Taiga is a new truely special variety by Karen Olivier. The fruits are yellowish green oxhearts with marbled flesh and a dark red center. The flavor is beyond excellent and sweeter than sweet candy. It has intense floral notes, and is veeery juicy. There are almost...
Midseason to late season variety taking 95 days to ripen, with Indeterminate vines. King Blue is a cross between Beauty King and P20 (also known as OSU Blue). Almost stable (in generation 6) but you may find some variation in size and shape. The fruits are orange with...
75-80 days, Indeterminate. A variety from Japan that can be traced to 1964. The round orange fruits are not too big, about 7-10 ounces, with dense texture and outstanding flavors of sweet and spicy. The plants are vigorous growers with great yeild and ability for...
Indeterminate plant not too big about 4 feet, giving ripe fruit within 75-80 days from transplant. It is a variety by Tom Wagner of Everett, from a cross between P20 Blue and something else a segregate of the Blue Zebra. Muddy Waters was named after an American blues...
75-80 days until fruits ripen after transplant. The vines are indeterminate and grow vigorously until the end of season. The variety was discovered and developed by Millard Murdock from East Flat Rock, North Carolina. He believes it is an accidental cross between...
