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Cow Horn Okra |
Overall Rating:
(5.0 Stars)  |
4 Reviews | Days to Maturity:
90 |
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| Heirloom. 15-inch pods are best picked at about 5 inches. Decent flavor and texture. Giant plant can grow to 8 feet. Also known as 'Cowhorn'. | ||||
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Star of David Okra |
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(5.0 Stars) |
3 Reviews | Days to Maturity:
61 |
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| Israeli variety. 8- to 10-foot plants with few side branches that bear 5- to 9- inch by 1 1/4- to 1 1/2-inch, medium-spined fruit. Top of leaf petioles and major leaf veins are purple. Tolerant of root-knot nematode. | ||||
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Burmese Okra |
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(5.0 Stars) |
3 Reviews | Days to Maturity:
NA |
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| Heirloom from Myanmar. Plants bear large, spineless pods. | ||||
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Red Velvet Okra |
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(5.0 Stars) |
2 Reviews | Days to Maturity:
60 - 70 |
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| Scarlet red, slightly ribbed, 3- to 6-inch pods pods. Leaves and stems also red. | ||||
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Emerald Okra |
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(5.0 Stars) |
2 Reviews | Days to Maturity:
58 |
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| Early bearing variety from Campbell Soup Co. Tall plants bear round, smooth, deep-green pods. | ||||
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Fife Creek Cowhorn Okra |
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(5.0 Stars) |
1 Review | Days to Maturity:
NA |
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| Heirloom. Huge plants bear large, long pods. | ||||
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Candle Fire Okra |
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(5.0 Stars) |
1 Review | Days to Maturity:
60 |
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| Abelmoschus esculentus. Hybrid. Red okra. Bright red fruits are both ornamental and edible. Long, 4 to 5 inch fruits are round, not ribbed, and produced in abundance on 24 inch plants. Can be used in ornamental arrangements. Dry seed can be used as a coffee substitute (with no caffeine). About 60 days to maturity. 2017 All American Selection. | ||||
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Bay Bubba Okra |
Overall Rating:
(4.5 Stars)  |
2 Reviews | Days to Maturity:
53 |
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| Hybrid. 3- to 4-inch green pods. Resistant to disease and cold. Dwarf plant. | ||||
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Silver Queen Okra |
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(4.5 Stars) |
2 Reviews | Days to Maturity:
80 |
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| Branched 6-foot plants bear 7-inch, light whitish-green pods. | ||||
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Clemson Spineless Okra |
Overall Rating:
(4.2 Stars)  |
14 Reviews | Days to Maturity:
56 - 64 |
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| Dark green, straight, slightly grooved, spineless pods. 3-foot-tall plants. All American Selection 1939. | ||||
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Little Lucy Okra |
Overall Rating:
(4.0 Stars) |
3 Reviews | Days to Maturity:
55 |
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| Dwarf red okra. 2-foot, red-veined plants bear showy, 3-inch, yellow and purple flowers, then 4-inch, burgundy pods held erect above the plant. Excellent for containers. | ||||
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Jing Orange Okra |
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(4.0 Stars) |
3 Reviews | Days to Maturity:
NA |
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| Asian variety. Plants bear 6-inch, deep reddish-orange pods. | ||||
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North and South Okra |
Overall Rating:
(4.0 Stars) |
2 Reviews | Days to Maturity:
48 - 50 |
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| Hybrid. Dark green pods can get quite large and still remain tender. Very resistant to cool weather. | ||||
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Pentagreen Okra |
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(4.0 Stars) |
2 Reviews | Days to Maturity:
70 |
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| Short plants bear long, thin pods. | ||||
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Perkins Long Pod Okra |
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(4.0 Stars) |
1 Review | Days to Maturity:
NA |
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| 5-foot plants bear green, extra-large pods. | ||||
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Orient Galaxy Okra |
Overall Rating:
(4.0 Stars) |
1 Review | Days to Maturity:
45 |
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| Hybrid. Tall, erect plants bear 5-inch by 1/2- to 3/4-inch, dark-green pods. Tolerant to yellow vein mosaic virus and some other diseases. Harvest aabout 45 days after transplanting. | ||||
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Bowling Red Okra |
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(4.0 Stars) |
1 Review | Days to Maturity:
NA |
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| Virginia heirloom. 7- to 8-foot plants with deep red stems bear ong and thin pods. | ||||
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Beck's Big Buckhorn Okra |
Overall Rating:
(4.0 Stars) |
1 Review | Days to Maturity:
75 - 85 |
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| Tall, sturdy plants bear large, fluted, green pods. | ||||
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Carmine Splendor Okra |
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(4.0 Stars) |
1 Review | Days to Maturity:
51 |
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| Abelmoschus esculentus. Hybrid. Red okra. Uniform and high yielding plant. Stout 5-pointed pods are deep red when small, fading to a lighter red/pink when larger. Mid- to late-summer harvest season. Fast maturing, stalky, upright plants. Attractive pink-tinted edible flower. Deep-fry flowers or eat them stuffed, or use fresh as a garnish. Sweet and mild flavor. About 51 days to maturity. | ||||
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Jade Okra |
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(3.3 Stars)  |
3 Reviews | Days to Maturity:
55 |
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| 4 1/2-foot, early-maturing, plants bear straight, dark-green, 6-inch pods. | ||||
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Red Burgundy Okra |
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(3.2 Stars) |
4 Reviews | Days to Maturity:
55 |
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| Striking red plants bear burgundy pods that turn dark purple when lightly cooked. Pods remain tender up to 7 inches. Does not yield as well as Cajun Delight in the North, but good for edible landscaping. Also known as Burgundy. | ||||
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Cajun Delight Okra |
Overall Rating:
(3.0 Stars) |
3 Reviews | Days to Maturity:
49 - 70 |
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| Hybrid. Tender, dark-green, angular low-fiber pods. Produces until frost. Best choice for the north. All American Selection 1997. | ||||
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Alabama Red Okra |
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(3.0 Stars) |
