EW FOR 2013 - Sakata Wholesale Vegetable Seed
EW FOR 2013 - Sakata Wholesale Vegetable Seed
EW FOR 2013 - Sakata Wholesale Vegetable Seed
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N<strong>EW</strong> <strong>FOR</strong> <strong>2013</strong><br />
BELLINI F1 TOMATO<br />
Bellini (TMAC505) is an early maturing, uniquely largefruited,<br />
light orange cocktail tomato with great fl avor.<br />
Indeterminate plants produce clusters of 8-12 smooth,<br />
deep oblate shaped, 1.5 ounce fruit with a rich, low acid<br />
fl avor and good sweetness. Matures in about 65 days<br />
from transplant. HR: Ff: A-E / Fol: 1, 2 / ToMV: 0-2 / Vd: 1<br />
\\ IR: Mi^ / Ss.<br />
HUNGARIAN CHEESE PEPPERS<br />
ORANGE YOU SWEET, RIGHT ON RED & YES TO YELLOW<br />
This fun series is very early maturing (65-68 days from<br />
transplant) yet sets continuous high yields. Peppers hang<br />
like ornaments on top of full, 18-24 inch plants. Fruits<br />
are fl attened and round, with fl utes around the stem end,<br />
and have thick walls. The plants are suitable for garden<br />
or container growing and the harvests are well suited for<br />
stuffi ng or pickling.<br />
ROSSINI F1 TOMATO<br />
Rossini (FTM2404), like its orange counterpart, Bellini, is a<br />
very early maturing (in about 60 days from transplant), midsized<br />
red cocktail tomato with excellent fl avor potential. The<br />
plant habit and maturity match Bellini, with slightly smaller,<br />
1-1.5 ounce fruits with great texture and excellent eating<br />
appeal. HR: Fol: 1, 2 / ToMV \\ IR: Ff: A-E / For / Mi^ / Ss.<br />
PEPPERMINT SWISS CHARD<br />
Peppermint is the only chard with two-toned stems.<br />
Highly ornamental plants boast pure white petioles with<br />
vibrant pink streaks topped by dark green, glossy leaves.<br />
Peppermint matures in 58-63 days from seeding and<br />
shows very high resistance to bolting. It is a great choice<br />
for specialty produce or mixed with ornamentals and<br />
performs well across multiple seasons.
ASPABROC F1 BABY BROCCOLI<br />
Available as seed to home gardeners for the fi rst time!<br />
Known as Broccolini ® in the produce section of your grocery<br />
store and on restaurant menus, Aspabroc resembles a<br />
broccoli raab with an asparagus stem, and offers a mild<br />
taste. Aspabroc is easy to grow and requires little space.<br />
First maturity of the central shoots is 50-60 days from<br />
transplant. Plants will set 3-5 side shoots shortly thereafter<br />
and continue for about four weeks in mild weather.<br />
SNOWBOWL F1 CAULIFLOWER<br />
Snowbowl (SCF4508) is a mid-early maturing variety (90-<br />
95 days from transplant) with good uniformity and tight<br />
inner wrapper leaves. Plant stature is smaller than others,<br />
making it ideal for tight spaces. Snowbowl produces<br />
heavy, dome-shaped heads with small air pockets and<br />
excellent curd quality. It is especially suited to fall to early<br />
winter markets. Compares well to market leaders.<br />
BABY WRINKLES F1 PUMPKIN<br />
Baby Wrinkles (XPU8009) is a large pie-class fruit,<br />
weighing 5-7 pounds. Like Mr. Wrinkles and Mrs.<br />
Wrinkles, this smaller companion has a burnt orange<br />
color with a rough skin texture giving this variety a<br />
unique appearance. Its dark green embedded stem<br />
accents the dark orange color of the fruit and creates a<br />
strong handle. Matures in about 100 days from seeding.<br />
MARKET EXPRESS TURNIP<br />
Market Express is super fast and easy to grow in any cool<br />
climate. A pure white turnip, it matures in as little as 30<br />
days after sowing for baby roots or in about 40 days<br />
for full sized 4-5 inch diameter roots. It has a crunchy<br />
texture and a mild, radish-like fl avor. The edible green<br />
tops have a crisp texture and are mildly spicy.<br />
SWEET GOLD F1 TOMATO<br />
While not a new variety for us, Sweet Gold was<br />
brought back this year by popular demand. Vigorous,<br />
indeterminate plants are very high yielding, producing<br />
single and double clusters of early maturing fruits in<br />
about 60 days from transplant. The attractive, bright<br />
yellow fruits weigh around .5 ounces and boast a full,<br />
delicious fl avor. Sweet Gold is an excellent companion<br />
to the red-fruited Sweet Million. HR: Fol: 1 / ToMv: 0, 1.
