A draft catalog of hybrid vegetable and flower seeds from Easi, listing varieties such as beetroot, broccoli, butternut, beans, eggplant, peppers, cucumber, cauliflower, carrot, cabbage, okra, onions, melon, sweet corn, pumpkin, zucchini, tomato, and watermelon. Each entry includes type, variety name, harvest days, and key benefits like yield, disease resistance, and uniformity. A bonus section…
This document is a draft seed catalog from Easi, presenting their hybrid range of vegetables and functional flowers. It is intended for growers, farmers, and gardeners looking for high-yield, disease-resistant varieties with specific harvest timelines.
The catalog is organized by vegetable type, starting with beetroot (Red Atlas F1, harvest 65-85 days), broccoli (Belstar F1, 75-85 days), butternut (Ultra F1, 90-100 days), and bush bean (Lomani, 55-72 days). Each entry lists key benefits such as deep red color, smooth roots, high yield, and stringless pods.
Further sections cover eggplant (Black King F1, 70-80 days), hot peppers including Surya, Maxijala, and Habenero Red (50-85 days), cucumber (Easi 1100 F1, from 60 days), cauliflower (Basan F1, 75-80 days), carrot (Coldmaster F1, 70-80 days), and cabbage (Green Sunrise F1, 105-120 days). Benefits emphasize heat tolerance, pungency, thick-walled fruit, and strong leaf cover.
The catalog continues with okra (Green Queen F1, from 65 days), red and yellow onions (Asterix and Soprano, 220-230 days), melon (Strike F1, around 80 days), sweet peppers (Dhahabu and Galba, 55-83 days), tomatoes (Sadiki, Hanif, Piccolo, 60-85 days), sweet corn (Tender Treat F1, 85-90 days), orange pumpkin (Atlantic Giant, up to 120 days), and yellow patty pan (Yosemite F1, from 5 weeks). Benefits include excellent storage, sweet flavour, and large uniform fruit.
A bonus section introduces functional flowers: dianthus, snapdragon, petunia, marigold, and ornamental sunflower, each described for their role in pollinator appeal and garden colour. The catalog also covers grey pumpkin (Grey F1, around 95 days), watermelon (Extreme F1, 80-85 days), zucchini (Laria F1, from 40 days), and tomato saladette (Itai F1, 75-80 days). A brief note explains why pollinators matter for flowering and fruit set.