2018 Seed Catalog

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Broccoli Approx. 8,000 – 10,000 seeds per oz BC1691 – Hybrid 85 days, 6” • Deep green color, medium-bead size and classic dome shape • Crowns are smooth and firm with excellent weight, making it appropriate for export and domestic crowns • Performs well during summer/warm season in the Northeastern U.S. Size Catalog # Price 25 seed 72-79000 $ 1.46 100 seed 72-79010 3.60 250 seed 72-79020 4.34 1 M 72-79030 10.92 5 M 72-79040 46.03 Broccoli Raab Raap Spring Rapini - Heirloom 42 Days, No Head • Traditional Italian vegetable • Comes from the turnip family rather than the cabbage family, unlike traditional broccoli • Beautiful shoots and leaves are both utilized in Italian, Mediterranean and Oriental dishes • Taste is unique; between broccoli and spinach with undertones of a nutty sweetness Castle Dome - Hybrid 2007 – Hollow Stem and Brown Bead 65 Days, 13” • Short-season broccoli with a tight head, fine bead, good holding ability and heat tolerance • Medium-green in color • Uniform growth; excellent for crown cuts • Good choice for fall commercial crops Green Sprouting Improved - Heirloom late 1800’s 70 Days, 5-8” • Green sprouting Calabrese is from the Italian line • Brought to America in late 1800’s by Italian immigrants; the prolific 3”–4” side shoots allow for 8–10 weeks of continual harvest Ironman - Hybrid 2006 – Crown Rot, Fus, DM (HR) 70 Days, 9” • Best substitute for the discontinued Packman • Most widely, commercially grown broccoli • Vigorous habit, excellent uniformity, dense heads, high yields, superb shelf-life • Flavorsome and well-textured • Narrow petioles make it easy to work, harvest and clean • Has become a popular American Culinary ingredient 1/16 oz 72-53200 $ 1.49 1/4 oz 72-53210 1.89 1/2 oz 72-53220 2.39 1 oz 72-53230 3.10 8 oz 72-53240 7.59 1 lb 72-53250 13.00 25 seed 72-17180 $ 1.49 100 seed 72-17190 3.49 250 seed 72-17200 4.29 1 M 72-17210 10.99 5 M 72-17220 45.67 10 M 72-17230 75.13 1/16 oz 72-16850 $ 1.49 1/4 oz 72-16870 1.89 1/2 oz 72-16880 2.19 1 oz 72-16890 3.39 8 oz 72-16900 4.09 1 lb 72-16910 7.19 • Will produce many side shoots, but not until main head is harvested 25 seed 72-53300 $ 2.39 100 seed 72-53310 4.29 250 seed 72-53320 5.29 1 M 72-53340 14.39 5 M 72-53350 56.19 Legacy – Hybrid Late maturity • Attractive green color, high-domed, finely-beaded, firm heads with tightly branched florets • Versatile enough to be used for export and domestic crowns, bunching, florets and processing • Best suited for cool season production • Offers high yield potential, excellent quality, wide adaptability and harvest flexibility 25 seed 72-79060 $ 1.14 100 seed 72-79070 2.83 250 seed 72-79080 3.42 1 M 72-79090 8.59 5 M 72-79100 36.21 800-383-0865 • Hummert Seed & Supply • St. Joseph, MO • Fax: 816-232-6134 12
Broccoli Approx. 8,000 – 10,000 seeds per oz (continued) Lieutenant – Hybrid 75 Days, 6-8” • Crowns are medium green, smooth, and medium domed • High-quality crowns with good head protection • Erect plants with minimal side shoots and medium-sized main stems with reduced hollow stem • Excellent heat tolerance Size Catalog # Price 25 seed 72-80450 $ 2.17 100 seed 72-80460 3.49 250 seed 72-80470 4.67 1 M 72-80480 11.89 5 M 72-80490 46.73 10 M 72-80500 76.97 100 M 72-80510 697.90 Brussels Sprouts Approx. 7,000 – 9,000 seeds per oz Jade Cross E - Hybrid – Botrytis 90 Days, 1 to 1-1/2” sprouts on 18” plant, 75-100 heads per plant • Excellent for fresh market or home garden • Good for freezing and eating fresh • The original Jade Cross was an AAS winner in 1959 • An improved hybrid that offers greater resistance to lodging and wind damage • Sprouts have better spacing; easier to harvest • Widely adapted Long Island Improved - Heirloom 1890 70 Days, 1 1 ⁄2” Sprouts on 24” Plants, 50-100 Heads/Plant • Good for freezing or roasting • A very old heirloom variety that is still the most widely planted • Offers superior flavor and productivity • Sprouts mature over an extended period, so it’s an excellent choice for home gardeners and fresh market growers for extended harvests • Best choice for full stalk harvest for fresh market sales 25 seed 72-52010 $ 1.79 100 seed 72-52020 4.29 250 seed 72-52030 6.89 1 M 72-52050 16.89 5 M 72-52060 74.59 25 M 72-52080 339.79 • For a more uniform harvest, Jade Cross E is recommended 1/16 oz 72-17330 $ 1.19 1/8 oz 72-17340 1.89 1 oz 72-17370 3.29 4 oz 72-17380 4.99 8 oz 72-17390 6.89 1 lb 72-17400 11.29 Cabbage – Hybrid Approx. 8,000 – 10,000 seeds per oz Blue Dynasty - Foc–1, Xcc (HR), YR, Tb 75 Days, 7”, Head Size: 5 • Main season cabbage for the fresh market • Holds an attractive, round shape through the season • Large and vigorous • Slate blue to green–blue in color with good wrappers • Prolific producer of cabbage sprouts Bravo - Hybrid 2004 – Fus-1, Xcc, T, Tb 90 Days, 8-10”, Head Size: 4-6 • Softer blue-green in color • Perfect variety for shipping or farmer’s markets Headstart - Hybrid 1967 60 Days, 6”, Head Size: 3.5 • Compact with short neck and good coverage • Great early fresh market • Copenhagen Market type • Slightly flattened, globe head • Good internal quality for cole slaw processors 25 seed 72-19400 $ 1.49 100 seed 72-19410 1.99 250 seed 72-19420 2.69 1 M 72-19430 6.29 10 M 72-19440 47.05 25 seed 72-17640 $ 1.59 100 seed 72-17650 2.29 250 seed 72-17660 3.29 1 M 72-17670 7.59 10 M 72-17680 62.89 25 seed 72-19820 $ 1.39 100 seed 72-19830 1.99 250 seed 72-19840 2.69 1 M 72-19850 6.29 10 M 72-19860 48.60 800-383-0865 • Hummert Seed & Supply • St. Joseph, MO • Fax: 816-232-6134 13
