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Show Home, Farm & Garden Wednesday, April 4, Qtoumg I KIND OK VEGETABLES CROUP - . tys to 60 - Great Northern, Very tender. -f I I 40 85 80 1 Mar. IS-Mar. IS -- May 15 25 35 25 50 1 24 25 25 30 45 40 85 Mar. IS Mar. IS-- 20 plants 25 plants 30 30 plants 50 plants I Between Rows (inches) 1 50 Mar. 15 May 2 4 packet packet Impounds ,,, 4 1 ounce 4 ounce 4 1 60 12 1 1 2S 12 1 ounce 15 50 12 1 ounce 1 ounce 8 30-3- 1V4-- 2 1 12-1- 50 50 12 1 10-1- 5 100 1 4 4--6 ounce 1 4 24 24 24 S 2 lbs. (300) 50 75 Sept. 100 40 50 2 60 60 58 68 73 60 80 85 Mar. 20-J- uly 68 85 Mar. ne 100 15 77 58 60 40 80 Mar. 20-J- uly 85 35 75 Mar. ne 35 75 Mar. 20 80 70 Mar. 20 July 1 ay Mar. 1 ay Mar. 15 ay Mar. 1 Mar. 20-J- 90 48 76 120 125 60 60 I 30 1 8 18 packet 1 50 - 'A 20 plants 20 15 - May 78 12-1- 34-- ounce 1 10 50 1000 25 25 12 12 30-3- 12 4 6 8 8 packet 1 ': ounce 30-3- 100 pounds 1 12 8 18 packet packet 1 1 34-- 1 c 100 57 54 50 ?5 MayS-June- 15 40 50 .70 85 May 5 -- June 15 75 73 80 84 85 60 75 May 1 54 51 67 5 1 lO Vi 100 plants Impounds 3 1 2 50 400 MayS-Jul- yl 20 30 ": ounce 25 I packet 20 1 packet ounce 16, Burpee Hybrid, Harper Hybrid 70 87 88 - 63 55 49 49 47 3 Pacemaker Red, 82 88 88 60 95 70 60 70 20 20 May May 25 70 75 7 80 -' v . . 60 70 90 94 90 90 fej 6q t,i 75 76 100 80 55 65 & 66 i 100 10 1 ounce 1 ounce ne May ne .00 Mav ne 30 20 plants May ne I 45 30 plants May ne 10 20 75 May in-Ju- ne 10 93 May ne 10 95 85 50 12 36 - - : 5 48-6- 24-4- 48-6- 4 92 50 60 : 18 I fluly 24 48 120 60 plants 24 36 120 60 plants July June July July IT30 I -- Aug. lS M.yl-June- - Aug. I I -- Aug. IS I 10 I -- Aug. 24-3- packet 1 4 6 24 ' Aug. 46 57 . i May June 80 o0 48 18 77 45 II z ImoHo t0i Suitable for'common storage. I aiellinl fur freezing. I hew may often he made as garden replanlings (following harvest of early radishes, spinach, and nets. "' '- 75 97 100 85 103 103 110 . 24 89 60 Prize, Red Acre t'..'. r 60 5 Storage and Kraut - Glory of F.nkhuizen. Bonanza. Danish Ball Head Chinese Michihli KALE - Vales, Dwarf Siberian (excellent greens for late fall and early . spring harvest) Head- '- Great Lakes, Great Lakes I. I I TIICI. - San Joaquin, Calred ONIONS (bulh harvest next June I) - American Purple Top, Macomber RUTABAGA SPINACH - Viking, America UK Nil'' I'titple I "P White Globe. Golden Ball i 85 90 90 73 tt 30-3- 48 .10 1.0 106 62 BrpT..y 6 12 50 '10 Bell, Hybrid .; Park's Whopper, BigPack WINTER SQUASH - Emerald, Waltham Butternut, Buttercup Golden Delicious, Quality, Banana Sweet Meal TOMATO - Early Salad, Early Girl Hybrid, Moreton Hybrid V. R. Moscow, Belter Boy DX 52-1liny Tim (container or patio tomato) WATERMELON Petite Sweet, Striped Klondike, Allsweet, Crimson Sweet, Allswect, seedless - Triple Sweet GROUP L Special Plantings for fall harvest 3 50 50 tt 'May pound pounds 200 300 75 5g 72 47 -- June 55 50 group. Detroit Dark 61 Plant when the soil is warm, about two weeks pmlT.: .'