2017 tentative grow list - Page 9

Fritz77 · January 23, 2017

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Originally Posted by Fritz77

Here is my temporary grow list which I’m sure will change significantly from now till March:

1. PINK PONDEROSA
2. LUCID GEM
3. KOSOVO
4. REBEL YELL
5. SLANKARD'S
6. DONSKOI
7. MAGLIA ROSA
8. VORLON
9. GIRL GIRL WEIRD THING
10. GEORGE DETSIKAS IT RED
11. TASMANIAN CHOCOLATE
12. YUVEL
13. ORANGE RUSSIAN 117
14. LORENZO
15. FLEUR DE REAGIR
16. SHUNTUKSKI VELICAN
17. MEGA MARV
18. ULURU OCHRE
19. OPALKA
20. CURTIS CHEEK

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Forgot to say that Tasmanian Chocolate and Uluru Ochre willl be grown in 5 gal growbags in my balcony while I will plant Maglia Rosa in a small raised bed

ginger2778 · January 23, 2017

My seed offer is up if any of you want to expand your grow list even more. Heh heh!

efisakov · January 23, 2017

Plan tomatoes. * new
1) Biyskaya Roza (container 2)
2) Sweet Sue (container 2)
3) Blackberry (container 2)
4) Matina (container 1)
5) Black Cherry (container 1)
6) Ron's Carbon Copy (container 1)
7) *Blush (container 1)
8) *Purple bunmble bee (container 1)
9) *Fuzzy Wuzzy (container 1)

10) Grightmire's Pride H (1)
11) *Cow’s tit (2)
12) *Bychiy lob (2)
13) Claude Brown’s Y. Giant (3)
14) Spudakee (2)
15) GGWT (1)
16) *Moya (1)
17) Fred Limbaugh (3)
18) Elgin Pink (3)
19) Brandywine Sudduth (2)
20) *SGT peppers (2)
21) *Not purple strawberry (2)
22) *Fish Lake Oxheart (2)
23) *Anna’s Multiflora (just ordered)
24) *Coeur de Boeuf Jaune (just ordered)
25) *Orange Jazz (just ordered)

1) Cucumbers (10 small size types + 1 Japaneese)
2) Zucchini (2)
3) Okra (3)
4) Onions (Yaltinskiy, Long Red Florence)
5) Potatoes
6) Peppers (corno di toro giallo, elephant ears, peperoni di senise red mild, jimmy nardello red, japanese shi★★★★o/container, yellow Marconi, ajvarski, buena mulata hot/purple, Enjoya)
7) Dill
8) Parsley
9) Celery
10) Cilantro
11) Arugula ASTRO
12) Lettuce (3 varieties)
13) Broccoli (new seeds?)
14) Eggplants (new seeds?)

I really try to downsize my tomatoes. It is just not easy.

P.S. I will be experimenting with some of them during the fall: cut part of the plant and hang in a basement to overwinter. Will see.

Nan_PA_6b · January 27, 2017

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Originally Posted by Fritz77

If it were for me I would also plant onions, potatoes and pumpkins but after many attempts (my dad tried many times before I did), I’ve come to the conclusion that they will never grow in my compact clay soil (last year my biggest pumpkin was the size of an apple

).

Fritz, have you tried Egyptian Walking Onions? Mine grow in Pennsylvania clay and part shade, but you can't stop them from spreading. They don't set much seed, just make big top sets and bend over and root in the ground. I think they're great, and I always have green onion tops to use. They say the top sets are good fried, but I have always let them grow new plants.

My grow list for Mum, who has wilt issues:

Big Beef, for general tomato needs
Early Girl , ditto
Keepsake, for storage
Black Cherry, for snacking
Better Boy, new trial
Gardener's Delight, new trial

Grow list for DH & me:

Yellow Pear, his fave, & also for dehydrating (FABULOUS DRIED!)
Tommy Toe, for general use & food bank
Black Cherry, for snacking
Post Office Spoonful (currant), for snacking & distribution of seeds
Park's Whopper CR Improved, new trial ( I haven't found the perfect fried green tomato yet)
Brandymaster red, ditto

Grow list for Sis, who has tomato disease issues:

