Grenada
Grenada is a true 2 sieve size with pods that are 6.5 inches or longer. The seed development is slow and has a long shelf life. Great variety for customers looking for long thin podded green beans with a great disease package. A highlight in the disease package is it is highly tolerant bacterial brown spot. Grenada is suited for both fresh pack and fresh market growers.
Astro F1
Compact, sturdy and high yields make this variety a great choice for processing. Astro is a high-performance variety, especially in cooler climates. Great early-to-main season processing variety.
76197 F1
Tiger Strip Indeterminate
Also making its appearance in our trials – this Indeterminate, mini plum type is great for cluster picking, early maturity, 30-45gr, date form. Red to brown color with green strips. Variety proved not only to be tasty but vigorous in cooler climates.
PLS 167
Mid-Season Variety
Don’t be fooled by this smaller berried pea- yields will astound you! This variety has consistently been a top yielding variety across the country since its release. The ever-increasing importance of 167’s strong field tolerance to downy mildew keeps this variety in high demand. Harvest early for an even smaller berry.
Goya F1
This large round extra firm eggplant is extremely suited for preparing pastes, dips, and sauces. It has a very good firm flesh consistency and a good shelf life. The fruits are round, to globe shaped, with a green spineless flat calyx. It is an early variety with a strong growing plant for indoor and outdoor planting.
Prevail
Second Early Variety
Prevail is a second early afila developed by Pure Line Seeds. The strong, upright afila vine type and determinate growth habit contribute to consistent yields. Prevail is resistant to Fusarium Wilt race 1.
GB72
GB72 is a clean 4-5 sieve whole bean. A tremendous yielding stand-by that works great for fancy cuts.
Super Habanero F1
A large plant with an excellent fruit cover. Super Habanero has a very uniform fruit and is extremely hot. It has a medium, pale green color, changing to red, with a medium to late season maturity that is resistant to CMV. Excellent in a variety of climates, including northern.
PLS 179
Late Season Variety
PLS 179 is a Pure Line Seeds introduction developed as a late-season afila. This pea boasts a very desirable sieve size and extraordinary quality. Fresh Market growers have given rave reviews on yields. It also performs well for pea shoots.
Chiffon F1
This creamy summer squash is highly durable and has an excellent disease package. Chiffon has been impressive during trials, proving to be unique because of its extremely slow seed formation and as a heavy producer that is both beautiful and delicious.
XTH1079
XTH1079 (YW/ 76d) is a very good eating quality hybrid that works well in the 2nd early processing segment. Lodging tolerance and seedling vigor are improvements over other commercial products.
Barracuda F1
This F1 hybrid is an early Nantes type carrot. The vigorous plant produces a long (20-24 cm) smooth, slender and cylindrical carrot with a diameter of 4-4,5 cm. The shoulders are round, the carrot is slightly tapering and the leaf attachments are not sunken. Barracuda F1 is known for its excellent internal color. The color is dark orange with a small to medium size core. It will not develop green shoulders or a green core at normal to difficult growing conditions. It is not sensitive to conditions that increase longitudinal cracking of the roots. The leaf attachment is medium to small and strong. The leaves grow upright and are not too dense, this helps airflow and limited susceptibility to fungal attack. Barracuda F1 will produce a high yield and is very suitable for processing and fresh market.
King Tut is an old variety at PLS. As legend goes this pea came from King Tut’s tomb. But whether this is true or not is quite debatable. Today this pretty little pea finds its place in our program as stock for our breeders to pull from and improve other varieties. We are also building stock of this variety as a greater interest for purple vegetables increase. Who knows, maybe you will see King Tut in your garden!
