Start Early for Transplants
Some crops perform best when grown from transplants, that is, started indoors and grown into a sturdy seedling that is then planted. Because these crops must be further along in their growth cycle at planting, they require up-front indoor growing time. Some crops are seeded as early as January or February! Our Research department has identified all the crops that grow best when transplanted, so you can better plan your garden.
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Strong, balanced, high-yielding plant.
Strong, balanced, high-yielding plant.
75 Days
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Similar to Altiplano.
Similar to Altiplano.
62 green; 82 red ripe
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Johnny's Exclusive
Vigorous, slow-bolting red butter type.
Vigorous, slow-bolting red butter type.
see product description
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Lovely double-ribbed appearance.
Lovely double-ribbed appearance.
100 Days
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AAS (All-America Selections) Winners
Award-winning dark green oakleaf for full-size heads.
Award-winning dark green oakleaf for full-size heads.
43 Days
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High-quality, cool-season cut flower.
High-quality, cool-season cut flower.
100 - 105 Days
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Outstanding tarnished-copper to plum-colored flowers.
Outstanding tarnished-copper to plum-colored flowers.
140 - 150 Days
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Later maturing uniform organic fennel.
Later maturing uniform organic fennel.
60 baby; 90 full size
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Silvery-lilac quilled aster.
Silvery-lilac quilled aster.
110 - 120 Days
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Superior red color, long storage.
Superior red color, long storage.
118 Days
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Great for kids and U-Pick farms.
Great for kids and U-Pick farms.
100 Days
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Blooms the first year from seed.
Blooms the first year from seed.
120 - 135 Days
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Refined all-season series for field or greenhouse growing.
Refined all-season series for field or greenhouse growing.
110 - 120 Days
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Organic long-day storage onion.
Organic long-day storage onion.
104 Days