Page 2 and 3: Ordering Information Family Approxi
Page 4 and 5: Vegetable Seeds Artichoke Approx. 7
Page 6 and 7: Beans, Dry Bush Approx. 1,000 - 1,6
Page 8 and 9: Beans, Green Bush Approx. 1,600 - 2
Page 10 and 11: Beans, Green Bush Approx. 1,600 - 2
Page 12 and 13: Beans, Lima Pole Approx. 400 - 600
Page 16 and 17: Cabbage - Hybrid Approx. 8,000 - 10
Page 18 and 19: Cantaloupe - Hybrid Approx. 1,000 -
Page 20 and 21: Cantaloupe - Open Pollinated Approx
Page 22 and 23: Cauliflower Approx. 8,000 - 10,000
Page 24 and 25: SEED INNOVATION THAT WORKS DAY AND
Page 26 and 27: Corn, Sweet - Roundup Resistant - S
Page 28 and 29: Corn, Sweet Bi-color - Hybrid Appro
Page 30 and 31: Corn, Sweet Bi-color - Hybrid Appro
Page 32 and 33: Corn, Sweet Yellow - Hybrid Approx.
Page 34 and 35: Corn, Sweet - Open Pollinated Appro
Page 36 and 37: Corn, Ornamental (continued) Fiesta
Page 38 and 39: Cucumber - Performance Series Appro
Page 40 and 41: Cucumber - Open Pollinated Approx.
Page 42 and 43: Eggplant Approx. 5,500 - 7,500 per
Page 44 and 45: Flower Seed & Mixes (continued) Cos
Page 46 and 47: Flower Seed & Mixes (continued) Pet
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Page 50 and 51: Gourds, Ornamental Approx. Small se
Page 52 and 53: 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
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Onion Seed Approx. 7,500 - 10,000 s
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Peas, English or Shelling Approx. 9
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Peppers, Hot Approx. 3,500 - 5,500
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Peppers, Hot Approx. 3,500 - 5,500
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Peppers, Sweet Hybrid Approx. 3,500
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Peppers, Sweet Open Pollinated Appr
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Potatoes, White (continued) Kennebe
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Pumpkins, Small 3 - 10 lbs (continu
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Pumpkins, Medium 10 - 25 lbs (conti
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Pumpkins, Extra Large Over 50 lbs (
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Radishes Approx. 1,500 - 3,500 seed
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Beets Approx. 1,500 - 1,700 seeds p
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Mustard Greens Approx. 10,000 - 20,
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Swiss Chard Approx. 1,200 - 1,800 s
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Squash, Summer - Yellow Approx. 300
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Squash, Summer - Zucchini Approx. 2
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Squash, Winter Approx. 100 - 400 se
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June Bearing 1 very heavy 2 to 3 we
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Heirloom Heirlooms are open-pollina
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Tomato - Grape Cherry & Pear Approx
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Tomato - Heirloom Approx. 8,700 - 1
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Tomato - Heirloom Approx. 8,700 - 1
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Tomato - Hybrid Garden Approx. 9,00
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Tomato - Hybrid Grower Approx. 9,00
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Tomato - Hybrid Grower Approx. 9,00
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Watermelon - Hybrid Large - approx.
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Watermelon - Open Pollinated Approx
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Watermelon - Seedless (Triploid) (c
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Wild Game Plot - Mixes (continued)
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Wild Game Plot - Individual Ingredi
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Hummert’s High Tunnels Hummert Hi
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This system allows the plastic to i
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Square Pots & Carrying Trays Qty/ D
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Model 850-3 This Lot Size System is
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Injectors & Seeders Mazzei Fertiliz
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REDI-HEAT TM Heavy-Duty Propagation
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Plastic mulch laying is easy with t
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Beneficial Insects Aphid Controls A
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INSECTICIDES CATALOG # ITEM ACTIVE
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MULTIPLE USE PRODUCTS CATALOG # ITE
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Produce Picking & Packing Tomato Lu
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Hummert’s Midwest Vegetable Plant
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FAQ’s Frequently Asked Questions
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