
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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Large, uniform, and very frost-hardy leek with high yield potential.
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Large, uniform, and very frost-hardy leek with high yield potential.
110 Days
Large pointed cabbage with very tender leaves for sauerkraut and slaw.
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Large pointed cabbage with very tender leaves for sauerkraut and slaw.
83 Days
Upright habit for easier cultivation.
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Upright habit for easier cultivation.
85 Days
Late fall/winter harvest sprouting broccoli with pretty purple florets.
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Late fall/winter harvest sprouting broccoli with pretty purple florets.
80 - 115 Days
A classic mild yellow onion with excellent size potential.
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A classic mild yellow onion with excellent size potential.
110 Days
The bright, solid-yellow flower heads are shaped like gum drops.
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The bright, solid-yellow flower heads are shaped like gum drops.
90 - 100 Days
Widely adapted slicing cucumber.
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Widely adapted slicing cucumber.
52 Days
Long-popular variety with good flavor, ripens midseason.
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Long-popular variety with good flavor, ripens midseason.
72 Days
Late blight resistant salad tomato with excellent flavor, high yields.
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Late blight resistant salad tomato with excellent flavor, high yields.
66 Days
Unique quilled petals on multi-branching plants.
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Unique quilled petals on multi-branching plants.
100 - 120 Days