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Veggies for 2008
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18 years 7 months ago #734
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My favorite magazines just arrived, err ... well they are actually seed catalogs!
I am fond of these suppliers, but perhaps you can suggest more?
Seeds From Italy, growitalian.com/Qstore/
Tomato Growers Supply Company, www.tomatogrowers.com
W. Atlee Burpee & Co., www.burpee.com
What are you using for a seed starter? I would sure like to hear about your favorite! Hydrofarm recently came out with a seed starter which they call Hot House With Heat Mat and 6-inch dome. I have been testing mine and will start using it soon. The plastic is quite thin. I like the height. Here is a description:
www.hydrofarm.com/pb_detail.php?itemid=1899
I received some email asking what veggies I would grow this year. Some of these are old favorites (the seed packets are almost empty) while others are new items I am trying for the first time. Sadly, carrots will not work in my soil. What favorites would you add to this list?
Tomatoes
Azoychka
Big Girl
Burpee Red Lightning
Burpee Porterhouse Beefsteak
Burpee Golden Mama
Cherokee Purple
Green Grape Heirloom
Palla di Fuoco
Persimmon
Sun Gold Cherry
Peppers
Bulgarian Carrot (hot pepper)
Burpee Zavory (a mild habernero type)
Long Slim Red Cayenne
Burpee Big Daddy Sweet Pepper (yellow)
Giant Marconi Sweet Pepper (red)
Pimento Elite Hybrid
Eggplants
Ichiban
Florida High Bush
Purple Rain
Beans
Cowpea California Blackeye No. 5
Blue Lake Bush Bean
Fava Bean Cascine
Fordhook No. 242 Lima
Burpee Big Mama Lima
French Bean Fortex
Melons
Crenshaw
Orange Sunshine Seedless Watermelon
Squash
Eight Ball Zucchini
Butter Boy Acorn
Peter Pan Summer Squash
Pumpkins
Small Sugar
Ghost Rider
Buds
Broccoli Flash Hybrid
Cauliflower First White
Green Globe Artichoke
Greens
Rucula Sylvetta Arugula
Cabbage Earliana
Cima di rapa sel Fasano Cima Grande
Endive Frizz E
Endive Riccia Romanesco da Taglio
Escarole Cornetto Bordeaux
Red Russian Kale
Lettuce Little Caesar (romaine)
Lettuce Paris White (romaine)
Lettuce Prizeleaf
Lettuce Red Salad Bowl
Lettuce Royal Oak Leaf
Lettuce Simpson Elite
Lettuce Burpee Bibb
Lettuce Burpee EZ Serve
Oriental Green Zen Hybrid
Radicchio Red Surprise
Spinach Giant 157
Swiss Chard Bright Lights Mix
Herbs
Boxwood Basil
Summerlong Basil
German Chamomile
Chives
Fernleaf Dill
Garlic
Maliner Kren Horseradish
Lavenda Vera (Lavender)
Sweet Marjoram
Lemon Mint
Spearmint
Florida Broadleaf Mustard
Greek Oregano
Italian Parsley
Trailing Rosemary
Grey Sage
Mother of Thyme
I am fond of these suppliers, but perhaps you can suggest more?
Seeds From Italy, growitalian.com/Qstore/
Tomato Growers Supply Company, www.tomatogrowers.com
W. Atlee Burpee & Co., www.burpee.com
What are you using for a seed starter? I would sure like to hear about your favorite! Hydrofarm recently came out with a seed starter which they call Hot House With Heat Mat and 6-inch dome. I have been testing mine and will start using it soon. The plastic is quite thin. I like the height. Here is a description:
www.hydrofarm.com/pb_detail.php?itemid=1899
I received some email asking what veggies I would grow this year. Some of these are old favorites (the seed packets are almost empty) while others are new items I am trying for the first time. Sadly, carrots will not work in my soil. What favorites would you add to this list?
Tomatoes
Azoychka
Big Girl
Burpee Red Lightning
Burpee Porterhouse Beefsteak
Burpee Golden Mama
Cherokee Purple
Green Grape Heirloom
Palla di Fuoco
Persimmon
Sun Gold Cherry
Peppers
Bulgarian Carrot (hot pepper)
Burpee Zavory (a mild habernero type)
Long Slim Red Cayenne
Burpee Big Daddy Sweet Pepper (yellow)
Giant Marconi Sweet Pepper (red)
Pimento Elite Hybrid
Eggplants
Ichiban
Florida High Bush
Purple Rain
Beans
Cowpea California Blackeye No. 5
Blue Lake Bush Bean
Fava Bean Cascine
Fordhook No. 242 Lima
Burpee Big Mama Lima
French Bean Fortex
Melons
Crenshaw
Orange Sunshine Seedless Watermelon
Squash
Eight Ball Zucchini
Butter Boy Acorn
Peter Pan Summer Squash
Pumpkins
Small Sugar
Ghost Rider
Buds
Broccoli Flash Hybrid
Cauliflower First White
Green Globe Artichoke
Greens
Rucula Sylvetta Arugula
Cabbage Earliana
Cima di rapa sel Fasano Cima Grande
Endive Frizz E
Endive Riccia Romanesco da Taglio
Escarole Cornetto Bordeaux
Red Russian Kale
Lettuce Little Caesar (romaine)
Lettuce Paris White (romaine)
Lettuce Prizeleaf
Lettuce Red Salad Bowl
Lettuce Royal Oak Leaf
Lettuce Simpson Elite
Lettuce Burpee Bibb
Lettuce Burpee EZ Serve
Oriental Green Zen Hybrid
Radicchio Red Surprise
Spinach Giant 157
Swiss Chard Bright Lights Mix
Herbs
Boxwood Basil
Summerlong Basil
German Chamomile
Chives
Fernleaf Dill
Garlic
Maliner Kren Horseradish
Lavenda Vera (Lavender)
Sweet Marjoram
Lemon Mint
Spearmint
Florida Broadleaf Mustard
Greek Oregano
Italian Parsley
Trailing Rosemary
Grey Sage
Mother of Thyme
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