RE: Gardening 2001
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- Date: Sat, 24 Mar 2001 20:21:16 -0500
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You wanted to know what new will be growing this year? here's a list of
my seeds I bought, butI won't have enough room for everything, I will
have to be selective with varieties & narrow them down some more:
TOMATO, ANNA RUSSIAN TOMATO, OREGON SPRING
TOMATO, BONNY BEST TOMATO, PINEAPPLE
TOMATO, BOX CAR WILLIE TOMATO, POLISH GIANT
TOMATO, BUSH BIG BOY TOMATO, PRUDEN'S PURPLE
TOMATO, CASPIAN PINK TOMATO, QUARTER CENTURY
TOMATO, COUSTRALEE TOMATO, RED ROBIN
TOMATO, DRUZBA TOMATO, RIO GRANDE
TOMATO, EVA PURPLE BALL TOMATO, ROMA
TOMATO, GERM. RED STRAWBERRY TOMATO, RUTGER'S
TOMATO, GIANT OXHEART TOMATO, SAN MARZANO
TOMATO, GLACIER TOMATO, SIBERIA
TOMATO, GOLDIE TOMATO, SOLDACKI
TOMATO, JULIET TOMATO, SPOON
TOMATO, MATT'S WILD CHERRY TOMATO, STUPICE
TOMATO, MICRO-TOM TOMATO, SUN SUGAR
TOMATO, MINI PEARLS TOMATO, SUNGOLD
TOMATO, MOSKVICH TOMATO, SUPER BUSH
TOMATO, MOUNTAIN PRINCESS TOMATO, SUPERSWEET 100
TOMATO, MULE TEAM TOMATO, SWEET CHELSEA
TOMATO, OLD BROOKS TOMATO, SWEET CLUSTER
TOMATO, OLD GERMAN TOMATO, TINY TIM
TOMATO, OPALKA TOMATO, TIP-TOP
TOMATO, ORANGE STRAWBERRY(5") TOMATO, TRIP-L-CROP
TOMATILLO, PINEAPPLE TOMATILLO, TOMA VERDE
PEPPER, APPLE PEPPER, HOT-TRI-FETTI
PEPPER, CAL WONDER PEPPER, JINGLE BELLS
PEPPER, CHOC. BEAUTY PEPPER, MILD-ANCHO
PEPPER, NEW ACE PEPPER, MILD-BOLDOG HUNGARIAN SPICE
PEPPER, HOT-HABANERO PEPPER, MILD-PEPPERONCINO
PEPPER, HOT-PETER PEPPER, HOT-BULGARIAN CARROT
PEPPER, PURPLE BEAUTY PEPPER, HOT-PURPLE CAYENNE
PEPPER, HOT-THAI SUN
PEA, MR. BIG PUMPKIN, BIG MAX
PEA, SUPER SUGAR SNAP PUMPKIN, DILL'S A-G GADBERRY
PEA, TALL TELEPHONE PUMPKIN, DILL'S A-G GARRELL 792X682
PEA, TOP POD PUMPKIN, DILL'S ATLANTIC GIANT
CUKE, COOL BREEZE MELON, DELICIOUS
CUKE, HOMEMADE PICKLES MELON, FASTBREAK
CUKE, LUCKY STRIKE MELON, MINN. MIDGET
CUKE, NATIONAL PICKLING MELON, PASSPORT
CUKE, VERT DE MASSY MELON, SPRITE
CUKE, W. INDIA GHERKIN WATERMELON, PONY YELLOW
BASIL, BUSH BASIL DATURA, METEL
BASIL, LEMON BASIL DILL, DUKAT STRAIN
BASIL, OSMIN BASIL DILL, FERNLEAF
BASIL, PURPLE RUFFLES HYSSOP
BEAN, EMERITE POLE LAVENDER, MUNSTEAD
BEAN, MAXIBEL BUSH LEMON BALM
BEAN, PURPLE PEACOCK POLE LETTUCE, BUTTERCRUNCH
BEAN, ROYAL BURGUNDY BUSH LETTUCE, SUMMERTIME
BEAN, SCARLET RUNNER LETTUCE, TOM THUMB
BEAN, SCARLET RUNNER MARIGOLD, BROCADE
BEAN, YARD LONG NICOTIANA
BORAGE ONION, BARLETTA WHITE PICKLING
CALENDULA OREGANO
CARDINAL CLIMBER PARSLEY, PREZZEMOLO GIGANTE D' ITALIA
CAULIFLOWER, SILVER CUP RADISH, RAT-TAIL RADISH PLANT (3-5')
CELERY, GOLDEN SELF-BLANCH SAGE
CHAMOMILE, ROMAN SALVIA
CILANTRO, LARGE LEAF SQUASH, HI-BETA GOLD F1 (SPEGHETTI)
CHERVIL THYME
I do square foot gardening & raised bed & container gardening, but
living in a city, I don't have enough "square foot" for everything;
already have over 60 tomatoes started & about 40 peppers, as well as
over 50 companion plants & herbs.
Any comments on varieties, please let me know your results or opinions.
Mark
-----Original Message-----
From: pdanielak@bluecrab.org [p*@bluecrab.org]
Sent: Saturday, March 24, 2001 1:15 PM
To: veggie-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: Gardening 2001
Greetings from Delmarva,
Outdoors, lettuce and chard that were started in a cold frame are well
underway. New lettuce seedlings sprouted earlier this week. New arrivals
this morning include one or two chard seedlings, a couple of kohlrabi
plants, and one radish sprout. No sign of life yet from the peas.
Next in line for outdoor planting are carrots, something new I'm trying
this year.
Indoors, one supersweet cherry and one enchantment tomato emerged
overnight.
Just today planted cucumber and pepper seeds indoors.
You're so lucky, Nesa, to be able to plant veggies all year long!
Happy gardening everyone,
Pat
Zone 7, Maryland
At 09:52 AM 3/24/01 +0800, you wrote:
>Hi guys,
>How are things? Got your gardens under way? I garden all year so have
>several new additions all the time. Anyone trying anything new this
year?
>I have a bottle gourd growing for the first time.
