| Asparagus | Centennial, Jersey Giant, Viking KB3 | |
| Beans | Bush Green | Bush Blue Lake, Greensleeves, Provider, Tenderpod, Greencrop, Roma, Derby |
| Bush Yellow | Slender Max, Goldcrop, Golden Butter Wax, Gold Rush | |
| Pole | Romano, Blue Lake, Rust Resistant Kentucky Wonder, French Horticultural | |
| Lima | Fordhook 242, Henderson, Eastland, Burpee's Fordhook | |
| Pole Lima | King of the Garden | |
| Broad or Fava | Broad Windsor, Broad Improved Long Pod | |
| Soybeans | Prize, Fiskeby | |
| Beets | Red | Cylindra, Early Wonder, Detroit Dark Red, Lutz Greenleaf (also greens) |
| Golden | Burpee's Golden | |
| Greens | Crosby Green Top, Green Top Bunching | |
| Broccoli | Packman, Emperior, Green Comet, Premium Crop, Italian Green Sprouting, Waltham 29 | |
| Brussels Sprouts | Prince Marvel. Long Island Improved, Rubine Red | |
| Cabbage | Early Season | Charmant, Stonehead, Market Victor, Sun-up |
| Midseason | Market Prize, King Cole Hybrid, Market Topper. Viking Gourmet | |
| Late Season | Harris Resistant Danish, Danish Ballhead, Genesis, Danish Roundhead | |
| Red | Ruby Perfection. Red Head, Ruby Ball | |
| Savoy | Savoy King Hybrid, Savoy Ace, Speedy Savoy, Savoy Queen | |
| Chinese | Two Season's Hybrid Jade Pagoda, Michihli | |
| Pak Choi | LeiChoi | |
| Carrots | Scarlet Nantes, Nantes Long. Royal Chantenay, Danvers 126, Little Fingers | |
| Cauliflower |
Snow Crown. Violet Queen. Avalanche, Self Blanche |
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| Celery | Green | Summer Pascal, Utah 52-70 |
| Yellow | Golden Self Blanching | |
| Chicory | Witloof | |
| Corn, Sweet | Early Yellow | Earlivee, Seneca Horizon, Spring Rush, Sweet Dawn, Early Sunglow, Miriah |
| Early Bicolor | Sprite, Seneca Brave, Sugar $ Gold, Early Gold and Silver | |
| Early White | Spring White, Stardust, Spring Crystal | |
| Midseason Yellow | Bodacious, Incredible, Early Xtra Sweet | |
| Midseason Bicolor | Honey and Pearl, Crossword, Honeymoon, Burgundy Delight | |
| Midseason White | Divinity. Quicksilver | |
| Late Yellow | Seneca Scout, Jubilee, Gold Cup, Kandy Korn, Illini Xtra-Sweet | |
| Late Bicolor | Sweet Sue, Biqueen, Sweet Sal | |
| Late White | Silver Treat, Silver Queen, How Sweet It Is | |
| Collards | Fordhook Giant, Champion, Georgia | |
| Cress | Fine Curled, Salad Cress, Watercress | |
| Cucumber | |||
| * Slicing (vine) | BurpLess (M,D,P) | Slice Nice (AN,AL,D,P,S,M) | |
| Dasher II (AN,AL,P,S) | Seneca Comet (AL,AN,D,P,S,M) | ||
| Marketmore 76 (D,P,S,M) | Slicing (Compact) | ||
| Raider (S,M), | Bush Whopper | ||
| Slicemaster (AN,AL,D,P,S,M) | Spacemaster (S~M), | ||
| Sweet Slice (AN,AL,D,P,S,M) | Bush Champion | ||
| Pickling (vine) | Calypso (AN,AL,D,P,S) | Salty (D,P,S,M) | |
| Green Star (D,P,S,M) | Score (AN,AL,D,P,S,M) | ||
| Pioneer (AN,AL,D,P,S,M) | Picarow (AN,AL,D,P,S,M) | ||
| Pickling (compact) | Bush Pickle (S,M) | ||
| AN = anthracnose | AL = alternaria | D = downy mildew | F = fusarium wilt |
| M = mosaic virus | N = nematodes | P = powdery mildew | S=scab |
| V = verticillium wilt | |||
| Dill | Mammoth Bouquet, Dukat | |
| Eggplant | Ichiban, Black Magic. Little Fingers. Millionaire | |
| Endive | Green Curled, Salad King | |
| Escarole | Full Heart Batavian, Florida Deep Purple | |
| Fennel | Florence Fennel, Mammoth | |
| Garlic | Sets | Extra Select |
| Elephant | Giant French Mild | |
| Kale | Vates, Blue Scotch | |
| Kohlrabi | Early White Vienna, Purple Vienna, Grand Duke | |
| Leek | Carina, Titan, American Flag (Broad London) | |
| Lettuce | Crisphead (Iceberg type) | Pennlake (M.T), Ithaca, Green Lake, Mesa |
| Butterhead | Buttercrunch, Dark Green Boston M.T., Tania | |
| Leaf | Salad Bowl, Oakleaf, Red Sails, Slo Bolt, Green Ice | |
| Romaine | Parris Island Cos M.I., Valmaine | |
