2018 Seed Catalog

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Cantaloupe – Hybrid Approx. 1,000 – 1,300 seeds per oz Ambrosia - Hybrid 1975 - Powdery Mildew, Downy Mildew 86 Days, 6x6”, 4-5 lbs • Round, light sutures, heavy net • Excellent flavor holds well • Grows well in high tunnels or open field Size Catalog # Price 25 seed 72-19170 $ 3.29 100 seed 72-19220 7.99 250 seed 72-19230 17.89 500 seed 72-19190 32.89 1 M 72-19200 61.92 5 M 72-19210 305.08 Aphrodite - Hybrid – Fusarium Wilt, Powdery Mildew 75 Days, 7x6.5”, 6-7 lbs • Oval, slight sutures, medium net • Excellent flavor and hold • Grows well in high tunnels or open field Athena - Hybrid 1995 – Fusarium Wilt, Powdery Mildew 80 Days, 7x6.5”, 5-7 lbs • Oval to round, light sutures, heavy net • Grows well in high tunnels or open field Avatar - Hybrid 2012 – HR, Fom 0-2, PM 75 Days, 8x7.5”, 7-9 lbs • Round to round-oval • Light sutures • Heavy fine net • Medium open cavity • Firm flesh with deep orange color • Prolific and consistent • Stores well Burpee PMT - Hybrid 1955 – Powdery Mildew 82 Days, 7x6”, 4-5 lbs • Oval, light sutures, heavy net • Resistant to Powdery Mildew Lilliput - Hybrid 2011 – HR: FOM 0-2, PM 81 Days, 3.5x5”, 2-3 lbs • Light sutures, light fine netting • Tight-closed seed cavity • Dark orange flesh that has been bred to be extra sweet and superbly aromatic • Unique specialty melon for farmers market specifically designed to be a personal melon; single serve for 1-2 people • Pick up additional sales after the first flush, or from homes who only need a single melon Minerva - Hybrid – FW 0,1,2 and PM 78 Days, 7.5x7”, 7-8 lbs • Oval, sutered, well-netted • Large muskmelon type • Early to produce • Large, vigorous plant, produces multiple fragrant fruits • Widely adapted 25 seed 72-19260 $ 3.89 100 seed 72-19270 10.29 250 seed 72-19280 22.79 500 seed 72-19290 42.59 1 M 72-19300 79.29 5 M 72-19310 374.41 25 seed 72-19090 $ 3.69 100 seed 72-19100 10.99 250 seed 72-19110 24.99 500 seed 72-19120 42.29 1 M 72-19130 79.29 5 M 72-19140 365.79 • Flavorful and attractive jumbo melon that is great for fresh market sales 25 seed 72-44200 $ 3.59 100 seed 72-44210 9.79 250 seed 72-44220 18.99 500 seed 72-44230 33.49 1 M 72-44240 64.19 5 M 72-44250 279.49 25 seed 72-19010 $ 2.99 100 seed 72-19070 9.75 250 seed 72-19080 21.49 500 seed 72-19030 37.29 1 M 72-19040 65.89 5 M 72-19050 306.99 • Picking is easy, Lilliput is a full slip melon 25 seed 72-44800 $ 3.29 100 seed 72-44810 9.49 250 seed 72-44820 18.29 500 seed 72-44830 30.49 1 M 72-44840 48.79 5 M 72-44860 224.09 25 seed 72-18590 $ 3.29 100 seed 72-18600 8.49 250 seed 72-18610 18.99 500 seed 72-18620 34.89 1 M 72-18630 64.79 5 M 72-18640 309.99 800-383-0865 • Hummert Seed & Supply • St. Joseph, MO • Fax: 816-232-6134 16
