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Tomato - Heirloom Approx. 8,700 – 10,700 seeds per oz (continued) Brandywine Red - Heirloom late 1800’s/early 1900’s 80 Days, Oblate Beefsteak, 1-1.5 lb, Indeterminate • Potato leaf • Brandywine is thought by many to be the best tasting of all the heirlooms Brandywine Yellow - Heirloom 1890 80-100 Days, Beefsteak, 1-1.5 lb, Indeterminate • Golden-yellow • Some green shoulders • Some cracking • Potato leaf • Possibly the reappearance of an old variety Shah, or a sport from the original which is thought to be bred from Shah Cherokee Purple - Heirloom late 1800’s 80 Days, Oblate, 10-12 oz, Indeterminate • Consistently sized and shaped fruit, especially for an heirloom • Entered distribution in 1991 through Craig LeHoullier • Passed from John Green of Sevierville, TN who had received it from a neighbor who’s family had received it directly from Cherokee Indians over 100 years previously • The Cherokee supposedly had been growing it for a long time when the seeds were passed • Large purple to pink Fresh Market Table Selection 70-90 Days, 4 oz - 2 lb • This selection covers all the colors, sizes, shapes and flavors that make an excellent presentation of heirlooms on your market table for summer sales, or your tomato plants for spring greenhouse/market sales • A mix of: Amana Orange, Amish Paste, Aunt Ruby’s German Green, Beefsteak, Black Krim, Cherokee Purple, Garden Peach, German Johnson, Vintage Wine, and White Beauty • Small basket contains approximately 150 of each variety and the large basket contains approximately 500 of each variety • All varieties are individually packaged and DRIP IRRIGATION Chapin Drip Tape sub-surface and above ground drip irrigation system is economical to use in a multitude of applications: Size Catalog # Price 1/64 oz 72-32150 $ 1.69 1/16 oz 72-32160 2.89 1/4 oz 72-32170 7.59 1 oz 72-32180 22.80 • “Re-Found” in 1991 in the garden of Ohioian Barbara Lund • Flavor is more acidic than a normal yellow tomato 1/64 oz 72-69500 $ 1.69 1/16 oz 72-69510 2.89 1/4 oz 72-69520 7.49 1 oz 72-69530 22.70 • Smoky sweet flavor • Very unusual • Dusty mauve with purple shoulders • Very disease resistant and productive in the class of heirlooms 1/64 oz 72-32010 $ 1.69 1/16 oz 72-32430 2.89 1/4 oz 72-32440 7.59 1 oz 72-32450 22.80 labeled inside of the “basket” for easy identification • Varieties may be substituted with a similar tomato variety due to crop failure or sell out, but presentation will be kept intact with substitute varieties. 18% savings Small Basket 72-68800 $ 7.99 Large Basket 72-68810 14.00 • Greenhouse and Ground Bed Irrigation • Vegetable and Flower Production • Selected Nursery Crops • Landscape Applications • Field Crop Applications • Bulb Production • Row Crops • Turf • Chapin Drip Tape insures uniform and timely delivery of water, nutrients and agri-chemicals to the root zone, improving crop quality and yield. • The large turbulent channel with vortex flow action allows long uniform runs and resists plugging by keeping particles from settling in the flow channel. • Drip irrigation targets moisture and nutrients at the plant’s root zone to conserve on water and to reduce stress between waterings. 800-383-0865 • Hummert Seed & Supply • St. Joseph, MO • Fax: 816-232-6134 102
Tomato – Heirloom Approx. 8,700 – 10,700 seeds per oz (continued) Garden Peach - Heirloom 70 Days, Globe, 4 oz, Indeterminate • This yellow tomato is tiny, at only a quarter pound, but don’t underestimate the fresh market appeal; originally from Peru • Super prolific and easy to ripen with an attractive appearance intact • Nearly all meat, it makes a beautiful, golden tomato soup • No need to peel the fine thin skin or remove the tiny lightly dispersed seeds • Named for the soft fuzz and the delicate blush of pink on the shoulders, this perfectly round tomato couldn’t taste better Size Catalog # Price 1/64 oz 72-68700 $ 1.69 1/16 oz 72-68710 2.89 1/4 oz 72-68720 7.49 1 oz 72-68730 22.70 German Johnson - Heirloom 80-90 Days, Oblate, 1-2 lbs, Indeterminate • Pink • Produces large sweet fruit • Crack-resistant • Mild low-acid flavor • Few seeds • Good disease resistance Giant Belgium - Heirloom 1930’s 85 Days, Oblate to Fluted, 1-2 lbs, Indeterminate • Pink • Extremely large, very sweet • Low acid • Widely adapted • Flesh is dense and meaty • Sweet flavor • Excellent for slicing and canning • Meaty, with well-defined seed cavities 1/64 oz 72-32020 $ 1.59 1/16 oz 72-32190 2.89 1/4 oz 72-32200 7.59 1 oz 72-32240 22.80 • Meaty with abstract small seed cavities 1/64 oz 72-32050 $ 1.59 1/16 oz 72-32270 2.89 1/4 oz 72-32280 7.59 1 oz 72-32290 22.80 Golden Jubilee - Heirloom 1943 80 Days, Globe, 6-7 oz, Indeterminate • AAS winner 1943 • Heavy yielding, golden-orange, and mild tasting but with good tomato flavor Marglobe - Heirloom 1917 –VFA 75 Days, Globe, 6 oz, Determinate • Excellent color and flavor • Crack-resistant, and uniform • Parent to the widely loved Rutgers and many others • Taste and firm flesh, make it excellent for canning • Scarlet color is outstanding at market 1/16 oz 72-33730 $ 2.79 1/4 oz 72-33740 3.79 1/2 oz 72-33760 4.99 1 oz 72-33770 7.69 4 oz 72-33780 23.19 1 lb 72-33750 69.99 • Best Heirloom for containers 1/16 oz 72-33850 $ 2.59 1/4 oz 72-33860 3.29 1/2 oz 72-33880 4.39 1 oz 72-33890 6.69 4 oz 72-33900 19.79 1 lb 72-33870 59.49 Mortgage Lifter - Heirloom 1930’s 85-90 Days, Oblate, 1 lb, Indeterminate • Can sometimes produce a few beefsteak or fluted • Pink fruit • Story has it that the farmer “Radiator Charlie” who developed this variety had such abundant sales, he paid off his mortgage in 3 years 1/64 oz 72-32030 $ 1.59 1/16 oz 72-32300 2.89 1/4 oz 72-32310 7.59 1 oz 72-32320 22.80 800-383-0865 • Hummert Seed & Supply • St. Joseph, MO • Fax: 816-232-6134 103
