sugar beet cyst nematode. Shows good disease and weed suppression also. Plant in spring, summer, or fall. Very cold and drought tolerant. Over‐winters in many Northern climates in the rosette stage. Mowing at bloom maintains cover for longer periods, improving nematode trapping potential. Can be utilized in vineyards and orchards. Seeding rate: 5‐7 lbs. per acre.

Long medium dark green, uniform pods with good quality interiors. This upright plant has mid-high pod positioning and a good yield potential.

An improved Volcano type with better yields and red/yellow pods with contrasting colors at full maturity. Bushy plant without runners.

Striking red‐purple obovate‐shaped buttons. Firm well‐filled sprouts with unique mild taste.

Gorgeous striped eggplant will not fail to impress growers and eaters alike. Produces well in both high tunnel and open field. Spineless calyx, deep purple color striped with fine white lines.

Light green bulbs grow 6" in diameter. Snow-white interior flesh has a crunchy texture.

Attractive dark red interior, shiny exterior color and globe shape. Strong against root diseases. Adaptable to overhead, furrow, and drip irrigation.

Produces a large, round buld with a small neck and medium-red skin color. Good internal color and medium term storage potential. Ideal for the Northeast and Canada.

Large dark red bulbs with small necks and strong root system for growing in marginal muck soils.

Medium to dark red exterior with good internal color. Suitable for transplants or direct seeding in the Northeast.