Varieties that I am growing this year - Page 2

SelfSufficient1 · February 27, 2006

This year I am doing:

Variegated Fish
Annaheim
Gypsy Hybrid
Jalepeno
Jupiter
Mowhawk Hybrid
Albino Bullnose
Yolo Wonder
Klari Cheese

robbins · March 19, 2006

Montanamato -
Melrose peppers were our very favorites last year. When allowed to ripen to a bright shiny red they are the absolute sweetest pepper I've ever tried. They are also incredibly prolific! Hope you like them as well as we do!
Robbins

Tomstrees · March 20, 2006

This year:

La Cayenne
Chili de Arbol
Choc. Hab.
Ecuador Hot
Thai Gold

and then the left over seeds from last
year from TT that had a good hot mix ~
Tom

montanamato · March 20, 2006

Robbins

Thanks for the encouraging words about Melrose. I only have 2 seedlings ,so will coddle them! It will be fun to compare them to Tolli's Sweet and Lemme's Italian.

Jeanne

JerryL · March 20, 2006

Here is what I’m trying this year. Fat & Sassy and Ancho 101 are repeats but everything else is new for me.

Marconni Rosso
Pimiento L
Pimiento Elite Hyb
Fat & Sassy
Ancho 101
Fish
Anaheim Chile
Golden Treasure Sweet
Wenk's Yellow Hots
Lipstick
Fresno

redwing · March 20, 2006

I started all my peppers and toms on St. Patrick's Day, yippee! I started:
Fish
Bulgarian Carrot - repeat
Pasilla Bajio - repeat
Red Knight - repeat
Pepper Hybrid Sweet Rainbow Mix - repeat
Alesya - from Andrey, Thanks again!
Trinidad Perfume
Hungarian Hot Wax - repeat

I did ok at limiting myself with peppers, but started WAY too many tomatoes, just couldn't help myself!
Jayne

soeur · March 20, 2006

Sweets I'm growing that are new for me this year are in red, the rest are repeats:

Bell Pepper Beauty Bell Hybrid
Bell Pepper California Wonder
Bell Pepper Orion Hybrid
Bell Pepper Gator Belle Hybrid
Bell Pepper Brigadier Hybrid
Bell Pepper Lafayette Hybrid (yellow)
Bell Pepper Whopper Hybrid Improved
Bell Pepper Commandant Hybrid
Bell Pepper Camelot Hybrid
Bell Pepper Carolina Wonder
Bell Pepper Keystone Resistant Giant
Bell Pepper Staddon's Select
Bell Pepper Boynton Bell Hybrid
Bell Pepper Karma Hybrid

I just grow jalapenos, and am trying several new-for-me hybrids this year (they're in red). Jalapenos are so prolific that I usually can't get to all of them in time.

Jalapeno Biker Billy Hybrid
Jalapeno Grande Hybrid
Jalapeno Goliath Hybrid
Jalapeno Mucho Nacho Hybrid
Jalapeno Ixtapa X3R
Jalapeno Early

JohnF · March 31, 2006

I overwintered 4 and ended up with about 25 from germination experiments. The rest I'll start in about two weeks. Those in green are sweet varieties

Reign · April 2, 2006

Returning from last year -

Hungarian Black
Jimmy Nardello
Quadrato Asti Giallo
Purple Jalapeno
Giant Jalapeno

New or need fresh feed

Alba Regia
Ancho
Boldog Kolasca
Joe's Long
Golden Greek Pepperoncini
Italian Pepperoncini
Fish
Sipka Belaja
Grand Bell Pepper Mix
Peter Pepper

March 20, 2006	#18
Tomstrees Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: NJ Bayshore Posts: 3,848	This year: La Cayenne Chili de Arbol Choc. Hab. Ecuador Hot Thai Gold and then the left over seeds from last year from TT that had a good hot mix ~ Tom __________________ My green thumb came only as a result of the mistakes I made while learning to see things from the plant's point of view. ~ H. Fred Ale

March 20, 2006	#20
JerryL Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: S.W. Ohio z6a Posts: 736	Here is what I’m trying this year. Fat & Sassy and Ancho 101 are repeats but everything else is new for me. Marconni Rosso Pimiento L Pimiento Elite Hyb Fat & Sassy Ancho 101 Fish Anaheim Chile Golden Treasure Sweet Wenk's Yellow Hots Lipstick Fresno __________________ Jerry

March 20, 2006	#22
soeur Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: middle Tennessee z6b Posts: 11	Sweets I'm growing that are new for me this year are in red, the rest are repeats: Bell Pepper Beauty Bell Hybrid Bell Pepper California Wonder Bell Pepper Orion Hybrid Bell Pepper Gator Belle Hybrid Bell Pepper Brigadier Hybrid Bell Pepper Lafayette Hybrid (yellow) Bell Pepper Whopper Hybrid Improved Bell Pepper Commandant Hybrid Bell Pepper Camelot Hybrid Bell Pepper Carolina Wonder Bell Pepper Keystone Resistant Giant Bell Pepper Staddon's Select Bell Pepper Boynton Bell Hybrid Bell Pepper Karma Hybrid I just grow jalapenos, and am trying several new-for-me hybrids this year (they're in red). Jalapenos are so prolific that I usually can't get to all of them in time. Jalapeno Biker Billy Hybrid Jalapeno Grande Hybrid Jalapeno Goliath Hybrid Jalapeno Mucho Nacho Hybrid Jalapeno Ixtapa X3R Jalapeno Early __________________ Marty

February 27, 2006	#16
SelfSufficient1 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Georgia, USA Posts: 188	This year I am doing: Variegated Fish Annaheim Gypsy Hybrid Jalepeno Jupiter Mowhawk Hybrid Albino Bullnose Yolo Wonder Klari Cheese

March 19, 2006	#17
robbins Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: MO Posts: 153	Montanamato - Melrose peppers were our very favorites last year. When allowed to ripen to a bright shiny red they are the absolute sweetest pepper I've ever tried. They are also incredibly prolific! Hope you like them as well as we do! Robbins

March 20, 2006	#19
montanamato Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Montana Posts: 1,038	Robbins Thanks for the encouraging words about Melrose. I only have 2 seedlings ,so will coddle them! It will be fun to compare them to Tolli's Sweet and Lemme's Italian. Jeanne

March 20, 2006	#21
redwing Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: nw pennsylvania Posts: 20	I started all my peppers and toms on St. Patrick's Day, yippee! I started: Fish Bulgarian Carrot - repeat Pasilla Bajio - repeat Red Knight - repeat Pepper Hybrid Sweet Rainbow Mix - repeat Alesya - from Andrey, Thanks again! Trinidad Perfume Hungarian Hot Wax - repeat I did ok at limiting myself with peppers, but started WAY too many tomatoes, just couldn't help myself! Jayne

March 31, 2006	#23
JohnF Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Bangor, Maine Posts: 66	I overwintered 4 and ended up with about 25 from germination experiments. The rest I'll start in about two weeks. Those in green are sweet varieties

April 2, 2006	#24
Reign Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: NY Posts: 130	Returning from last year - Hungarian Black Jimmy Nardello Quadrato Asti Giallo Purple Jalapeno Giant Jalapeno New or need fresh feed Alba Regia Ancho Boldog Kolasca Joe's Long Golden Greek Pepperoncini Italian Pepperoncini Fish Sipka Belaja Grand Bell Pepper Mix Peter Pepper