Crimson Carmello (septoria resistant)
Early Cascade OP (may or may not still have early blight resistance)
Gardener's Choice (early blight resistant)
Manalucie (early blight resistant)
Old Brooks (early blight resistant)
Tommy Toe (early blight resistant)

Nan

slugworth · February 1, 2017

I see Ferry Morse has independence day hybrid pelletized but it's listed as a determinate type.
The burpee of the same name is indeterminate. 60 day

Gardeneer · February 1, 2017

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Originally Posted by slugworth

I see Ferry Morse has independence day hybrid pelletized but it's listed as a determinate type.
The burpee of the same name is indeterminate. 60 day

There is 4th of july and Independence day. They are different.
I grew 4th of July. It was indet.

slugworth · February 1, 2017

burpee 4th of july is listed as 49 days indet
burpee independence day says 56 days indet 6 to 8 oz
I have the 4th of july growing from the 1st that got ripe last year as an experiment.

Christa B. · February 5, 2017

So far this is my list:
German Johnson
Joe's Pink Oxheart
Lucid Gem
Dr Wyche's Yellow
Kentucky Beefsteak
Cherokee Purple
German Red Strawberry
Daniels
Texas Star
Dixie Golden Giant
Eva Purple Ball
Ananas Noire
Dixiewine

That is Texas Star in my profile pic. My favorite Bi-color.

Wedlady77 · February 6, 2017

Even though my fiancé will flip when my grow room is discovered but here goes.

Tomatoes
*Silvery Fir
*Chocolate Tasmanian
*Delicious
*Wherowaki
*Patio Hybrid

Peppers
*Sante Fe
*Poblano
*Emerald Giant

Others
*Marigolds
*Cumin
*White Onions
*American Flag Leeks
*Yukon Gold Potatoes
*Dill
*Thyme
*Parsley
*Danvers 126 Carrots
*Okra
*Progress #9 Peas
*Lil Marvel Peas

Wow that list is long.

BigVanVader · February 6, 2017

I'm to lazy to type it out...Let's just say too many.

Gardeneer · February 6, 2017

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Originally Posted by BigVanVader

I'm to lazy to type it out...Let's just say too many.

I am also too lazy to keep typing out my revised lists everyday.

efisakov · February 7, 2017

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Originally Posted by BigVanVader

I'm to lazy to type it out...Let's just say too many.

How about just big maters? Any new on the list?

BigVanVader · February 7, 2017

Hmm I'm at work so I don't have my list but Off the top of my head
Mule team
Mikhalych
Lucid Gem
Lithium Sunset
Limmony
Moya
Spudakee
Donskoi

Nan_PA_6b · February 7, 2017

<getting out a shoehorn to squeeze in one more plant...>

I've also added Dotson's Lebanese Heart to my 2017 grow list. It's a new stable heart form of Omar's Lebanese, discovered by Spartanburg123.

Nan

**carolyn137** · February 7, 2017

Post Office Spoonful (currant), for snacking & distribution of seeds

Nan, I'm sure I posted about that one and it's a well known variety already which first appeared in the Park Seed catalog with the tiny currants shown in a spoon,hence the name spoon.

I don't have time to go back and find the thread where I discussed it,but maybe you could do that for me.

