VEGETABLES
Cucumbers

Bush Champion
No room for vines? Bush types take one-third the space, so they're great for containers and raised beds. You won't believe the large number of crisp, bright green slicers you'll get from these pint-sized plants. Proven top quality for productivity, flavor and
wide adaptability.
Days to Harvest: 55

Sweet Burpless
This is the highest yielding burpless cucumber we've found yet. The attractive, 10" cucumbers are refreshing and mild. Sweet Burpless is very productive because it makes huge numbers of female flowers. The vines are resistant to almost every disease.
Days to Harvest: 55

Pickalot
Pickalot cucumbers spread only 4 ft. (1.2 m), start bearing early and continue all summer. The blocky green picklers are 5 in. (12 cm) long and 2 in. (5 cm) across at maturity. Tolerant to powdery mildew and great for attracting butterflies, Pickalots can be harvested and used at any size.
Days to Harvest: 54

Lemon Cuke
Baseball sized cucumber variety producing bright lemon yellow colored fruits.The flavor is
excellent, a bit sweeter than normal cucumbers.
Days to Harvest: 65
Eggplant

Burpee Hybrid
Burpee Hybrid eggplants are as easy to grow as peppers, but thrive in hotter weather. The semi-spreading, tall and vigorous plants continuously produce many medium-sized, glossy purple fruits. The eggplants themselves have excellent flavor with smooth flesh and small seeds that are very easy
to remove.
Days to Harvest: 70

Purple Blaze
Producing heavy yields on 18- to 20-in. (45 to 50-cm) plants, Purple Blaze boasts a neon purple color on 4-in. (10-cm) fruits with white streaks. These eggplants have a tender, white interior resulting in excellent flavor
for cooking.
Days to Harvest: 55-60

Rosa Bianca Heirloom
This plump, white and lavender streaked fruit, has become something of a poster vegetable for the heirloom gardener. But it is difficult to grow in cooler regions. 'Rosa Bianca' is known for its incredible delicate, non-bitter flavor. Heat lover.
Days to Harvest: 72
Okra

Cajun Delight
Recognized as an All-America Selections Winner for its outstanding taste and versatility, Cajun Delight is the
perfect okra for all of your cooking needs. Okra grows very quickly in warm temperatures, preferring well-fertilized or composted soil. After your okra produces flowers, pods will begin to grow. Harvest the pods when they are young because eventually they’ll get tough and inedible.
Days to Harvest: 52
Squash

Burpee Golden Zucchini
These bright, glossy golden fruits have a distinct zucchini flavor. You can steam it, boil it, stuff it or bake it. Remember, it can be sliced and frozen if you harvest more than expected.
Days to Harvest: 54

Burpee Hybrid Zucchini
This zucchini is a vigorous grower with early and very large yields. Gardeners say it just won’t quit. Its medium-green, tender-skinned fruits grow on compact, bush-type plants. Pick Burpee Hybrid zucchinis when they’re about 6 to 8 in. (15 to 20 cm) long. A versatile vegetable, use zucchini
fresh in salads or for cooking or stuffing.
Days to Harvest: 50

Bush Table Queen
Perfect for large patio pots and small-space gardens, Bush Table Queen is the best acorn squash for all of your recipes. Plant your squash plants about two weeks after the final frost date in your region, making sure to pick a spot that gets at least six hours of sun each day. Keep acorn squash well watered and harvest before it’s fully mature for the best taste in pies, cooked with roasts, stuffed and as an ingredient in many recipes.
Days to Harvest: 80
Swiss Chard

Swiss Rainbow
Beautiful to look at and delicious to eat, stunning rainbow Swiss chard not only offers a dazzling visual effect, it delivers a lighter flavor compared to regular chard. The striking large green or bronze-green leaves have a chewy texture and a just-right taste. Actually like having two vegetables in one, the colorful pink, red, crimson, pink and white striped, bright gold, orange to pale orange, white, purple and mauve stalks are deliciously edible, too.
Days to Harvest: 55
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