1 Review | Days to Maturity:
70 |
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| Alabama heirloom. Plants bear fat, red pods | ||||
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Cajun Jewel Okra |
Overall Rating:
(3.0 Stars) |
1 Review | Days to Maturity:
53 |
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| Dwarf, 3- to 4-foot, spineless plants bear 7- by 1-inch pods. | ||||
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Jambalaya Okra |
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(2.5 Stars)  |
2 Reviews | Days to Maturity:
NA |
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| F1 Hybrid. Early yielding. Compact plant has uniform, dark green pods with 5 points. Fruits are 6 to 7 inches long. Large flowers are edible. About 50 days to maturity. | ||||
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Annie Oakley II Okra |
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(0.0 Stars) |
0 Reviews | Days to Maturity:
55 |
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| Hybrid. 3- to 4-foot plants bear long, slender, spineless pods. Early producing and heavy yielding. | ||||
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Louisiana Green Velvet Okra |
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0 Reviews | Days to Maturity:
55 - 65 |
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| 6-foot plants with oak-shaped leaves and spectacular yellow blooms bear 6- to 7-inch slender, smooth pods. Retains its vibrant color when cooked. | ||||
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Heirloom Red Okra |
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0 Reviews | Days to Maturity:
55 - 65 |
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| 3 1/2-foot tall, bushy, reddish-green plants bear crimson pods that should be picked when 3 to 4 inches long. | ||||
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Perkins Mammoth Okra |
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0 Reviews | Days to Maturity:
60 |
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| Heirloom. 4- to 6-foot plants bear 5- to 6-inch, bright green, thickly tapered, ribbed, spined pods. | ||||
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Mammoth Spineless Okra |
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0 Reviews | Days to Maturity:
55 - 65 |
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| 4- to 6-foot plants bear intense green, slightly ribbed, 3- to 5-inch pods. | ||||
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Jimmy T Okra |
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0 Reviews | Days to Maturity:
65 |
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| Heirloom from Kentucky. 4-foot plants bear 8- to 12-inch pods. Some pods are smooth while others are ridged. Also known as 'Jimmy T's'. | ||||
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Thai Okra |
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0 Reviews | Days to Maturity:
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| Southeast Asian variety. Plants bear smooth, green pods. | ||||
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Hill Country Red Okra |
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0 Reviews | Days to Maturity:
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| Heirloom. Red-stemmed plants bear large, fat, reddish-green pods. | ||||
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Evertender Okra |
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0 Reviews | Days to Maturity:
50 |
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| Un-branched, spineless variety from India. 5 1/2-foot plants bear 7-inch pods. | ||||
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Orient Rocket Okra |
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0 Reviews | Days to Maturity:
NA |
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| Asian hybrid. Medium tall plants bear thin, spineless pods. | ||||
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Orient Cannon Okra |
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0 Reviews | Days to Maturity:
50 |
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| Asian hybrid. Tall, well-branched plants bear medium-sized, 4- to 5-inch by 1/2-inch, smooth, deep-green pods. Resistant to yellow vein mosaic virus and some other diseases. Harvest about 50 days from transplanting. | ||||
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Green Sparkler Okra |
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0 Reviews | Days to Maturity:
50 - 55 |
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| Hybrid from India. Tall, erect, well-branched plants bear 6-inch by 1-inch, ribbed, smooth-skinned, dark-green pods. Resistant to yellow vein mosaic virus and some other diseases. Harvest about 50 to 55 days from transplanting. | ||||
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Green Rocket Okra |
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0 Reviews | Days to Maturity:
40 - 45 |
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| Hybrid. Medium-sized, well-branched plants 6- to 8-inch, spineless, dark-green fruit in two flushes. The first flush is along the main stem 40 to 45 days after transplanting. The second flush is borne on short branches. | ||||
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Southern Choice Okra |
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0 Reviews | Days to Maturity:
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| Well-branched, 4- to 5-foot plants bear dark-green, 4- to 5-inch pods. Tolerant of yellow vein mosaic virus. Well-adapted to warm, rainy climate in Southern Asia. | ||||
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Red Okra |
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0 Reviews | Days to Maturity:
55 - 65 |
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| Large plants with red-tinged stems and leaves that bear pods ranging in size from small cayenne peppers to bananas depending on where grown. | ||||
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African Okra |
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0 Reviews | Days to Maturity:
80 |
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| Plants produce large pods. | ||||
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James Hopper Okra |
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0 Reviews | Days to Maturity:
70 |
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| Medium-sized plants bear 3- to 5-inch pods. | ||||
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Lousiana Short Okra |
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0 Reviews | Days to Maturity:
85 |
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| Stocky plants bear short, fat pods. | ||||
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My Joanie Okra |
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0 Reviews | Days to Maturity:
85 |
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| Heirloom okra. Plants bear pinke-tinged pods. | ||||
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Red River Okra |
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0 Reviews | Days to Maturity:
75 |
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| 8-foot, red-stalked plants bear red pods. | ||||
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Stubby Okra |
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0 Reviews | Days to Maturity:
70 |
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| Plants bear short, fat pods. | ||||
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lee Okra |
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0 Reviews | Days to Maturity:
NA |
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