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By Brian D. Sparks|August 27, 2020

Now is the time to look ahead to spring 2021 and plan your crop mix for next year. On the heels of several leading plant breeders announcing their hottest new varieties (in a virtual format), it’s time to sort through all the latest options and focus more on your direct needs as a greenhouse vegetable grower.

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'Sweet Slaw' Cabbage (Burpee Seed)
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'Sunny Boy' Tomato (Seeds by Design)
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'Scarlet Red Tatsoi' Mustard (Seeds by Design)
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'Sapphire Cascade' Blueberry (Bushel and Berry)
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'Rutgers Passion DMR' Basil (Harris Seeds)
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'Midnight Cascade' Blueberry (Bushel and Berry)
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'Marsalato' Heirloom Tomato (Enza Zaden)
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'Ivorymoon' Tomato (Syngenta Vegetables)
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'Deniro' Yellow Pepper (Harris Seeds)
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'Cristabel' Lettuce (Enza Zaden)
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'Bamborange' Tomato (Syngenta Vegetables)
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'Armageddon' Pepper (Burpee Seed)

Check out the slideshow above for several new edibles to consider. Among the companies featured are:

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Brian D. Sparks is Editor of Greenhouse Grower and GreenhouseGrower.com. See all author stories here.