It's seed starting time! What are you growing for 2018? - Page 4

MuddyToes · April 6, 2018

Late to the party this year, I started my tomato seeds March 26th. So far the are doing well and it’s time to pot up! I started the eggplants and peppers on March 30th. Only a few are starting to peek through now.

Slicers:
Akers WV Black
Dwarf Mr Snow
Indian Stripe PL
Little Lucky
Lucid Gem
Serendipity

Cherry and Saladette:
Ambrosia Gold
Black Vernissage
Dwarf Experiment 15xF3-2RL
Jaune Flammee
Pink Bumblebee
Pink Princess
Sun Gold
Sunsugar

Plums and Pastes:
Amish Paste (4 different seed stocks for side-by-side comp)
Orange Caprese
Principe Borghese
Costoluto Genovese (2 seed stocks)
San Marzano Redorta
Striped Roman

All but Jaune Flammee, Sun Gold, Sunsugar and one of the Amish Pastes are new to my garden this year.

I seem to double my tomato varieties every year. I like variety!

April 6, 2018	#46
MuddyToes Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Sep 2016 Location: Delaware Posts: 234	Late to the party this year, I started my tomato seeds March 26th. So far the are doing well and it’s time to pot up! I started the eggplants and peppers on March 30th. Only a few are starting to peek through now. Slicers: Akers WV Black Dwarf Mr Snow Indian Stripe PL Little Lucky Lucid Gem Serendipity Cherry and Saladette: Ambrosia Gold Black Vernissage Dwarf Experiment 15xF3-2RL Jaune Flammee Pink Bumblebee Pink Princess Sun Gold Sunsugar Plums and Pastes: Amish Paste (4 different seed stocks for side-by-side comp) Orange Caprese Principe Borghese Costoluto Genovese (2 seed stocks) San Marzano Redorta Striped Roman All but Jaune Flammee, Sun Gold, Sunsugar and one of the Amish Pastes are new to my garden this year. I seem to double my tomato varieties every year. I like variety!