2018 Seed Catalog

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Ordering Information Family Approximate # of seeds per oz or lb Corn, Approx. 1,900 – 2,900 seeds per lb Variety Heirloom/Open Pollinated/Hybrid Date Introduced Resistance Passion II - Hybrid 2011 – Yellow – Class Sh2, HR: Rp1D; IR: Et, Pst 81 Days, 8”/18-20 Rows • Attractive husk package • Scored excellent in university testing in all areas including seed vigor, marketability, sweetness, hold and crisp/tender Days to Maturity u CUSTOMER NUMBER – If you have an established Hummert account, a 10 digit Customer Number will appear on the top left corner of the mailing label on the back cover of this catalog. The number also appears directly under the “sold to” name on Hummert Invoices. If a Customer Number does not appear, you will automatically be assigned an account number when you place your first order. v SHIP-TO NUMBER – A 5 digit “ship-to” number assigned to each billing or shipping address. The “ship-to” number appears on the top right corner of the mailing label. w CATALOG NUMBER – Our catalog numbers will always consist of a 7 digit number highlighted in yellow, example is described at right. • Dual modes of action for management of above and below ground insects and tolerance to Roundup WeatherMAX® and Roundup PowerMAX® 25 M 72-55260 $ 374.25 100 M 72-55280 1,497.00 x w Placing an Order To expedite your order, please have the following information ready when placing an order: y Disease Resistance Abbreviations x DESCRIPTION & QUANTITY of the item and size being ordered is necessary to ensure we are shipping exactly what you want. y SALE PRICE, indicates the price of the item - subject to change z PAYMENT INFORMATION, Cash, check, credit card or Hummert account. { PURCHASE ORDER NUMBER, if needed. Upon completion, our sales personnel will verify your order for accuracy. Code Name Code Name Code Name Code Name Code Name HR High Resistance CMV Cucumber Mosaic Virus Fon Fusarium Wilt PMT Powdery Mildew Tolerant Tb Tip Burn IR Intermediate Resistance Co:1 Anthracnose Fon-2 Fusarium Wilt PMV Pepper Mottle Virus TEV Tomato Etch Virus T Tolerance CO-2 Anthracnose Fus Fusarium Wilt PRSV Papaya Ring Spot Virus TLS Target Leaf Spot A, AN Anthracnose Aal, ASC ALS BC BCMV Bl BLS BLRV BSK BST BW BYMV C1, C2, etc Ccu Cl(2) Alternaria Stem Canker Angular Leaf Spot Bacterial Canker Bean Common Mosaic Virus Downy Mildew Bacterial Leaf Spot Bean Leaf Roll Virus Bacterial Speck Bacterial Spot Bacterial Wilt Bean Yellow Mosaic Virus Leaf Mold Cladosporium Cucumerinum Anthracnose CR DM EB Et F F1 FCRR FF FFF Foc Foc-1 Fol Fol-1 Fol-2 Fom Fom-2 Common Rust Downy Mildew Early Blight Northern Corn Leaf Blight Fusarium Wilt Fusarium Wilt Fusarium Wilt and Root Rot Fusarium Wilt Fusarium Wilt Fusarium Wilt Fusarium Wilt Fusarium Wilt Fusarium Wilt Fusarium Wilt Fusarium Wilt Fusarium Wilt Fus-1 FW 0,1,2 LB M MDM Mi/Ma/ Mj N NC Fusarium Wilt Fusarium Wilt Late Blight Root Knot Maize Dwarf Mosaic Root Knot Nematode Northern Corn Leaf Blight NY15 New York 15 Pcu PepMoV PFS PM PMR PMRR Pseudoperonospora cubensis Pepper Mottle Virus Downy Mildew Powdery Mildew Powdery Mildew Resistant Powdery Mildew Resistant PSl Pss Pst PVY Px R Rp1D Rpg S Sc Si Sli SS St SW T Pseudomonas syringae pv. Lachrymans Bacterial Brown Spot Bacterial Speck Potato Virus Y Podosphaera xanthii Rust Rust Rust Smut Scab Silvering S-locus indibitor gene Gray Leaf Spot Gray Leaf Spot Stewart’s Wilt Tobacco Mosaic Virus TMV ToMV TSW TSWV TW/ TSWV TYLCV Ua V V1 Va/Vd-1 Vd WMV WMV2 Xcc XCV 1-3 ZYMV Tobacco Mosaic Virus Tomato Mosaic Virus Tomato Spotted Wilt Tomato Spotted Wilt Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus Tomato Yellow Leaf Curl Rust Verticullium Wilt Verticullium Wilt Verticullium Wilt Verticullium wilt Watermelon Mosaic virus Watermelon Mosaic virus Black Rot Bacterial Spot Zucchini Yellow Mosaic Virus