http://tatianastomatobase.com/wiki/Spoon

Carolyn

January 23, 2017	#123
efisakov Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Nov 2012 Location: NJ, zone 7 Posts: 3,162	Plan tomatoes. * new 1) Biyskaya Roza (container 2) 2) Sweet Sue (container 2) 3) Blackberry (container 2) 4) Matina (container 1) 5) Black Cherry (container 1) 6) Ron's Carbon Copy (container 1) 7) Blush (container 1) 8) Purple bunmble bee (container 1) 9) Fuzzy Wuzzy (container 1) 10) Grightmire's Pride H (1) 11) Cow’s tit (2) 12) Bychiy lob (2) 13) Claude Brown’s Y. Giant (3) 14) Spudakee (2) 15) GGWT (1) 16) Moya (1) 17) Fred Limbaugh (3) 18) Elgin Pink (3) 19) Brandywine Sudduth (2) 20) SGT peppers (2) 21) Not purple strawberry (2) 22) Fish Lake Oxheart (2) 23) Anna’s Multiflora (just ordered) 24) Coeur de Boeuf Jaune (just ordered) 25) Orange Jazz (just ordered) 1) Cucumbers (10 small size types + 1 Japaneese) 2) Zucchini (2) 3) Okra (3) 4) Onions (Yaltinskiy, Long Red Florence) 5) Potatoes 6) Peppers (corno di toro giallo, elephant ears, peperoni di senise red mild, jimmy nardello red, japanese shi★★★★o/container, yellow Marconi, ajvarski, buena mulata hot/purple, Enjoya) 7) Dill 8) Parsley 9) Celery 10) Cilantro 11) Arugula ASTRO 12) Lettuce (3 varieties) 13) Broccoli (new seeds?) 14) Eggplants (new seeds?) I really try to downsize my tomatoes. It is just not easy. P.S. I will be experimenting with some of them during the fall: cut part of the plant and hang in a basement to overwinter. Will see. __________________ Ella God comes along and says, "I think I'm going to create THE tomato!”

February 5, 2017	#128
Christa B. Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2014 Location: Southwest Ohio Posts: 75	So far this is my list: German Johnson Joe's Pink Oxheart Lucid Gem Dr Wyche's Yellow Kentucky Beefsteak Cherokee Purple German Red Strawberry Daniels Texas Star Dixie Golden Giant Eva Purple Ball Ananas Noire Dixiewine That is Texas Star in my profile pic. My favorite Bi-color. Last edited by Christa B.; February 5, 2017 at 04:29 PM.

February 7, 2017	#135
carolyn137 Moderator Emeritus Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Upstate NY, zone 4b/5a Posts: 21,169	Post Office Spoonful (currant), for snacking & distribution of seeds Nan, I'm sure I posted about that one and it's a well known variety already which first appeared in the Park Seed catalog with the tiny currants shown in a spoon,hence the name spoon. I don't have time to go back and find the thread where I discussed it,but maybe you could do that for me. http://tatianastomatobase.com/wiki/Spoon Carolyn __________________ Carolyn

January 23, 2017	#122
ginger2778 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Plantation, Florida zone 10 Posts: 9,283	My seed offer is up if any of you want to expand your grow list even more. Heh heh!

February 1, 2017	#125
slugworth Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Oct 2014 Location: connecticut,usa Posts: 1,152	I see Ferry Morse has independence day hybrid pelletized but it's listed as a determinate type. The burpee of the same name is indeterminate. 60 day

February 1, 2017	#127
slugworth Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Oct 2014 Location: connecticut,usa Posts: 1,152	burpee 4th of july is listed as 49 days indet burpee independence day says 56 days indet 6 to 8 oz I have the 4th of july growing from the 1st that got ripe last year as an experiment.

February 6, 2017	#129
Wedlady77 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2016 Location: North Florida Posts: 7	Even though my fiancé will flip when my grow room is discovered but here goes. Tomatoes Silvery Fir Chocolate Tasmanian Delicious Wherowaki Patio Hybrid Peppers Sante Fe Poblano Emerald Giant Others Marigolds Cumin White Onions American Flag Leeks Yukon Gold Potatoes Dill Thyme Parsley Danvers 126 Carrots Okra Progress #9 Peas Lil Marvel Peas Wow that list is long.

February 6, 2017	#130
BigVanVader Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2014 Location: Greenville, South Carolina Posts: 3,099	I'm to lazy to type it out...Let's just say too many.

February 7, 2017	#133
BigVanVader Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2014 Location: Greenville, South Carolina Posts: 3,099	Hmm I'm at work so I don't have my list but Off the top of my head Mule team Mikhalych Lucid Gem Lithium Sunset Limmony Moya Spudakee Donskoi

February 7, 2017	#134
Nan_PA_6b Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2016 Location: Pittsburgh, PA Posts: 3,194	<getting out a shoehorn to squeeze in one more plant...> I've also added Dotson's Lebanese Heart to my 2017 grow list. It's a new stable heart form of Omar's Lebanese, discovered by Spartanburg123. Nan