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Post by Penny on Jun 10, 2009 18:00:21 GMT
Ok, here is what i have planted this year, Peppers  Hot Cherry Scotch Bonnet Hot Portugal Hungarian Sweet Pepper Habanero Pepper Red Hot Carribean Mazzitti Hot Pepper Kung Pao Hot Pepper. Chinese Chocolate Pepper Long Sweet Red Pepper High Voltage Pepper. Carnival Mix Pepper Hawaaiin Chili Pepper Tri-Fetti Pepper White Habanero Pepper Thai Hot Pepper Orange Bell Peppers Jalapeno Pepper Lost my Bhut Jolokia and Peter Pepper. Tomatoes, Tiny Tim Sweet Gold Celebrity Lemon Lean Ildi Glamour Tomato. Isis Candy. Sweet 100's Pink Peach Tomato Tigerella Tomato Brandywine Orange Banana Super Beefsteak Purple Calabrash San Marzano Early Girl Yellow Oblate True Black Brandywine Oxheart Lemon Boy Powells Heirloom Paste Black Cherry Sweet million. Have lost my Abe Lincoln, Amish Paste, and my Ildi is pretty much dead.   And i have planted some Beans, Peas and Cucumbers too. ;D I will be saving seed from everything too.  Forgot to add, Tomatillo, Cayenne Pepper, Sugar Snack Tomato, Roma Tomato, Hot Portugal Pepper, Roumanian Sweet Pepper. |
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Post by Rosefriend on Jun 10, 2009 18:07:36 GMT
Good heavens Penny - that is a fantastic list - well done....now then how did you come to lose your Peter peppers then.....
I really am interested to hear how you get on with everything...
Have you grown Tomatillo's before and if yes are they good??
Also I would like to grow a good tomato for grilling/cooking next next year - what do you recommend??
RF
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Post by Penny on Jun 10, 2009 18:35:39 GMT
 Hiya. I think that the frost got it, a few nights i had to cover stuff and i guess i didnt get it , oh well, next year Hmmm, a good grilling tomato......i use beefsteaks if i am grilling mine, nice flavour too. No , this is my first year for Tamatillo's and i'll keep you posted on them
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Post by Tig on Jun 10, 2009 23:06:55 GMT
Wonderful selection you have there Penny - I hope they all crop well for you, and I look forward to seeing the photies of them when they are in fruit!
Especially the ones I have never heard of (at least 50% ;D)
x Tig
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Post by Barbara on Jun 11, 2009 7:41:09 GMT
You like peppers then Penny. ;D ;D ;D
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Post by carolann on Jun 11, 2009 7:58:50 GMT
What a list you have there Penny, cant wait to see the pic's.
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Post by Sunnygardener on Jun 11, 2009 8:14:35 GMT
Wow Penny, that's a list and a half isn't it. I hope everything grows well for you.
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Post by Dutchy on Jun 11, 2009 10:29:28 GMT
Who said Canada ain't hot Great things on the go Penny |
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Post by Rosefriend on Jun 11, 2009 10:35:11 GMT
Hiya. I think that the frost got it, a few nights i had to cover stuff and i guess i didnt get it , oh well, next year Hmmm, a good grilling tomato......i use beefsteaks if i am grilling mine, nice flavour too. No , this is my first year for Tamatillo's and i'll keep you posted on them The late frosts have been bad here as well and you have it worse Penny. I have two of the beefsteaks and two of the Rainbow Blend - they are good looking plants - I just hope that the weather warms up a bit and the rain stops...thanks for the tip on grilling the beefsteak's. I've still managed to keep one Peter Pepper and one Bhut Jolokia - give me a shout if you want some seeds from those. Looking forward to hearing the news on your Tomatillo - I saw a plant but was undecided whether to try it. I decided I would and went back but they had all gone.. RF |
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Post by Penny on Jun 11, 2009 10:35:55 GMT
Who said Canada ain't hot Great things on the go Penny I know eh ;D Thanks everyone, and as i mentioned, i plan on saving seed from everything, so come Fall, I'll be looking to do some trading Let me know in the fall RF, if you want some Tomatillo's, you are welcome to them, and i am glad that the seeds i sent you are doing great |
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Post by Rosefriend on Jun 18, 2009 6:29:23 GMT
How have things grown in the last week Penny?
We have been having cold nights which the toms and peppers are not keen on - flowers are dropping off.
RF
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Post by Deleted on Aug 19, 2009 19:07:49 GMT
Thats some variety of tomatoes!!!!!
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Post by 4pygmies on Aug 20, 2009 6:22:44 GMT
That's a fantastic selection Penny! Do you grow them under cover? I was sent a selection of tomato seeds by my good friend Mickus the Cactus this Spring and I can recommend 'Black Krim' as a deliciously tasty hooogely big tomato for cooking, but just as scrummy sliced raw - lovely and juicy...  |
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Post by Ladygardener on Aug 20, 2009 6:32:03 GMT
Goodness Penny what an extensive list you have there. Your growing space must be huge.  |
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Hiya.