.WAV Mar. 15 -- May 40 51 70 63 61 65 46 MELONS Golden Beauty, Casaba, Crenshaw Honey Dew, Early Hybrid Crenshaw EGGPLANT Early Beauty, Black Magic , 85 64 68 60 125 69 74 82 87 Gold Star, Supermarket, Saticoy CAUBAGI 40 62 67 90 59 58 63 Hales Best Powdery Mildew Res. No. 45, Iroquois - 85 Mar. IS -- May 1 Mar. IS -- April IS Mar. IS -- May 15 64 70 70 105 125 140 60 Pinto CANTALOUPE '"Minnesota Hybrid fl-'l- 40 Mar. 15 -- May 1 1 Mar. IS-15 Mar. uly 90 55 63 67 70 55 58 75 90 38 - alter 75 105 46 35 57 - n- 90 "0 Pole Blue Lake CELERY - Utah, Summer Pascal (Hardy, but Shoot to seed if planted too early). SWF FT CORN - Sundance, Early Xtta Sweet, Golden Earlipak Northern Belle, Tastyvee, Tendersweet Seneca Chief, NK 199, lllini Chief Super Sweet Jubilee CUCUMBER - Pickling Wisconsin SMR 18, (all female hybrids) Pioneer, Green Star Slicing - Tablegreen, Marketmore 70 Sweet Slice, Coolgreen Mild Flavored Slicers (all female hybrids) Gemini. Triumph. Okie Master Zealand SPINACH - Summer-NeSUMMER SQUASH - Yellow - Goldneck Hybrid, Goldbar Hybrid Early Prolific Straightneck, Eldorado Patty pan - St. Pat Scallop Hybrid Green - Zucchini Hybrid, Ambassador, Zucchini Elite Aristocrat. Hybrid Cocozelle D 50 76 76 2 60 110 59 68 60 23 28 - Classic, Tendercrop, Bluecrop Tempo, Kinghorn Wax, Goldwax 1 1 par foot of mm I Rows Plant on the average date of the last spring frost, shout when first apples bloom. GROUP C Tender: DRY BEAN SNAP BEAN 55 73 100 86 74 55 80 - V ' Planting depth (inches) - Perennial Perennial 55 55 60 74 - Tendersweet, Crosby Green Top, Ruby Oueen Detroit Dark Red, Pacemaker II, Long Season CARROT - Pioneer, Nantes, Short'n Sweet Golden Heart. Gold Pack, Spartan Bonus CAULIFLOWER - Snow King Hybrid, Snow Crown Super Snowball, Snowball Imperial ENDIVE - Salad King, Florida Deep Heart Green Curled, Full Heart Batavian LETTUCE - leaf Oak Leaf, Salad Bowl Buttercrunch head - Citation, Great Lakes PARSLEY - Paramount, Banquet, LaSota Model PARSNIP r POTATO - LaRouge, Red Pontiac SALSIFY - Mammoth Sandwich Island SWISS CHARD - Rhubarb, Lucullus, Fordhook Giant ' Seed or Plantt Number In Hardy. BEET S Feet of row J 1 ) 69, Bl.l I Germination Average Planting Temoerature Date M'n Opt harvest VARIETIES - RELA PLANT SPACING FOR FAMILY OF FIVE Plant as soon as the soil dries out in the spring. ASPAR AHUS - Mary Washington, Waltham Washington" RHUBARB - Canada Red, Ruby", Valentine" BROl'COl I - Green Comet Hybrid, Spartan Early, Southern Comet Green Mountain, Waltham 29 CABBAGE - Earliana. Golden Acre 84, Market Prize Market Topner. Danish Ballhead. Red Acre Savoy King (mild flavor) King Cole Hybrid (Kraut) KOHLRABI - Early White Vienna ONIONS - Karly - Ebenezer sets, Utah Yellow Sweet Spanish-transplanSeed Evergreen White Bunching ween onions. Crystal White Utah Yellow Sweet Spanish, Snow White -f- all and storage PEAS - Sparkle, Little Marvel, Frosty Green Arrow, Lincoln, Wando (stands hot weather) Laxton Progress Perfected Freezer RADISH -- Stop Lite, Cherry Belle, Sparkler Champion, Burpee White, Icicle SPINACH -- Hybrid No. 7. Winter Bloomsdale Viking, America TURNIP - Just Right, Tokyo Market Purple Tod White Globe. Golden Ball Plant a week or two after "A" group. GROUP B Semi-hard- GROUP CHARTG3 1RECOMMENOED VARIETIES AND HOME GARDEN PLANTING Recommended Varieties (There are other good varieties for some areas.) A 1984 - Page-1-5 1 I H I 12 I 50 IS 60 6 12 I 15 12 14 18 18 24-3- packet 13 18 "i ounce 12 14 18 1 10-1- . 77TTZ 29 plants 40 50 50 Tounce I I 1 packet packet ounce I ounce I I 24 13 14 18 4 4 14 18 2 14 Is I J 14 18 2 The Utah Cooperative Extension Service, an equal oprortunits employer, provides programs and services to all persons regardless of race, color or national origin. 4 - |