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  • Blaze Pumpkin (Treated Seed)

    Blaze Pumpkin (Treated Seed)

    Decorative and fun, Blaze is larger than a true mini and has a bright, colorful pattern.  Plant is a vigorous semi-bush that holds up late in the season.  Productive.

     

     

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  • Blazer Dual Purpose Oat

    Blazer Dual Purpose Oat

    Tall leafy oat with improved standability with superior Crown Rust resistance. Seed at 120 -150 lbs. per acre. High yielding forage variety but also a good choice for those wanting high grain and straw yields.

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  • Blazing Banana Pepper (Treated Seed)

    Blazing Banana Pepper (Treated Seed)

    Strong plant with excellent protective coverage. Early maturing.

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  • Blitz Bell Pepper (Treated Seed)

    Blitz Bell Pepper (Treated Seed)

    For early concentrated set and good bacterial leaf spot resistance, Blitz is a good choice. Extra-large fruit is medium green, blocky and smooth. Blitz is also good for early green harvest in a high tunnel and makes a nice red.

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  • Bloomsdale Spinach (Not Treated)

    Bloomsdale Spinach (Not Treated)

    Standard, slow-growing and slow-bolting, savoyed, open pollinated. Good over wintering.

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  • Blue Doll Pumpkin (Farmore)

    Blue Doll Pumpkin (Farmore)

    Warted popular blue with a great appearance and shape, strong shoulders and deep distinctive ribbing.  Easily sizes to 20lbs.  Interior is deep yellow-orange and can be used for baking and cooking.

     

     

     

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  • Blue Lake 274 Green Pod Bush Bean (Treated Seed)

    Blue Lake 274 Green Pod Bush Bean (Treated Seed)

    A classic bunch variety known for having the right texture and flavor for freezing and canning.

     

     

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  • Blue Lake Pole Bean FM-1 (Treated Seed)

    Blue Lake Pole Bean FM-1 (Treated Seed)

    A mid to late season pole bean with an extended harvest period and excellent eating quality.

     

     

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  • Blue Ridge Kale (Not Treated)

    Blue Ridge Kale (Not Treated)

    Blue Ridge features dark, blue-green foliage with an attractive, full curl on all leaves. It offers a semi-tall plant type, mid-season maturity and an extended harvest of heavy yields. It is also slow to bolt or stretch and is widely adapted to all growing areas where cool season crops are planted. A nice addition to mixed containers of salad greens or as an ornamental edible.

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  • Blue Ridge Kale (Treated Seed)

    Blue Ridge Kale (Treated Seed)

    Blue Ridge features dark, blue-green foliage with an attractive, full curl on all leaves. It offers a semi-tall plant type, mid-season maturity and an extended harvest of heavy yields. It is also slow to bolt or stretch and is widely adapted to all growing areas where cool season crops are planted. A nice addition to mixed containers of salad greens or as an ornamental edible.

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  • Blue Scotch Kale (Not Treated)

    Blue Scotch Kale (Not Treated)

    OP standard. A hardy, blue-green plant that does not turn yellow in cold weather.  This is the original curly leaf kale with stems radiating from a central stalk. If you are cutting smaller leaves or not stripping, this is a nice standard kale.  It will not regrow well like hybrid kale.  Sized seed comes from our preferred source, Sakata, and is recommended if you are growing full-sized plants.  Unsized seed is appropriate for baby and teenage kale.

     

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  • Blue Scotch Kale (Treated Seed)

    Blue Scotch Kale (Treated Seed)

    OP standard. A hardy, blue-green plant that does not turn yellow in cold weather. This is the original curly leaf kale with stems radiating from a central stalk. If you are cutting smaller leaves or not stripping, this is a nice standard kale. It will not regrow well like hybrid kale. Sized seed comes from our preferred source, Sakata, and is recommended if you are growing full-sized plants.

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