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List of Seed Packets

posted Sep 17, 2009 11:52 PM by Rob Perhamus
I know this is crazy - - - but I had to give you the list :-)  Mary

List of Seed Packets:
 after taking your seeds, please close packets so they do not spill out (we need rubber bands).

VEGGIES:
Bibb Lettuce
Great Lakes Lettuce
Black Seeded Simpson Lettuce
Parris Island Romaine Lettuce
Florida Broad Leaf Mustard India Lettuce
Clemson Spineless Okra (summer)
Emerald Okra (summer)
Evergreen Bunching Onions (early spring)
Alaska Wilt Resistant Peas
Wanda Peas
Melting Sugar Snow Peas
Sugar Snap Edible Pod Peas
California Wonder Peppers
Jalopeno Peppers
Bis Max Pumpkins (spring/summer)
Jack O Lantern Pumpkin (spring/summer)
Champion Radishes
Cherry Belle Radishes
Sparkle Radishes (bi-color white/red)
French Breakfast Radishes (elongated bi-color red/white)
Bloomdale Spinach
Teton Hybrid Spinach
Dixie Hybrid Squash (summer)
Striaghtneck Squash (summer)
Crookneck Squash (summer)
Bash Scallop Squash (summer)
Black Beauty Zucchini (summer)
Zucchini Elite Hybrid (summer)
Swiss Chard (dark green, not multi-colored)
Tomato Big Boy (spring)
Red Cherry Tomato (spring)
Roma Tomato (spring)
Turnips (purple tops/white globe)
Watermelon Crimson Sweet (spring)
Watermelon Jubilee (spring)
Watermelon Sugar Baby (seedless, small, early) (spring)
Asparagus (yard long) (spring) NOTE: Before planting asparagus, please read about this veggie. It is difficult and you can't harvest the first year, and then only harvest a portion the 2nd year, etc. 
Contender Bush Beans (spring)
Blue Lake Bush Beans (spring)
Stringless Pole Beans (spring)
Kentucky Blue Pole Beans (spring)
Kentucky Wonder Pole Beans (rust resistant) (spring)
Detroit Dark Red Morse's Strain Beets
Tall Top Early Wonder Beets
Broccoli
Cantaloupe Jumbo (spring)
Sierra Gold Cantaloupe (spring)
Carrots
Long Carrots
Red Cored Chantenay Carrots
Collards (winter and summer)
Yellow Corn Late Season (spring) NOTE: before planting corn we have to talk about cross pollination issues
Bi-color Corn (spring)
White Corn (spring) 
Cucumbers Yard Long (early spring)
Cukes Hybrid (early spring)
Cukes for pickling (early spring)
Cukes for slicing (early spring)
Cukes disease resistant (early spring)
Cukes Tendergreen Burpless (early spring)
Leeks (early spring)

HERBS:
Basil (winter)
Chives
Cilantro
Dill
Mint (winter)
Oregano
Italian Parsley
Parsley
Rosemary (early Spring)

PERENNIALS:
Mixed Color Carnations
Mixed Color Columbine
Mixed Color Dahlias (spring)
Mixed Color Delphinium
Mixed Color English Daisies
Forget-Me-Nots (Heavenly Blue)
Mixed Color Foxglove NOTE: this is a poisonous plant. Keep away from children and animals
Mixed Color Hollyhock
Johnny Jump-Ups Viola (winter/spring/summer)
Mixed Color Lupine
Mixed Color Poppies
Mixed Color Violas

ANNUALS:
Alyssum, white
Alyssym, violet
Mixed Color Bachelor Buttons drought resistant
Mixed Cosmos (spring)
Lobelia (spring/summer)
Marigolds mixed color (spring)
Morning Glory mixed color (spring)
Morning Glory (Blue) (spring)
Moss Rose mixed color heat and drought tolerant (spring)
Nasturiums mixed color NOTE: these are wonderful in salads
Pansies mixed color
CA poppies, golden
Poppies drought resistant
Snap Dragons mixed color
Statice mixes color
Sunflowers, mixed color (spring/summer)
Sunflowers ever -sun (spring/summer)
Sunflowers, mammoth (spring/summer)
Sunflowers, skyscraper (spring/summer)
Sweet Peas mixed colors
Zinnia, mixed colors (spring/summer)
Zinnia, violet (spring/summer)