| Muskmelon | Melons | Burpee Hybrid, Gold Star, Ambrosia, Harper's Hybrid (F), Saticoy (F,P), Harvest Queen (F),. Sweet'N Early (P) |
| Specialty Melons | Burpee's Early Crenshaw, Earlidew | |
| Mustard | Green Wave, Burpee's Fordhook Fancy | |
| Onions | Sets | Ebenezer (yellow or white), Yellow Stuttgarten |
| Plants | Sweet Spanish | |
| Seeded | Downing Yellow Globe, Buccaneer Improved, Gambler, Sweet Sandwich, Benny's Red | |
| Green Bunching | Tokyo Long White, Long White Bunching | |
| Okra | Clemson Spineless, Annie Oakley Hybrid | |
| Parsley | Moss Curled, Parsnip Rooted (Hampburg), Forest Green, Italian Plain Leaf, Banquet | |
| Parsnip | Harris Model, Hollow Crown, All-America | |
| Peas | Early | Sparkle, Little Marvel, Knight, Frosty, Progress #9, Mars. Freezonian, Patriot, Olympia, Lincoln |
| Late | Wando, Alderman, Green Arrow, Mayfair | |
| Snap | Sugar Ann, Early Snap, Sugar Snap | |
| Edible Pod (Snow Pea) | Oregon Sugar. Dwarf White Sugar | |
| Peppers | Sweet Thickwalled | Staddon's Select (M), Bell Boy Hybrid (M), Canape (M), Ma Bell, Midway, Lady Bell (M), Park's Whopper, Ace, Bell Captain (M) |
| Sweet Thinwalled | Cubanelle, Sweet Banana | |
| Hot, Long | Hungarian Yellow Wax, Long Red Cayenne, Surefire, Jalapeno M | |
| Hot, Round | Large Red Cherry | |
| Novelty Colored | Golden Bell, Purple Beauty, Chocolate Bell, Dove (white) | |
| Pumpkins | Large | Connecticut Field, AtlanticGiant, Howden's Field |
| Small | Small Sugar, Jack O'Lantern, Jacpot, Spirit, Munchkin, Jack-Be-Little | |
| Novelty | Little Boo (white), Triple Treat (naked seed) | |
| Radish | Cherry Belle, Champion, Red Boy, Sparkler, White Icicle, China White | |
| Rutabaga | Laurentian,York | |
| Rhubarb | Macdonald, Valentine | |
| Salsify | Mammoth Sandwich Island | |
| Spinach | Spring | Tyee Hybrid, Dark Green Bloomsdale, Melody Hybrid |
| Summer | New Zealand | |
| Fall | Winter Bloomsdale, Vienna, Melody | |
| Squash | Summer, Yellow | Early ProlificStraightneck, Seneca Prolific, Sundance, Dixie, Goldrush, Multipik |
| Summer, Green | Seneca Zucchini, Zucchini Elite, Cocozelle Bush, Ambassador, Milano, A&C Zucchini Improved | |
| Bush Scallop | Peter Pan, White Ruffles, Sunburst | |
| Winter | Waltham Butternut, Buttercup, Bush Buttercup, Golden Delicious, Table Queen, Cream of the Crop, Blue Hubbard, Golden Hubbard | |
| Spaghetti | Orangetti, Vegetable Spaghetti, Tivoli (bushtype) | |
| Swiss Chard | Fordhook Giant, Rhubarb Chard | |
| Tomato* | Early | Spring Set(VF), Early Girl, Pilgrim (VF2) |
| Midseason | Pik-Rite (VFN), Jet Star(VF), Ultra Boy (VFN), Celebrity (VFM), Mountain Pride (V,F1,2) | |
| Late | Supersonic (VF), Better Boy (VF), Ramapo (VP), Super Beefsteak (VFN), Burpee's Supersteak Hybrid (VFN) | |
| Orange | Burpee's Jubilee, Orange Queen | |
| Yellow | Golden Delight, Yellow Stuffer | |
| Paste Types | Roma (VF), Zeneith, Del Oro | |
| Greenhouse | Vendor (VF), Caruso (TMV) | |
| Salad | Presto | |
| Cherry | Small Fry (VF), Tiny Tim, Pixie (VF), Sweet 100, Cherry Grande (VF1) | |
| Pear | Yellow, Red | |
| Plum | Yellow, Red | |
| Turnip | Purple Top White Globe, Tokyo Cross, Just Right (fall), Amber Globe | |
| Watermelon | Sugar Baby, Yellow Baby, Seedless Hybrid 313, Crimson Sweet, Northern Delight, Sugar Bush, Sweet Meat II, Nova (seedless) | |
| AN = anthracnose | AL = alternaria | D = downy mildew | F = fusarium wilt |
| M = mosaic virus | N = nematodes | P = powdery mildew | S=scab |
| V = verticillium wilt | |||
NOTE: Many seeds are treated with a fungicide and/or an insecticide and are not intended for direct consumption. Therefore handle these seeds with care and keep out of reach of children.
Prepared by: Richard A. Ashley, Cooperative Extension Vegetable Specialist, and
Edmond L. Marrotte, Cooperative Extension Consumer Horticulturist
University of Connecticut
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