Seed ..................... 2-42, 48-50, 56-121 Artichoke .............................. 2 Asparagus ............................. 2 Beans ............................... 3-10 Beets ................................. 11 Broccoli ............................ 12-13 Brussels Sprouts ....................... 13 Cabbage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13-15 Cantaloupe .......................... 16-18 Carrots ............................. 18-19 Cauliflower .......................... 20-21 Celery . ............................... 21 Collard Greens ......................... 21 Corn, Roundup Resistant .............. 22-25 Corn (includes ornamental & popcorn). .. 25-34 Cowpeas ............................. 35 Cucumbers ......................... 35-38 Eggplant ........................... 39-40 Endive ................................ 40 Flower Seed .......................... 41-46 Garlic. .............................. 46-47 Gourds . ............................ 47-49 Herbs . ............................... 49-54 Horseradish ............................ 54 Kale ............................... 54-55 Kohlrabi .............................. 55 Leeks ................................ 55 Lettuce . ............................ 55-57 Mustard Greens ....................... 58 Okra ................................. 59 Onions, plants, sets, seeds ............. 59-62 Parsnip . .............................. 62 Peas ............................... 62-65 Peanuts. .............................. 65 Peppers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65-72 Potatoes ............................ 72-74 Pumpkins . .......................... 74-80 Radicchio .............................. 80 Radishes ............................ 80-82 Rhubarb . ............................. 83 Rutabaga ............................. 83 Table of Contents Salad/Micro Greens .................. 84-88 Shallot. ................................ 88 Spinach ............................ 88-89 Squash . ............................ 89-94 Strawberry . ......................... 95-96 Swiss Chard .......................... 97 Tomatoes ......................... 98-111 Tomatillo. ............................ 111 Turnips .............................. 111 Watermelons ...................... 112-117 Wild Game Food Plot Seed ........... 117-121 ProductListing: Picking Bags & Harvest Basket ............... 88 Knives, Knee Pad, Soil Testing. .............. 97 whup-a-bug spray ......................... 97 Wild Game Food Plot Seed ............ 117-121 Pollinator Seed Kits. ...................... 121 High Tunnels ............................ 122 Greenhouse Poly Film. .................... 123 Poly Film Accessories ..................... 124 Containers, pots, Inserts, Trays ......... 125-127 Seed Envelopes. ......................... 127 Seed Counting Machines .................. 128 Media & Amendments .................... 129 Injectors & Hand Seeders .................. 130 Push Seeder & Rear Tine Tillers ............. 131 Propagation Mats & Rooting Hormones ...... 132 Watering, Labels, Twine, Mulch Film. ........ 133 Mulch Layers/Lifters, & Planting ............ 134 Covers & Cleaners ........................ 135 Beneficial Insects. .................... 136-137 Microgreen Felt .......................... 137 Insecticides ............................. 138 Fungicides .............................. 139 Herbicides, Multi-Purpose & Pruning ......... 140 Tools & Gloves .......................... 141 Produce Picking & Packing ................ 142 Mulch Lifter & Produce Equipment .......... 143 Hummert’s Midwest Planting Guide ..... 144-145 Frequently Asked Questions. ........... 146-147 Terms & Conditions. ...................... 148 5802 Corporate Dr., Suite 108 • St. Joseph, MO 64507 • 800-383-0865 Fax: 816-232-6134 • sales@hummertseed.com © 2017 Hummert International
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
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
Page 48 and 49: Flower Seed & Mixes (continued) Vin
Page 50 and 51: Gourds, Ornamental Approx. Small se
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Herbs (continued) Basil, Clove Scen
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Herbs (continued) Chives, Garlic -
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Herbs (continued) Tarragon, French
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Lettuce, Head Approx. 20,000 - 30,0
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Mustard Greens Approx. 10,000 - 20,
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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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