| Variety |
Image |
Bulb |
Comments |
Days to Maturity |
| Rapidstar F1 |
 |
Slightly flattened, smooth, pale green |
Quick growing, earlier than Grand Duke. Can be sown early in spring and throughout the season for successive harvests. Matures uniformly. Very slow to bolt. |
53 |
| Kongo F1 (untreated) |
 |
Smooth, flat round, light green |
|
55 |
| Kongo F1 (treated) |
|
Smooth, flat round, light green |
Compact top. Juicy white and crisp flesh. Excellent for baby products at high plant population. Good uniformity of size and shape. |
55 |
| Kolibri F1 |
 |
Flat round, purple |
Kolibri is most attractive with its vivid purple color. It can be sown March through June for harvest through September. Excellent crisp white flesh. Can grow to a large size without becoming fibrous. UNTREATED SEED ONLY. |
60 |
| Winner |
 |
Very smooth, semi globe, pale green |
Winner is a large kohlrabi with a medium long petiole. It is on the heavy side, a pale green color, and the bulb has a semi-globe shape. UNTREATED SEED ONLY. |
60 |
| Eder F1 |
 |
Flat round, light green |
Eder offers very erect leaves which lend themselves to nice bunches and less disease in the field. Bulbs are very crisp and have a mild, slightly sweet flavor. Eder is quite uniform in size, shape, and maturity. UNTREATED SEED ONLY. |
62 |
| Kossak F1 (treated) |
 |
Slightly flattened globe, pale green |
Medium maturity, large-framed kohlrabi with a unique feature: It can be harvested at 65 days. It looks like most other varieties, but when left in the field, it just keeps growing. Even at the giant size, it maintains crisp texture and is crunchy and sweet. It does not get woody. Stands in the field well into late fall and has an excellent shelf life. |
65 |
| Kossak F1 (untreated) |
|
Slightly flattened globe, pale green |
|
65 |
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