Okra flower and pods

Okra Seeds

Abelmoschus esculentus

Domesticated in East Africa and introduced to the U.S. by enslaved Africans, okra has widespread recognition throughout Asia. Okra is also an important culinary crop in Turkey, specifically in European Peninsula as well as West and Central Anatolia.

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  • Three Bayramiç White okra pods photographed on backdrop with granite pattern.
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    Okra Seeds, Bayramiç White

    White-ish light green, productive okra with long pods. Best when picked 3-4 inches. Our introduction.

    $3.50
  • Two Bornova Kınalı okra pods photographed with the plant's leaf on an old wooden cabinet surface
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    Okra Seeds, Bornova Kınalı

    Staple okra variety in Western Turkey. Long, flavorful pods have red tips which fade away as the season progresses. Our commercial introduction in the U.S.

    $3.50
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  • Çiçek okra pods photographed in a small clay bowl and backdrop with wood pattern.
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    Okra Seeds, Çiçek

    Central Anatolia’s staple okra that is used for the famous stew. Picked at flower stage, typically cooked with lamb.

    $3.50
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  • Okra flower and pods
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    Okra Seeds, Clemson Spineless

    All America Selections winner in 1939. Smooth, flavorful pods. Still a standard variety in many home gardens.

    $3.00
  • Three Yalova Akkoy okra pods photographed on an old wooden cabinet.
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    Okra Seeds, Yalova Akköy

    Our signature Turkish okra known for its high yield and flavor. Yalova Akköy was the winner for flavor among 60 okra varieties in 2018. Our commercial introduction in the U.S.

    $3.50