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Okra Seed

Okra is a hot-season crop and needs a very warm soil (70-90F) to germinate well. Season length is similar to sweet corn. Direct sow when soil is sufficiently warmed, 1/4 in deep, 3 ft between rows, thin to 1 ft apart. In short season areas, start indoors 4-6 weeks early for transplant when frost is past and soil has warmed. Use peat pots to avoid disturbing roots when transplanting.



Okra Beck's Big Buck

CODE: OK03

$4.34
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Some call Beck's the snapping okra because of the way it snaps easily off the plant when ready to harvest. Large, fluted, remarkably tender, delicious,... More

Okra, Burgundy ORGANIC

CODE: OK08

$4.49
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Bred by Leon Robbins at Clemson University after eight years of careful selection. Beautiful flowers are similar to miniature hibiscus. Attractive 4' plant... More

Okra Clemson Spineless ORGANIC

CODE: OK02

$4.34
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Clemson has long been the standard consumer okra, and for good reason. It is a consistent producer of top quality pods. Package Size: 25 grams... More

Okra Cow Horn ORGANIC

CODE: OK09

$4.79
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A rare okra with 10-12" long, slender pods. Plants grow to 6-7'. An old-time heirloom from Texas named after its long pods resembling cow or steer horns.... More

Okra Dwarf Long Green Pod

CODE: OK06

$4.34
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This delightful little okra produces 7"- 8" pods long and dark green with slight ridges. Its small size make it better for smaller gardens, its earliness... More