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| NEW 2010 VEGETABLE SEED |
| Okra |
| Onion |
| ORGANIC VEGETABLE SEED |
| Pak Choi |
| Parsley |
| Parsnip |
| Pea |
| Pepper |
| Pumpkin |
| Radish |
| Rutabaga |
| Spinach |
| Squash Collection |
| Squash, Summer |
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| Swiss Chard |
| Tomato |
| Turnip |
| UNTREATED VEGETABLE SEED |
| Watermelon |
| Flower Seed |
| Plants |
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Okra is one of the oldest cultivated food crops. The edible portion of the plant is the long, pointed seedpod. The pods are used as a vegetable dish, and in soups, stews, casseroles and curries. The plant can also be used in landscape plantings as it also produces a beautiful flower. Untreated okra seeds are available.
Average Seed Count: 50/Pkt.; 500/Oz.
 Okra Cajun Delight F1 |
 Okra Clemson Spineless |
