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74 days. A crimson red, thin-walled, 6- to 8-long pepper that's good to dry even in the humid East.

70 days. A yellow jalapeno that's a little hotter than other jalape-os and has more disease resistance.

60 days. Similar to Hungarian Hot Wax, but more productive and on a larger plant.

60 days. A 7-long Cubannelle-type that outyielded other Cubanelles by 30%.

65 days. Early Cubanel pepper handles stress well and has large lime-green fruits.

Hybrid. 90 days. A cross between a long- and short-day onion; produces sweet yellow onions just three months after seeding.

Hybrid. 105 days. Jumbo red-skinned, white-fleshed, long-day onion; earlier than other red onions.

80 days. Like the classic crenshaw melon, but these 10-pound fruits are produced three weeks earlier.

72 days. The latest in the Husky series of dwarf indeterminate plants, this is a golden version of Husky Cherry Red tomato.

68 days. More disease-resistant version of Heatwave.

65 days. Disease-resistant, indeterminate plant produces 10- to 15-ounce fruits all season and is widely adapted.

75 days. A large, globe-shaped fruit with excellent sugar-to-acid ratio. Disease-resistant, widely adapted.

75 days. An indeterminate plant that produces small, oval, cherry-sized pink fruits.

55 days. A very early maturing, indeterminate, tasty red cherry tomato with wild currant tomato heritage.

84 days. A determinate, potato-leaved foliage plant with 3-diameter mahogany-red fruits with a rich flavor.

75 days. From Poland, this tomato has vigorous potato-leaved foliage and produces 1-pound, ribbed, flattened, meaty, intensely flavored fruits.

110 days. A huge, red-orange beefsteak-type indeterminate German tomato that's smooth and crack-resistant.

50 days. A compact, determinate plant that produces the earliest ever Roma-type tomatoes.

60 days. Wild cherry indeterminate tomato from Mexico; reportedly sweeter than Sweet 100.

A highly branched, indeterminate plant that produces small pale yellow fruits in clusters of six. The fruits are shaped like lollipops and have a sweet, lemony flavor.