Cantaloupe – Hybrid Approx. 1,000 – 1,300 seeds per oz (continued) Roadside – Hybrid – Fom-2(HR) 84 days, 6-8 lbs, 7.5”x 7.5” • Round, deep ribs, fine netting, salmoncolored flesh and a attractive appearance • Flesh is firm with outstanding flavor and ripens early • Muskmelon type • Ideal for home gardens and market Size Catalog # Price 25 seed 72-79200 $ 3.99 100 seed 72-79210 10.78 250 seed 72-79220 23.16 500 seed 72-79230 44.69 1 M 72-79240 81.39 5 M 72-79250 383.85 Cantaloupe – Open Pollinated Approx. 1,000 – 1,300 per oz Crenshaw - Heirloom 110 Days, 11x9”, 5-9 lbs • Elongated, no sutures or net • Green rind, yellows when ripe • Distinctive flavor, salmon colored flesh • Known as a gourmet melon and is sweetly succulent; judged sweetest of all melons • Early fall market sales; it bridges the gap between seasons Hales Best Jumbo - Heirloom 1924 86 Days, 6.5x7”, 4-4.5 lbs • Oval light sutures, heavy net • Good, early, non-hybrid • Has long shelf life from it’s Casaba melon parentage 1/8 oz 72-18410 $ 1.69 1/4 oz 72-18420 1.99 1 oz 72-18430 4.29 8 oz 72-18450 15.20 1 lb 72-18460 25.30 1/8 oz 72-18530 $ 1.39 1/4 oz 72-18540 1.79 1 oz 72-18550 1.99 8 oz 72-18570 6.19 1 lb 72-18580 10.30 Hearts of Gold - Heirloom 1890 90 Days, 6x6”, 3.5 lbs • Round, no sutures, medium net • Fragrant and flavorful, this muskmelon was the most popular variety in the Midwest from the late 1800’s through the 1930’s • Prolific non–hybrid Honeydew Green - Heirloom – 1880’s 105 Days, 7.5x7”, 6 lbs • Oval, no sutures, no net • High sugar content, very sweet 1/8 oz 72-18650 $ 1.49 1/4 oz 72-18660 1.79 1 oz 72-18670 2.09 8 oz 72-18690 6.79 1 lb 72-18700 11.20 1/8 oz 72-18770 $ 1.39 1/4 oz 72-18780 1.69 1 oz 72-18790 2.29 8 oz 72-18810 7.29 1 lb 72-18820 12.29 Iroquois - Heirloom 1944 – Fusariam 80 Days, 7x8” • Round - oval; excellent fresh market melon • Wide ribbing, heavy, course netting on the gray-green rind • Deeply orange flesh, that is known for being extremely fragrant and full-flavored • Very sweet, rating higher on the brix scale than most other varieties • Durable rind and old fashioned appearance 1/8 oz 72-44280 $ 1.09 1/4 oz 72-44290 1.49 1 oz 72-44300 1.79 8 oz 72-44310 5.19 1 lb 72-44320 8.49 Cantaloupe is considered to be one of the healthiest foods in the world, even when stacked against other fresh fruits and vegetables. The popularity of cantaloupe as a staple in fruit salads and melon bowls can’t be underestimated, and as such, they’re generally available yearround in supermarkets in many parts of the world. 800-383-0865 • Hummert Seed & Supply • St. Joseph, MO • Fax: 816-232-6134 17
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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 14 and 15: Broccoli Approx. 8,000 - 10,000 see
Page 16 and 17: Cabbage - Hybrid Approx. 8,000 - 10
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Page 22 and 23: Cauliflower Approx. 8,000 - 10,000
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Page 28 and 29: Corn, Sweet Bi-color - Hybrid Appro
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Page 32 and 33: Corn, Sweet Yellow - Hybrid Approx.
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Page 36 and 37: Corn, Ornamental (continued) Fiesta
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Page 42 and 43: Eggplant Approx. 5,500 - 7,500 per
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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
Page 64 and 65: Onion Seed Approx. 7,500 - 10,000 s
Page 66 and 67: 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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