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 49 days. [Introduced 1988. AAS winner.] Stems, leaf veins, and pods are deep red-maroon in color. Plants average 4' high, bearing narrow 5/8 " spineless pods that remain tender nearly to their mature length of 7-1/2 ". Other red okras bear longer and handle disease better but 'Burgundy' is... |
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 50 days. This un-branched, spineless variety from India averages 5-1/2' tall and produces mature pods to 7" long. 'Evertender' has good eating quality, similar to, if not better than 'Clemson Spineless'. Easy to harvest, and pods remain tender for long period. Pkt. |
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50 days. Spineless variety from India averages 5½' tall. Pods up to 8" long, pods remain tender for a long period. The Kerr Center named it the easiest variety to harvest (thanks to unbranched plants) in their trial of 30 heirloom varieties. |
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 75 days. [1960, Louisiana AES] Sweet, mild, spineless light-green pods up to 6" long. 5' plants are well-branched with an open growth habit. Thanks to its well-developed root system, has good drought and heat tolerance, as well as tolerance of root-knot nematodes. Late maturing, but great... |
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75 days. [1960, Louisiana AES] Sweet, mild, spineless light-green pods up to 6" long. 5' plants are well-branched with an open growth habit. Thanks to its well-developed root system, has good drought and heat tolerance, as well as tolerance of root-knot nematodes. Late maturing, but great... |
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55 days. [Developed by Univ. of Arkansas and released for introduction to SESE in 1991.] 'Jade' is an early maturing, tender-podded, high-yielding okra. Compared to 'Clemson Spineless', 'Jade' has darker green pods, fewer side branches, higher average yields, and better ability to mature in... |
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55 days. [Developed by U. of Arkansas, introduced by SESE 1991.] Early maturing, tender-podded, high-yielding okra. Compared to Clemson Spineless, Jade has darker green pods, fewer side branches, higher yields, and better ability to mature in late plantings. 4½' plants. Dark-green pods remain... |
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 65 days [Kentucky heirloom grown by Jimmy T. Morris since the 1940s.] The four-foot plants produce abundantly when kept well-picked. This excellent variety comes from the Appalachian Heirloom Seed Conservancy via grower Merlyn Neidens. Pkt |
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[1978, U. of Arkansas] 50 days. Compact, 3' plants make this a great okra for container gardens and for gardeners with limited space! Good flavor, harvest the spineless pods at 4-6" for best flavor. Pkt |
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65 days. 7" slim, smooth, lovely white-green pods. Vigorous, productive 7' tall plants. One of our prettiest okras. Pkt
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61 days. [Introduced 1987 by SESE.] This Israeli variety has a distinctive strong flavor and is recommended for okra lovers who would like to try something different. Stalks may grow 8 to 10 feet with few side branches. Pods left to mature average 6" in length (range 5 to 9") and 1-1/4 to... |
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65 days. [Family heirloom of Cheryl and Garey Hughes, collected by Garey’s great-uncle in Warrior, Alabama in the 1930s.] Smooth pods remain tender up to 8" long. Vigorous 10’ plants are spineless for easy picking. Pkt (5 g). |
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