That’s most of the tomatoes now up, although no signs yet from the eggplant or peppers. It’s been less than a week, so no worry has set in yet. Peppers in under a week, even with the heat mat, would be a little much to expect, no?
To see a list of the tomatoes that made their appearances today, scroll down. Tomatoes still not up, are:
- Pink Zebra
- San Francisco Fog
- Lattanzio Pendulous
- Garten Freude
- Fryerfrinsborghese
- Uncle Charlie’s
- Teton de Venus
- Sophie’s Choice (however this went in only a few days ago)
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Previous Journals
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2011 Seed Starting garden , Tomato 'Italian Winter' (A) Sprouting, Tomato 'Calabacito Rojo' (A) S...
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2011 Seed Starting garden , Tomato 'Sophie's Choice' , Pepper 'Red Ruffled' , Pepper 'Poblano' , ...
Later Journals
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Pepper 'Fatalii' , Pepper 'New Mexico' , Pepper 'Rayado' , 2012 Seed Starting garden , Tomato 'Co...
Comments
laurieann wrote:
Kelly – are you sowing multiples of each variety of tomato? I assume you grow this many varieties for your seed bank – but just curious as to your process with regard to number of seeds sown and how much room you have for planting them.
Posted on 12 Feb 11 (over 2 years ago)
kelly wrote:
I do sow multiples – mostly because I can’t help myself, but also because it gives me room to big out the biggest & healthiest seedlings for growing. It also allows me to give away some plants during spring, and that’s always a big hit. I generally sow 3-4 seeds of each variety, pick out one, and then separate the others and pot up.
Posted on 12 Feb 11 (over 2 years ago)
laurieann wrote:
my husband asked me to grow extra tomato plants this year – he wants to use them for barter!
Posted on 12 Feb 11 (over 2 years ago)
kelly wrote:
Haha – barter for what?
Posted on 12 Feb 11 (over 2 years ago)
laurieann wrote:
well, there’s a guy on the island that makes his own biodiesel and hard cider – my husband is restoring a 1979 diesel Land Cruiser, plus he has a particular fondness for hard cider… Another friend has oysters on his beach and loves to grow his own veggies – but doesn’t always get around to sowing his seeds in time. Sounds like a fair trade – eh?
Posted on 13 Feb 11 (over 2 years ago)
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