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"Norwood Purple" Hybrid Mustard

MUSTARD-GREENS
CO, US

No such thing really, a natural cross of Purple Mizuna and Red Giant Mustard (probably),happened on Norwood Dr.

0-33

TOMATO
UT, US

062-274

TOMATO
IA, US

6-10oz globe with pointed blossom end. SSE Accession # 123812

1 X 6

TOMATO
IA, US

Pepper tomato. Indeterminate growth habit. Red, cylindrical fruit with a pointed to rounded end. Moderately recessed stem end. Slight ribbing extends the length of the fruit. Moderate radial cracking, slight concentric cracking on some fruit. Fruit born in bunches of up to four. Fruit falls off vine very easily. Slightly inserted stigmas. Regular leaves. Fruit measure 4-6.4" long by 1.6-2.6" wide and weigh 4-9oz. Standard flavor; slightly sweet; medium-low acidity; meaty; thin skin. Mid-season maturing. Average productivity when grown in 2013 at Heritage Farm. Acquired by SSE from Glenn Drowns (IA DR G) who received it in 1983 from Curtis Showell (MD SH C). SSE Accession # 122745

100 Pudov

TOMATO
NE, US

100 Pudov is a tomato variety that originated in Estonia. The pear-shaped, ribbed fruit averages 6 to 8 ounces. They ripen to a red color over a period of about 42 to 55 days. The fleshy tomatoes have a delicious taste. They are used in salads and cold dishes as well as for sauces and hot dishes. The plants have a very good yield. Secure packaging/extra postage included in listing. Thank You for your interest.

1884

TOMATO
IA, US

86 days, indet., 8-12 oz. pink globe fruits, very productive

1884

TOMATO
IN, US

large 1+2#, fluted, lots of tomato flavors, a top tomato

1884 - Strawberry Wedge

TOMATO
IA, US

Indeterminate. Fruits had pointed ends, were almost peach-shaped. The centers had little gel and full flavor. Plants grew slowly at first, but when the weather got hot in Colorado around July, growth got more vigorous. Started producing fruits by mid August. Plant height averaged 2-3' tall. 90-100 days. Grown by Devine Porch in 2026 for the Collection Documentation Project. Devine commented, "I got hit BAD with blossom end rot this year, but the few tomatoes that I got were meaty and flavorful. Goes great with salt, pepper and mozzarella cheese. Will definitely try again!"

1884 Purple

TOMATO
WI, US

80 days, indet., regular leaf, dark purple beefsteak fruit with green shoulders, 1+ lb., very good flavor, high yields

1884 Strawberry Wedge

TOMATO
WI, US

80 days, Indeterminate, regular leaf, 8-16 oz strawberry wedge shape. Pink fruit. High yields, excellent flavor. Origin: In 1994 Darrell Merrill got seeds of 1884 from tomato growers, 3 plants were different

1999

TOMATO
IL, US

Dwarf Yellow cherry, from Bill Yoder, one of the Prince collection

21 Peas

COWPEA
IA, US

Climbing. Pods are a beautiful dark green when fresh, dark red when dry. Average 19 peas per pod. Peas are good fresh and dry. Grown by James Wiegand in 2020 for the Collection Documentation Project; he described the cowpea as extremely vigorous, tolerant of dry conditions, and easy to grow. SSE Accession # 108860

3 Feet Plus

YARD-LONG-BEAN
TX, US

Been growing this bean for five seasons. Very drought tolerant. Got it from a seed swap but forgot source.