Vegetables

2024  We are selling our certified organic bedding plants on-farm this year, from 10 am until 4 pm beginning May 1st, 2024 through June 4th 2024. Pre-order your 2024 plants and get a pre-order discount. Text, Email or call in your order. Email or give us  a call for more info! 4″ pots $3 ea  Gallons  $10 ea  

Terrie 970 948-5288  acetas@sopris.net

Artichoke:

Tavor: fun addition for the greenhouse. Gorgeous flower!

Bean, Bush:

• Royal Burgundy: Brilliant purple, 5” pods. Very good flavor raw or cooked
• Provider: Adaptable to diverse soil and climate conditions

Broccoli:

• DeCicco: early, yields small 3-4” main heads followed by a large yield of side shoot.
• Gypsy: heat tolerant and do well in below average fertility.

Cabbage

• Farao: Delicious, early, green  cabbage.
• Integra:  Deep purple red cabbage.

Cauliflower:

• Snow Crown: extra early and adaptable.
• Lavender: stunning purple heads.

Cantaloupe:

• PMR Delicious 51: Early, with juicy sweet flesh.

Celery:

• Tango: Performs well under heat and moisture stress.

Chard:

• Pink: New-beautiful color and nice flavor.
• Oriole Orange
• Ruby Red

Cucumber:

• Marketmore: slicer, thick skinned, crunchy.
• Lemon: Round, yellow and delicious.
• Pickling: early and high yielding.

Eggplant:

• Listada di gandia: petite, purple-striped, Italian. Beautiful coloring and shape.
• Little Finger: slender, petite, great for roasting.
• Black Beauty: Classic Italian eggplant

Kale:

• Vates: Curly, dark green leaves.
• Red Russian: Bright purple veins.

Leeks:

• Bandit: Winter hardy

Onions:

• Cabernet: Early, 4-6 mo. storage.
• Bridger: Early, yellow onion.  Good storage onion

Peppers:

• Banana Pepper, Goddess: sweet banana for pickling and fresh eating.
• California Wonder Golden: early yellow bell.
• Sweet Snack peppers: choose red, yellow or orange. Love these sweet little treats!
• King of the North: early, sweet red bell.
• Orange Bell: Heirloom, open pollinated.
• Lipstick: Beautiful red sweet tear drop shaped pepper. My favorite!
• Jalapeños: Early, reliable, tough plants.
• Anaheim: Numex Joe E. Parker- great producer, large beautiful chilies.
• Ancho/Poblano: Roasting, green chili.
• Habaneros:these pretty orange peppers pack a heat punch!
• Serrano: Hot Rod-puts spice into life.
• Shishitos:a favorite with chefs!

Pumpkins:

• Baby Pam: just the right size for small spaces.

Squash, Summer

• Y-Star Patty Pan: Perfect little, yellow, roasting squash.
• Yellow Crookneck: delicate flavor addition to any dish.
• **Zephyr: beautiful “dipped” bicolor squash

Zucchini

• Green Machine-Disease resistant and high yielding.
• Golden Glory-beautiful sun gold color zucchini.

Squash, Winter

• Acorn: Sweet Reba-yummy steamed.
• Waltham Butternut: sweet, unique flavor.
• Spaghetti: perfect for the gluten free spaghetti dinner.
• **Delicata: delicious, sweet, squash.

Tomatillos

• Toma Verde: a must have for salsas.

Tomatoes: I-Indeterminate D-Determinate

• Black Krim:Russian Heirloom-Yum (I)
• Brandywine: Heirloom -slicer with big flavor. (I)
• Cherokee Purple: Heirloom- Medium to large, unique color and flavor. (I)
• Copia: Large, beautiful, yellow and orange striped, beefsteak tomato. (I)
• Kellogg’s Breakfast: Orange beefsteak heirloom  (I)
• San Marzano Roma: Pretty Italian heirloom paste tomato.(I)
• New Girl: Early tomato with more disease resistance than Early Girl (I)
• **Celebrity Plus: Strong, disease resistant, productive beefsteak tomato.(D)
• Rose de Berne: loved heirloom-midsize (I)
• Black cherry: Cherry tomato-yum. (I)
• Sakura: Prolific sweet,  large red cherry tomatoes.(I)
• Sungold: super sweet, brightly colored, pick and eat cherry tomato.(I)
• Supersweet 100: Prolific,  sweet red cherry tomato. (I)
• Sunrise Bumblebee: Pretty orange and gold striped cherry tomato.(I)
• Purple Bumblebee: Burgundy with olive green stripe cherry tomato.(I)
• Pink bumblebee: Rose colored with gold stripes-cherry tomato.(I)
• Yellow Pear: Heirloom-sweet and tangy. (I)

Watermelon:

For Colorado high country short growing season

• Sugar Baby: small sweet and early.