KCCG Cool Season Seeds
Seeds go on sale on March 2nd.
KCCG General Seeds:
Ten (10) packs included free with membership.
Additional packs available for $.20 (Green Card) $1.00 (Yellow Card) $1.50 (Orange Card) $2.00 (Blue Card).
Up to 20 additional packs available for purchase.
Beanstalk Seeds (with Beanstalk Seeds logo):
$1.00 (Green Card) $2.00 (Yellow Card) $2.50 (Orange Card) $3.00 (Blue Card).
Beanstalk Seeds cannot be counted in the 10 free seed packs you receive with your KCCG membership.
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Beets
Detroit Dark Red
Cool Season
Spring : March 15- April 15
Fall : July 20- August 10
45-70 days. 2.5-3” globe roots of blood-red color. For canning and fresh use.
Early Wonder Tall Top
Cool Season
Spring: March 15- April 15
Fall: July 20- August 10
45 days. Earliest beets and greens. Large vigorous tops. Tall bright, glossy green, red-veined tops, slightly flattened red roots.
Red and Golden Blend
Cool Season
Spring: March 15- April 15
Fall: July 20- August 10
40 – 70 days – This unique blend allows you to have dark red, bright red, golden and striped beets all from one planting.
Carrots
Mokum
Cool Season
Spring: March 15- April 15
Fall: July 20- August 10
54 days – Early Nantes type hybrid. A short, very early carrot that has a great sweet flavor. It matures quickly making it ideal for early spring or fall gardens. Tops are shorter than other varieties.
Nantes
Cool Season
Spring: March 15- April 15
Fall: July 20- August 10
62-70 days. Small 10-12” tops with 6.5” x 1” bright red-orange blunt roots. Good fresh or frozen.
Rainbow Blend
Cool Season
Spring: March 15- April 15
Fall: July 20- August 10
60 days – Mix of purple, yellow, white, red and orange carrots in a beautiful blend.
Royal Chantenay
Cool Season
Spring: March 15- April 15
Fall: July 20- August 10
65 days. Cylindrical 6” roots for heavy or shallow soils. Tops are sturdy, 15-20.” Dependable heavy yields.
Collards
Georgia
Cool Season (Spring Only)
Spring: March 15- April 15
70 days. Old standard, 36” spreading plants, large, cabbage-like blue-green, slightly crumpled leaves; heat and poor soil tolerant, slow to bolt.
Top Bunch
Cool Season (Spring Only)
Spring: March 15- April 15
50 days – Earliest to harvest. Tall productive plant produces medium green slightly blistered leaves. A Georgia-type hybrid with crinkled leaves.
Kale
Red Russian
Cool Season
Spring: March 15- April 15
Fall: July 20- August 10
60 days – One of the hardiest and most tender-leaved of all kales. It has frilly, purple-veined, blue-green leaves are tinged with red-purple and resemble oak leaves.
Premier
Cool Season
Spring: March 15- April 15
Fall: July 20- August 10
55 days- high yielding green variety with smooth leaves and white ribs. Upright and compact growth habit.
Kohlrabi
Kohlrabi
Cool Season (Spring Only)
Spring: March 15- April 15
50 days. Uniform plant with short top and few leaves. Stems mature quickly, harvest at 2” in diameter.
Lettuce
Buttercrunch
Cool Season
Spring: March 15- April 15
Fall: July 20- August 10
60 days. Boston type or loosehead. Larger and more heat tolerant than Bibb, slower to bolt, stands at least 2 weeks longer without bolting. Leaves are thick, crisp, and tender.
KCCG's Gourmet Blend
Cool Season
Spring: March 15- April 15
Fall: July 20- August 10
30 – 60 days. This custom blend was specially chosen to celebrate KCCG’s 30th Anniversary. It includes 11 great tasting premium lettuce varieties (Cimmaron, Red Salad Bowl, Salad Bowl, Oakleaf Royal, Red Sails, Buttercrunch, Tango, Ruby Red, Canasta, Four Seasons) with great diversity of color and texture.
Canasta
Cool Season
Spring: March 15- April 15
Fall: July 20- August 10
50-60 days – A favorite of KCCG members, Canasta is a Batavian type semiheading lettuce that forms a crisp head with ruffled leaf edges. Leaves have a bronze edging. Sweet and crisp tasting, holds well into summer heat.
Ruby Red
Cool Season
Spring: March 15- April 15
Fall: July 20- August 10
40 days. A red leaf lettuce that has bright red, glossy and crumbled leaves.
Salad Bowl
Cool Season
Spring: March 15- April 15
Fall: July 20- August 10
45 days. A green leaf lettuce that is sweet and crisp. Ruffled leaves; slow to bolt.
Mustard Greens
Curly Leaf
Cool Season
Spring: March 15- April 15
Fall: July 20- August 10
55 days. Bright green leaves are crumpled and heavily curled. Upright plants are slow to bolt. Strong mustard flavor.
Florida Broadleaf
Cool Season
Spring: March 15- April 15
Fall: July 20- August 10
50 days. Early, fast-growing variety for processing, market, and home gardening. Large, upright plants 10” high, deep green, oval-shaped, smooth leaves.
