Quinoa, Brightest Brilliant (100-120 days) ORGANIC From Frank Morton...."Our latest selection from our most striking color choices. Hot pink to royal burgundy, red, orange, yellow, white, green, and every bright combination." Very pretty as an ornamental, and also an easy to grow staple crop for northern areas. Grows 4-6 ft tall. SSF QN3 - 2 1/2 g(~230 seeds) 1 oz (~2500 seeds)...

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Quinoa, Cherry Vanilla (100-120 days) Cheonopodium quinoa Another gem adapted for the Pacific Northwest from Frank Morton. "Beautiful strain with pink and cream heads, and the whitest seeds of any type we've tried. Short and quick maturing, unbranched when closely planated. Excellent flavor and productivity. This variety is in the running to become a standard for Pacific Northwest quinoa introduction. Good mildew resistance." Grows to 4-5 ft tall. SSF picture by Karen Morton QN4 - 2 1/2 g(~230 seeds) = $3.95 1 oz (~2500 seeds) = $20.00...

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Quinoa, Redhead (100-120 days)  Bred by Frank Morton who says, "A selection from the original South American introductions of the 1980's. Sturdy, high yielding strain, with bright pinkish red seed heads, white seeds. Selected to withstand some rain at maturity without seed sprouting in the head, an important new trait in quinoa for North America." SSF Picture by Karen Morton QN5 - 2 1/2 g(~230 seeds)  1 oz (~2500 seeds)...

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QUINOA, Colorado Rainbow (100 days) Chenopodium quinoa – An intriguing multicolor quinoa adapted to temperate latitude cultivation that bears grain in a wide spectrum of colors including black, red, gold, gray and white. The colorful seed heads grow in many vibrant hues asa well, which makes them a nice addition to floral bouquets. SS. QN6: 2 1/2 g(~230 seeds)  ...

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Quinoa, Kasala (100 days) Chenopodium quinoa This diverse variety has a number of unique qualities that have gained our attention. First, the plants themselves are striking, a large percentage having the "magenta leaf" trait in the young leaves, and growing to 7' tall, many plants with bright red stems. The seed is vividly multicolored from jet black through chocolate, nut brown, buff, pink, cherry, yellow and white. Seeds are larger than the other varieties offered here. Makes a handsome cut flower for the adventurous florist. Originated in the Bolivian/Chilean introductions to Colorado, ca. 1980, fostered by John McCamant and farming partners at White Mountain Farm. SSF Packet: 2 1/2 g(~230 seeds) * Picture by Karen Morton...

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