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- New Blooms for 2025
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- Climate Adaptation in Action
- Garden Cover Crops & Green Manures
- Bloom to Boom: Flower Farm Profitability
- Flower Seed Starting Fundamentals
- Choosing Carrots: A Guide to Varieties You Will Dig
- Tomato Innovation: Breeding & Trialing for Your Finest Harvest
- Pepper Picks: Bells & Jalapeños
- New Flowers for 2024
- New for 2024: Veggies & Herbs
- Veggie Remix: Bring New Flavors & Colors into Your Garden
- Irrigation Systems & Methods
- Flower Growing in Southern States
- Jang Seeder: How to Maximize Its Potential
- Fundamentals of Cucumber Grafting
- One-Cut Lettuces • Insights & Techniques for Small Farms
- Tomato Variety Trends • How Breeding Influences Your Seed Selection
- New for 2023 • Vegetables & Herbs
- New for 2023 • Flowers & Floral Supplies
- Cover Cropping for Field & Garden with Collin Thompson
- Growing Under Cover with Niki Jabbour
- Learning Resources: Climate Adaptation for Vegetable & Flower Farmers
- Baby Leaf Greens: 12 Picks for Market Growers
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- Peppers • Mostly Sweet with a Touch of Heat
- New for 2022 • Our Top Selections for You
- Producer Cooperatives for Small-Scale Farmers
- Beat the Heat • Lettuce & Specialty Greens for Southern Growers
- Top-Performing Pumpkins for the Market Garden
- Overwinter Flowers • How to extend your growing season with cold-hardy annuals
- Slow Flowers Floral Forecast
- Fundamentals of Tomato Grafting
Video: New-for-2023 Vegetables & Herbs | Johnny's Webinar Series
Enjoy this engaging, ~80-minute record our of webinar, in which our product managers introduce their favorite new vegetable and herb varieties for your upcoming seasons.
While we endeavor to include the most defining characteristics of each variety in our catalog and on our website product pages, we're somewhat limited there by space constraints. We gain a tremendous amount of information while conducting the product trials from which our selections are chosen each year, and we're always keen to share more of it to help you make informed decisions on what to grow.
Join our R&D product managers, Pete Zuck, Hillary Alger, Steve Bellavia, and Brenna Chase as they cover much more of the useful — and interesting — material related to each of these new varieties than you will find in our catalog.