Livingston Seed

Table Queen Mammoth Squash is an excellent choice when selecting squash for your garden. This acorn type squash has dark green skin with sweet, yellow flesh that grows on 6 to 8 foot vines. The tasty fruits of this variety store 4 to 6 weeks. Can be baked for a wonderful side dish with butter and brown sugar. Garden Tip: Harvest before frost when stem is dry.

Excellent taste whether sliced, shredded or prepared your favorite way. Zucchini Black is truly versatile. The rich dark green, cylindrical fruit is a very prolific variety. This is a summer squash. Garden Tip: Pick zucchini when they are young (4-6") and tender. Give this tasty recipe a try: http://www.bulbblog.com/summer-squash-bread-recipe/

Space saving Bush Zucchini Commander is the perfect solution for smaller gardens. Bush Zucchini offers great flavors, high yields and disease resistance. Best flavor when harvested young. Use a sharp tool to allow easy removal from the vine. Garden Tip: This is a great variety to use in container gardening.

What garden is complete without zucchini? Sliced, shredded, or prepared your favorite way, garden fresh zucchini is truly versatile. These seeds are also 100% CERTIFIED USDA ORGANIC. Plant after danger of frost. 5 to 7 seeds per hill, thin to 3-4" or 2-3 plants per hill. Matures in 50 days. Grow organic in your garden this year! 100% Organic. Pure and natural. Carefully selected open-pollinated variety. No hybrids or GMOs. Gardening as nature intended. Give this recipe a try:...

Early Scarlet Globe is a crisp, mild, tasty radish. Features a bright scarlet color with white flesh, making it a good addition to salads and garnishes. Early Scarlet Globe is popular for its taste and quick yields. Maintain constant moisture to keep radishes growing. Slow development will causes the radishes to be hot and pithy. Garden Tip: Radishes grow well in gardens, pots, planters, flower beds and cold frames.

French Breakfast is a rosy red cylindrical root with a blunt white end. A Fire 'n Ice type radish, and an elegant choice for a relish plate or salad. Very easy to grow. Is more heat tolerant if water is supplied regularly than most early varieties. Garden Tip: Radishes can be planted earlier than most other seeds and are quick to mature, making them a perfect vegetable and teaching tool to introduce children to gardening.

Fast and easy to grow, the Radish Sparkler White Tip resembles the shape of a turnip.  This variety is delicious with a crunchy texture and peppery flavor perfect for snacking.  Best when harvested at 1" in diameter.Garden Tip: The most important factor in growing radishes is constant moisture for rapid growth.

This is the bean for delicious flavor! The 6" pods of the Blue Lake Bean are mouthwatering fresh or canned. Planting seeds every 3 weeks until the first of August with assure a continuous fresh crop. Easy- to-grow for all gardeners. Garden Tip: Pick beans regularly to keep plants producing. Expect to be able to harvest bush beans 2 or 3 times.

Contender Stringless Bush Bean is always the winner in our taste tests. These beans are full and rich in flavor and easy to grow. A stringless bush variety that is excellent fresh, canned or frozen. Harvest the 4" pods when firm and fully elongated, but before the seeds are large. Garden Tip: Beans require little care except regular weeding and adequate water if the weather is dry. Water about 1" per week.

Have fun watching these beans turn green while cooking! The Royal Burgundy has 5-5½" meaty, purple pods. Excellent fresh or frozen. To freeze, just blanch 2-3 minutes until pods turn green. Garden Tip: An early, hardy variety that does well in cooler soil.

Early maturing and high yielding Bush Bean Mountaineer White Half Runner can be grown with or without support, Picked young it can make a good snap bean, or growing to full maturity and shelled. The rich, sweet flavored beans are excellent for baking, soups and any other uses.Garden Tip: Resistant to common mosaic. Grows well in average, well-drained soil.

Top Notch Golden Yellow Wax Bean is a compact, bush variety that is great in the garden or in a container.  The pod is straight and hangs in clusters around the main stem, making picking easy. Its buttery flavor and durability makes it very popular with gardeners. This variety works well for canning and freezing.Garden Tip: Resistant to mosaic virus and powdery mildew.