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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Gold Coin
Onion Seed
Very flat, yellow cipollini that is deliciously sweet when cooked.
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Madame Butterfly Yellow
(F1) Snapdragon Seed
Unique, double petal azalea-type cut flower with a Victorian look.
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Double Frappe Light Pink 2
(F1) Snapdragon Seed
Early, double-flowering, and light pink.
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Storage No. 4
(F1) Cabbage Seed
Excellent eating quality from storage; performs well under stress.
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Doublini Blue
Pelleted (F1) Lisianthus Seed
Adorable miniature blooms that resemble old-fashioned spray roses.
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Ailsa Craig Exhibition
Onion Seed
A classic mild yellow onion with excellent size potential.
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Oscar
Asclepias Seed
Unusual and abundant cut flower with decorative balloon-like seed pods.
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Primo Vantage
(F1) Cabbage Seed
Mid-early with great flavor and very short core, holds well in field.
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Madame Butterfly Pink
(F1) Snapdragon Seed
Unique, double petal Azalea-type cut flower with a Victorian look.
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Chabaud La France
Dianthus Seed
Scented French heirloom carnation for cutting garden with vintage look.
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Baron
(F1) Poblano Pepper Seed
Large, highly adaptable poblano ideal for chile rellenos.
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Cherokee Sunset Mix
Rudbeckia Seed
Large double flowers that bloom all summer long in a range of colors.
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QIS™ Formula Mix
Gomphrena Seed
Productive accent flower for fresh and dried arrangements.
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