All-American Selections for 2020

Main Street Beale Street Coleus
This is the first coleus to be named a winner. Its deep red foliage holds its color extremely well and doesn’t fade, bleach or get spotty as the season moves into late summer. It does not flower until very late in the season – up to 6 weeks later than the comparisons, and can be grown in full sun or shade.

Blue Prince Pumpkin
Vigorous trailing vines produce 7-9 pound blue flattened pumpkins with non-stringy, deep orange flesh with savory sweetness. Its early flowering season produces earlier fruit, and also has slightly better disease resistance than other similar types.

American Gold Rush Rudbeckia
This winner sports bright, golden-yellow flowers with black centers and arched petals. The compact, upright domed-shaped plant has narrow 2-inch wide hairy foliage bred for its resistance to Septoria leaf spot, showing no signs of fungus even in wet, humid conditions. It has smaller foliage and shorter height compared to other rudbeckia varieties.

Early Resilience Tomato
This is a determinate Roma tomato with rounded, deep red interior color for fruit, uniform maturity and good quality flesh for canning and cooking. Plants can be staked but it is not necessary. This variety was very resistant to Blossom End Rot, resulting in a high yield and less fruit loss.

Green Light Cucumber
This is a mini cucumber with attractive fruit, earlier maturity, and superior eating quality.
Each plant when staked produces 40 or more spineless fruits. Fruits picked when small, between 3-4” long, give great tasting cucumbers without needing peeling. This cucumber is parthenocarpic meaning the flowers are all female and the fruits are seedless without needing to be pollinated.