YELLOW SPARKLER F1 PEPPER<br />
Yellow Sparkler (XPP5056) is a sweet snacking pepper<br />
that turns from green to bright, rich yellow. Fruits are<br />
prolifi c in number and extra sweet and crisp compared to<br />
similar types. The peppers are elongated with a blunt tip,<br />
growing 2-3 inches long by 1.5 inches in diameter. The<br />
20-24 inch tall plants are suitable for the garden or for<br />
containers. Matures in about 65-68 days from transplant.<br />
HR: TMV: 0.<br />
TOUCHDOWN F1 BELL PEPPER<br />
Touchdown (SPP6001) offers a strong, prolifi c plant<br />
with continuous setting ability and excellent cover.<br />
This variety has a very high yield potential of large to<br />
extra-large blocky fruit that mature from dark green<br />
to deep red. The fruit are smooth with thick walls and<br />
have a crisp, good fl avor. Matures in about 70-75 days<br />
from transplant. HR: TMV: 0 / Xcv: 0-5, 7-9.<br />
EARLY SUMMER F1 BELL PEPPER<br />
Early Summer (XPP8048Y) is an extra large, dark greento-yellow<br />
bell pepper with strong plants and a very<br />
impressive yield potential. The fruit are fi rm, smooth,<br />
glossy and high quality, with thick walls and a uniformly<br />
blocky shape. Early Summer has an excellent disease<br />
resistance package. Matures in 70-75 days from<br />
transplant. HR: TMV: 0 / Xcv: 0-5, 7-9 \\ IR: TSWV.<br />
FIREBALL F1 RADISH<br />
Fireball offers excellent dark red roots with uniform,<br />
medium-tall tops. The rich red roots are uniformly large<br />
and round, making a beautiful bunch of crisp, peppery<br />
snacks or salad garnish. The overall yield potential<br />
is much greater with Fireball because of its hybrid<br />
uniformity. Matures in about 30 days from seeding.<br />
STARBURST F1 RADISH<br />
Starburst is a “watermelon” type radish, characterized by<br />
a bright red interior and a white/green exterior. Expect<br />
maturity in about 60 days, depending on day length and<br />
temperatures. Performance will be best in most areas if<br />
seeds are planted in early spring or fall. Mature roots are<br />
tangerine sized with upright bright green foliage. Use to<br />
dress up salads or slaws or pickle them to preserve.
IMPERIAL F1 BROCCOLI<br />
Imperial is ideal for long day growing<br />
seasons with moderate heat and<br />
is mid to mid-late maturing under<br />
these conditions (about 105 days<br />
from seeding). It has a tight dome<br />
with nice, small dark green beads.<br />
Imperial is multi-use, performing<br />
well for fresh eating and freezing.<br />
It has an excellent post-harvest<br />
holding ability, too!<br />
PRIMAVERA F1 SQUASH<br />
Primavera is a high-yielding hybrid<br />
vegetable spaghetti squash. It<br />
has similar size (2.5-3 pounds) to<br />
the standard OP variety with nice<br />
canary yellow skin color at maturity.<br />
The fruit have excellent uniformity<br />
in size and shape, growing on a<br />
restricted vine that does not get as<br />
long as the standard OP. Matures<br />
in about 90 days from direct seed.<br />
Broccolini<br />
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SLICE MORE F1 CUCUMBER<br />
Slice More is a high quality slicing<br />
cucumber, with uniform, 8.5 inch<br />
fruits. Dark green, smooth skin<br />
protects a crisp fl esh with a very small<br />
seed cavity. Plants are easy to grow<br />
and withstand varied conditions.<br />
The heavy yielding vines produce<br />
early (about 63 days from seeding)<br />
and continue well into the season.<br />
HR: Ccu \\ IR: CMV / Co: 1, 3 / Pcu /<br />
Sf. Sex: Predominantly female.<br />
SNOW MASS F1 MELON<br />
Our largest and sweetest tasting<br />
Honeydew! Blocky round fruits<br />
have a smooth, light green rind and<br />
dense fl esh with a tight cavity. The<br />
fl esh has an excellent taste with<br />
consistently high sugar levels. Its<br />
vigorous vine gives excellent foliage<br />
cover to the heavy fruit set. This<br />
variety is best adapted to hot or long<br />
growing seasons for maximum fruit<br />
size. HR: Fom: 0, 2 \\ IR: Sf: 1.<br />
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18095 Serene Drive • Morgan Hill, CA 95037 • Tel (408) 778-7758<br />
For more information or trial samples, please contact:<br />
Heather Kibble - Sales Manager • (408) 500-9692 • hkibble@sakata.com<br />
Tracy Lee - Sales & Product Development • (864) 992-7759 • tlee@sakata.com<br />
Sam Mora - Customer Service Representative • (408) 782-5363 • smora@sakata.com<br />
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and adding new information!<br />
Disease Terminology:<br />
HR = High Resistance<br />
IR = Intermediate Resistance<br />
Disease Code:<br />
CMV - Cucumber mosaic<br />
Co - Anthracnose<br />
Ff - Leaf mold<br />
Fol - Fusarium wilt<br />
Fom - Fusarium wilt<br />
For - Fusarium crown and root rot<br />
Mi - Root knot<br />
Pcu - Downy mildew<br />
Sf - Powdery mildew<br />
Ss - Gray leaf spot<br />
TMV - Tobacco mosaic<br />
ToMV - Tomato mosaic<br />
TSWV - Tomato spotted wilt<br />
Vd - Verticillium wilt<br />
Xcv - Bacterial spot<br />
^ - Soil temperatures above 80.6 °F<br />
(27°C) and other stress conditions<br />
may cause Mi resistance to break.<br />
DISCLAIMER: Claims and other disclosed<br />
information are based on our observations<br />
and/or information from other sources. Crop<br />
performance depends on the interaction between<br />
the genetic potential of the seed, its physiological<br />
characteristics, the environment, including<br />
management, and other uncontrollable factors that<br />
may alter expected performance. Statements on<br />
the reaction of varieties to a specific pathogen, pest<br />
or stress are based on evaluation under defined<br />
conditions. These reactions can be affected by<br />
changes in environmental and biological factors,<br />
especially new pathogen races, pest biotypes or<br />
vectors of disease agents. Therefore, we give no<br />
warranty, express or implied, for crop performance<br />
relative to the information given; nor do we accept<br />
any liability for any loss, direct or consequential,<br />
that may arise from any cause. Read all seed<br />
package labeling carefully as it contains terms and<br />
conditions of sale.