Re: Hello

I just moved to Texas from east-central Oregon a year ago.  There's 
much work to do to improve my soil and expand the vegetable area.  
I also must learn the best varieties for this different climate.  Last 
summer it was already HOT in March and anything, except okra and 
peppers,  stopped producing when the heat of summer came on.  A 
few early tomatoes that I cut back managed to survive and re-grow 
to produce a second crop in the fall.  So, I've learned already and 
have lots more to learn by experimentation.

Barbara Davis       zone 7/8       SW of Fort Worth, TX 

> 
> 
> >Carleen,
> >
> >  I live in Southern Maryland (zone 7).   .  Doesn't everyone
> >agonize over which variety of seed to buy :)?
> >
> >Beth
> 
> I know I agonize!!  We have a few tried and true varieties which we stick
> to, but we love to try new things each year....hence the agony!  And I
> think every gardener drives people, other then fellow gardeners, crazy! 
> And though we may agonize over which varieties to grow......we are
> thrilled when the plants come out of the ground, and rejoice as they go on
> our table or into our freezer.  Isn't that all part of the thrill of
> gardening??!!
> 
> Sandy in Downeast Maine
> 
>
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