Russian queen

[lexxluthor]

http://imgur.com/a/p2wL3

Here is a pic of my best mater so far. Here is a list of the rest that are growing and hopefully be able to donate seeds to the swap last year.

Siberian Pink
blondkopfchen
sun gold
Tabalinskij
KBX
Blush
Goldman's Italian American
Fiaschetto di Mandaria x Cherokee Chocolate
Piennolo del Vesuvio
Chico 3

[carolyn137]

Originally Posted by lexxluthor

http://imgur.com/a/p2wL3

Here is a pic of my best mater so far. Here is a list of the rest that are growing and hopefully be able to donate seeds to the swap last year.

Siberian Pink
blondkopfchen
sun gold
Tabalinskij
KBX
Blush
Goldman's Italian American
Fiaschetto di Mandaria x Cherokee Chocolate
Piennolo del Vesuvio
Chico 3

I hope you like the taste of Russsian Queen better than I did.

I can't remember who sent me the seeds and where they came from as to country.I don't think Russia.Tania doesn't have much to say about it

http://tatianastomatobase.com/wiki/R...b=General_Info

And Steve at Heritage Seeds was offering it 4 years but don't know if he still is doing so.

I just checked my 2016 SSE Yearbook and no listings for it either.

Just curious,but where did you get your seeds for it?

On the upside I've grown 5 of the other ones you list,and IMO they are good ones.

Carolyn

[lexxluthor]

Carolyn... I bought the seeds from Ohio heirloom.

[Lindalana]

I like Russian Queen very much and it gets asked for yearly garden plant give aways all the time. It is prolific, early enough, easy and tasty.
This year I planted RQ in April and with exception of few days when it was under overturned bucket it was without cover or my usual WOW. Did very well.

[carolyn137]

Originally Posted by lexxluthor

Carolyn... I bought the seeds from Ohio heirloom.

Yes,I checked and I bet Clara from Germany migh thave sent him that one as she has sent many more to him as well.

And what wonderful varieties Mike at Ohio Heirloom sells,and so many seeds for so little money.

Carolyn

[carolyn137]

Originally Posted by Lindalana

I like Russian Queen very much and it gets asked for yearly garden plant give aways all the time. It is prolific, early enough, easy and tasty.
This year I planted RQ in April and with exception of few days when it was under overturned bucket it was without cover or my usual WOW. Did very well.

Nothing much I can say except I didn't like the taste,yes,very prolific and vigorous, and you did like the taste.

Carolyn

[swellcat]

. . . what wonderful varieties Mike at Ohio Heirloom sells, and so many seeds for so little money.

(And here I was, burning dollars on an auction site. )

Better late than never.

[Lindalana]

Carolyn, I would be happy to share some seeds with you for second try. Must have been a bad batch or just weather related. They do not crack, very uniform, uber presentable and totally worthy with taste.

[clara]

Originally Posted by carolyn137

Yes,I checked and I bet Clara from Germany migh thave sent him that one as she has sent many more to him as well.

And what wonderful varieties Mike at Ohio Heirloom sells,and so many seeds for so little money.

Carolyn

Carolyn, you are right! My original seed source were Reinhard Kraft/Manfred Hahm-Hartmann.