Okra

Sow okra late in the spring or early summer after the ground becomes warm. Cover seed 1 inch deep in rows that are 3 feet apart. Thin so plants are spaced 12 to 18 inches apart. Okra grows very quickly and should be harvested frequently.

Cajun Delight Hybrid
Matures in 65 days
More tender with fewer fibrous pods than most other varieties. An All-America Selections winner that has higher yields of dark green pods on open-canopied plants.
1/4 oz.......020-10185............$3.99
1/4 lb.......020-30185................ASK

Annie Oakley II Hybrid
Matures in 50 days
A high-yielding, spineless okra, this variety can be planted at a high population rate. Pods are long and slender and remain tender longer than some other okras.
1/4 oz.......020-10184............$3.99
1/4 lb.......020-30184................ASK

Perkins
Matures in 60 days
Plants are heavy with lush foliage, reaching heights of 31/2 to 41/2 feet. Slender dark green pods are seven to eight inches long, welltapered and ribbed.
1/2 oz.......020-20180............$1.79
1/4 lb.......020-30180................ASK
1 lb...........020-50180................ASK

Dwarf-Stalk Long Green
Matures in 50 days
This compact variety arrives early. Plants are 21/2 to 3 feet tall and sturdy. The 7 inch pods are very tender when young and are dark green and ribbed.
1/2 oz.......020-20183............$1.79
1/4 lb.......020-30183................ASK
1 lb...........020-50183................ASK

Clemson Spineless
Matures in 55 days
Standard variety 6 to 7 inch pods.
1/2 oz.......020-20182............$1.79
1/4 lb.......020-30182................ASK
1/2 lb.......020-40182................ASK
1 lb...........020-50182................ASK