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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.

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.

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

Multi disease tolerant jumbo dark green to red. Large uniform fruit. Some tolerance to phytophthora. Fruit are anthrocyaninless. Uniform ripening.

Well suited for production in the Northeast where Phytophthora Capsici is a problem. Plants are strong with good cover and produce high quality large to extra‐large smooth fruit.

Produces a continuous set of large to extra large 3‐4 lobed fruit on a medium sized manageable plant. Resistant to bacteria leaf spot 1‐5, intermediate resistance to phytophthora, and is anthocyaninless; no purpling!

A large blocky sweet pepper that produces extra large 3‐4 lobed anthocyaninless fruit. Intermediate tolerance Phytophthora Blight.

Large high quality, firm, blocky dark green fruit with a strong plant habit. Adapted well for late season harvest. Excellent option for growers in the Northeast.

Extra-long Serrano-like shape. Dark green 2 oz. slender blunt nose. Fruit mature red. For slicing, processing, and fresh market.

Dependable radish for summer harvest with 12 to 18" roots.