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Ordering Information Family Approxi
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Vegetable Seeds Artichoke Approx. 7
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Beans, Dry Bush Approx. 1,000 - 1,6
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Beans, Green Bush Approx. 1,600 - 2
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Beans, Green Bush Approx. 1,600 - 2
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Beans, Lima Pole Approx. 400 - 600
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Broccoli Approx. 8,000 - 10,000 see
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Cabbage - Hybrid Approx. 8,000 - 10
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Cantaloupe - Hybrid Approx. 1,000 -
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Cantaloupe - Open Pollinated Approx
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Cauliflower Approx. 8,000 - 10,000
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SEED INNOVATION THAT WORKS DAY AND
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Corn, Sweet - Roundup Resistant - S
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Corn, Sweet Bi-color - Hybrid Appro
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Corn, Sweet Bi-color - Hybrid Appro
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Corn, Sweet Yellow - Hybrid Approx.
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Corn, Sweet - Open Pollinated Appro
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Corn, Ornamental (continued) Fiesta
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Cucumber - Performance Series Appro
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Cucumber - Open Pollinated Approx.
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Eggplant Approx. 5,500 - 7,500 per
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Flower Seed & Mixes (continued) Cos
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Flower Seed & Mixes (continued) Pet
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Flower Seed & Mixes (continued) Vin
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Gourds, Ornamental Approx. Small se
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Herbs (continued) Basil, Clove Scen
Page 54 and 55: Herbs (continued) Chives, Garlic -
Page 56 and 57: Herbs (continued) Tarragon, French
Page 58 and 59: Lettuce, Head Approx. 20,000 - 30,0
Page 60 and 61: Mustard Greens Approx. 10,000 - 20,
Page 62 and 63: Onion Plants Approx. 40 - 60 plants
Page 64 and 65: Onion Seed Approx. 7,500 - 10,000 s
Page 66 and 67: Peas, English or Shelling Approx. 9
Page 68 and 69: Peppers, Hot Approx. 3,500 - 5,500
Page 70 and 71: Peppers, Hot Approx. 3,500 - 5,500
Page 72 and 73: Peppers, Sweet Hybrid Approx. 3,500
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Page 76 and 77: Potatoes, White (continued) Kennebe
Page 78 and 79: Pumpkins, Small 3 - 10 lbs (continu
Page 80 and 81: Pumpkins, Medium 10 - 25 lbs (conti
Page 82 and 83: Pumpkins, Extra Large Over 50 lbs (
Page 84 and 85: Radishes Approx. 1,500 - 3,500 seed
Page 86 and 87: Beets Approx. 1,500 - 1,700 seeds p
Page 88 and 89: Mustard Greens Approx. 10,000 - 20,
Page 90 and 91: Swiss Chard Approx. 1,200 - 1,800 s
Page 92 and 93: Squash, Summer - Yellow Approx. 300
Page 94 and 95: Squash, Summer - Zucchini Approx. 2
Page 96 and 97: Squash, Winter Approx. 100 - 400 se
Page 98 and 99: June Bearing 1 very heavy 2 to 3 we
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Page 102 and 103: Tomato - Grape Cherry & Pear Approx
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Page 108 and 109: Tomato - Hybrid Garden Approx. 9,00
Page 110 and 111: Tomato - Hybrid Grower Approx. 9,00
Page 112 and 113: Tomato - Hybrid Grower Approx. 9,00
Page 114 and 115: Watermelon - Hybrid Large - approx.
Page 116 and 117: Watermelon - Open Pollinated Approx
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Page 120 and 121: Wild Game Plot - Mixes (continued)
Page 122 and 123: Wild Game Plot - Individual Ingredi
Page 124 and 125: Hummert’s High Tunnels Hummert Hi
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Page 128 and 129: Square Pots & Carrying Trays Qty/ D
Page 130 and 131: Model 850-3 This Lot Size System is
Page 132 and 133: Injectors & Seeders Mazzei Fertiliz
Page 134 and 135: REDI-HEAT TM Heavy-Duty Propagation
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Page 140 and 141: INSECTICIDES CATALOG # ITEM ACTIVE
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Page 144 and 145: Produce Picking & Packing Tomato Lu
Page 146 and 147: Hummert’s Midwest Vegetable Plant
Page 148 and 149: FAQ’s Frequently Asked Questions
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