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Odette Pumpkin (Treated Seed)
Shop Seed →Odette has an appearance reminiscent of heirloom-style fruit. A full-season variety in the butternut family, Odette is dark green as a fully-sized but immature fruit. The development of a mature tan color requires a long season.
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Oldenbor Kale (Not Treated)
Shop Seed →Oldenbor has a broad frilly leaf. It shows excellent vigor when growing from cool to warm weather. It shows resistance to Black Rot and Fusarium.
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Oldenbor Kale (Treated Seed)
Shop Seed →Oldenbor has a broad frilly leaf. It shows excellent vigor when growing from cool to warm weather. It shows resistance to Black Rot and Fusarium.
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Olmos Escarole (Not Treated)
Shop Seed →Olmos is a real step up in escarole, with broad green wavy leaves that are more upright than usual. Heads are uniform, fast growing but very slow bolting, tip burn tolerant and readily makes a blanched heart. Very uniform.
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Olmos Escarole (Primed, Pelleted)
Shop Seed →Olmos is a real step up in escarole, with broad, green, wavy leaves that are more upright than usual. Heads are uniform but very slow bolting, tipburn tolerant and readily make a blanched heart. Very uniform.
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Olympus Pumpkin (Farmore)
Shop Seed →One to try for reliable set and consistent yields in the 25 to 30 count class. Fruit is round to round-flat with a classic appearance and appeal; sturdy handle will not disappoint!
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Omero Cabbage (Not Treated)
Shop Seed →Omero is one of the earliest red cabbage varieties. Despite being early it holds exceptionally well in the field. It is quite uniform. Omero is perfect for markets needing a smaller head. Depending on spacing and where it is grown, Omero will be between 2 and 3.5 pounds. The plant is compact and adapted to 8” in-row spacing.
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Omero Cabbage (Treated Seed)
Shop Seed →Omero is one of the earliest red cabbage varieties. Despite being early it holds exceptionally well in the field. It is quite uniform. Omero is perfect for markets needing a smaller head. Depending on spacing and where it is grown, Omero will be between 2 and 3.5 pounds. The plant is compact and adapted to 8” in-row spacing.
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One Ball Squash (Treated Seed)
Shop Seed →Round, golden-yellow squash. Nice marketed along with Eight Ball and Cue Ball. Best harvested between baseball and softball size.
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One Too Many Pumpkin (Farmore)
Shop Seed →Like its name suggests, the white rind is covered with a red-orange to salmon-colored lace pattern giving it the look of very bloodshot eyeballs. Some variability, but all uniquely interesting. Stands up to Powdery Mildew.
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Oneida Onion (Pelleted)
Shop Seed →Early yellow storage onion. Thin neck and good skin retention. Medium to long storage potential. High quality combined with a high yield potential.