Red Giant
Cool Season
Spring: March 15- April 15
Fall: July 20- August 10
45 days. Very attractive plant with reddish leaves. Can be harvested either as a 6” plant or allowed to grow to 17”. Has a mild, mustard flavor. Sow spring through fall. Slow bolting.
Williams Pride
Cool Season
Spring: March 15- April 15
Fall: July 20- August 10
40 days. Large plants, quick growing. Leaves are oblong, thick, fairly smooth, and dark green. Mustard-spinach flavor.
Peas, Green
Green Arrow (English Pea)
Cool Season
Spring: March 15- April 15
60-78 days. Vigorous, high yielding 24-40” tall plants with 7-9” pods. 10-12 seeds per pod. Wilt resistant, excellent as a shell bean, or as a dry bean.
Oregon Giant (Snow Pea)
Cool Season
Spring: March 15- April 15
69 days. High yields of sweet, extra-large, flat pods. Tolerant to powdery mildew, common wilt and enation mosaic.
Super Sugar Snap (Snap Pea)
Cool Season
Spring: March 15- April 15
64 days. Plump 2-3” long, round, slightly curved, fleshy green pods. Tall vines need support. Resistant to powdery mildew; tolerant to pea leaf roll virus.
Sugar Ann (Snap Pea)
Cool Season
Spring: March 15- April 15
60 days – 2—2 1/2’ vines. This dwarf version of sugar snap peas has sweet, edible pods that have a juicy crunchy snap when eaten. Snap peas require cool weather and a trellis for a good harvest. Can be planted in late July for a fall harvest.
Radish
Cherry Belle
Cool Season
Spring: March 15- April 15
Fall: July 20- August 10
20-30 days. Round, bright cherry red with white flesh. Root is about 1” in diameter, tops about 3” at harvest time. Keeps well.
Daikon Early Mino
Cool Season
Spring: March 15- April 15
Fall: July 20- August 10
50 days – this Japanese Daikon radish has long white roots that are crispy and tender with mild pungency when grown in cool weather. Easier to grow as a fall crop but can also be grown as an early spring crop. Roots can grow up to 14” long in good soil.
Easter Egg
Cool Season
Spring: March 15- April 15
Fall: July 20- August 10
30 days – This seed packet will produce beautiful radishes in a variety of colors (red, white, pink, purple) that are fun for kids to pick and eat. The roots grow larger than standard varieties and stay crisp and mild even when large.
White Icicle
Cool Season
Spring: March 15- April 15
Fall: July 20- August 10
30 days. A uniform short top strain which forms 6” long roots very quickly. Flesh is white, crisp, and mild.
Spinach
Nobel Giant (OP)
Cool Season
Spring: March 15- April 15
Fall: July 20- August 10
30 days – Heirloom variety with large leaves that are glossy dark green and heavily savoyed. Sweet and tender with rich flavor. Slow to bolt.
Orach 'Aurora Mix'
Cool Season
Spring: March 15- April 15
Fall: July 20- August 10
45 days – A green, like spinach in flavor, but slower to bolt in the heat. Plants can get 4-6’ tall in flower but retain tender sweetness. Highly ornamental lime green, copper, red, and purple foliage.
Red Malabar
Cool Season
Spring: March 15- April 15
Fall: July 20- August 10
85 days – Vigorous climbing vines grow through summer into fall. Glossy, thick, savoyed leaves resemble spinach. Mild swiss chard taste. Use leaves and young stems sparingly in salads or stir fries.
Space (F1)
Cool Season
Spring: March 15- April 15
Fall: July 20- August 10
25 days – Tried and true smooth leaf variety for spring, fall or overwintering. Early and high yielding plants are disease resistant and slow to bolt.
Swiss Chard
Bright Lights
Cool Season
Spring: March 15- April 15
Fall: July 20- August 10
28 days for baby chard, 55 days for larger leaves – Vibrant, rainbow colored stalks are an eye-catching addition to your garden. Plants thrive throughout spring, summer and into fall providing a steady supply of greens. Swiss chard can be eaten raw but generally is steamed or sautéed. Routine cutting of larger leaves will stimulate continuous production through frost.
Fordhook Giant
Cool Season
Spring: March 15- April 15
Fall: July 20- August 10
60 days. A tall, vigorous strain with broad dark leaves. Stems are thick and white. Tolerates hot weather well.
Ruby
Cool Season
Spring: March 15- April 15
Fall: July 20- August 10
60 days. Similar to Fordhook but with ruby red stalks and veins.
Turnip
Hakurei
Cool Season
Spring: March 15- April 15
Fall: July 20- August 10
38 days – considered by many to be the best tasting turnip variety, this early maturing Japanese turnip is sweet and tender and is often eaten raw in salads. The roots are white 2” round globes with smooth skin. The greens are smooth (not hairy) and may be eaten raw or lightly cooked. (hybrid)
Purple Top
Cool Season
Spring: March 15- April 15
Fall: July 20- August 10
60 days. Produces round, purple topped 4” roots and abundant greens for early summer harvest.
Seven Top
Cool Season
Spring: March 15- April 15
Fall: July 20- August 10
45-50 days. Used only for greens as roots are tough and woody.