Heirloom. Very sweet flavor. 

Grows up to 1 ft long. 

Originated in 1600's. 

Crisp sweet flavor. 

60 day type.

Dark-fleshed. The succulent roots are smooth skinned and uniform in shape. Crosby Egyptian can produces tops that reach 14-16". One of the best for early market.

Roots grow 3-5", are very flattened in shape, and grow virtually on the surface of the soil. The roots have a dull red skin and dark red interior. 

Slim long purple 8" fruits. 

Harvested when longer than your finger. If left to grow, the sweeter it gets!

68 Days.

A hot cup of echinacea tea a few times a week can help prevent winter colds and flu. If taken at the first sign of sickness, many people believe that echinacea helps them get better faster or prevents the illness from developing altogether.

Bring water to a boil using a stove-top pan or a tea kettle.

Once boiling, turn the heat down to medium and add in the echinacea.

Place a lid on the pot and simmer for 5 to 10 minutes. ...

Strain the loose flowers, roots, or leaves from the pot and pour into a teacup.

Indeterminate

Sweet and tangy flavor

Grows in clusters of fruit

1" in size

Pollinator. Grow in clusters of 6" flowers.

Yellow petals, brown center.

Grow 5-9 ft tall. 

Sunflower mix of giant mammoth, tall 9' and dwarf. Great for growing in a plot or field and letting nature do its course.

Colors include lemon yellow, yellow, sunshine, and autumn. 

70 Days.

Starts yellow; turns to light purple.

Purple/White Exterior, White Flesh

Sweet taste similar to green bell peppers.