57 days. Pods are slightly ribbed, spineless, long and slender. Plants average 41/2 feet. A Clemson Spineless type. Widely adapted.

86 days. Argent has 16 rows of white kernels, ear length 81/2 inches. This variety is a heterozygous sugar enhancer with excellent eating quality. Plant height approximately 77 inches, ear height approximately 23 inches. Superb for home garden, fresh market. tolerant to Stewarts wilt.

70 days. Longest cuke on the market 2-3 ft., pale green fruits, crisp texture, mild flavor. Fruit grows straight if on fence or trellis, for easy slicing. Left unsupported cukes curl into unique shapes.

40 days. Adds unmistakable taste to salads. Very hardy, with a fine peppery/sweet flavor. Quick to sprout.

85-90 days. Aspen is a very attractive, large fruited pumpkin with rich orange color. The stems are large and sturdy. Fruit grow on a vigorous, semi-bush plant. Average weight 20 pounds. Aspen stores and ships well.

85 days. A melon with fruit very similar to Crimson Sweet, blocky shape, average 20-22 pounds. Tests show a higher sugar content and better flesh color than Crimson Sweet. Small seeds are dark brown. Plants are tolerant to Fusarium Wilt, Downy Mildew and Anthracnose Race 1, and Anthracnose Race 2. Very high yields, excellent quality.

75 days (first blooms). Beautiful mixture of yellow, orange, bronze and purple shades on 8"-9" flowers. Suitable for flower arrangements. Heat and drought tolerant. Plants should be 10" apart after thinning. Small seed.

88 days. This is the butternut hybrid squash for professionals. Avalon F1 is our newest and best butternut squash. It gives high yields due to its high pack out. Somewhat larger than Waltham. Early to mature. Uniform, wide tops. Good tan color with fewer green stripes. Outstanding yields. Fruit 5" x 11", weighs 4-5 lbs.

(Mini White Pumpkin) 95 days. “Baby Boo” makes a nice companion to “Jack-Be-Little.” Fruit average 2-3 inches in width, edible white flesh. Fruit shape is variable. Great for Halloween, Thanksgiving or Christmas decorating. Harvest before frost, pull while vines are still vigorous for white color as stressed plants will cause the fruit to be ivory color. Fruit can be stored 12-16 months if properly cured.

Annual. A wonderful old-fashioned flower also called "Corn Flower" in mixed colors of blue, pink, wine-red and white. Flowers are about 1-1 1/2 inches in diameter, and grow 2-3 ft. tall. Produce an almost endless supply of cut-flowers late spring and summer. Like sun to part-sun. Sow direct in garden.