Grow 20 Different Veg from seed in 2020

[Guest]

1. Tomato - too many to list
2. Sweet pepper - asti gold, white bell, choc beauty, palivec, milas red
3. Chilli Pepper - lemon drop, ohnivec, hot black hungarian
4. Kale - Scarlet, VC Tall Perrennial and Daubenton
5. Leek - charentan 2, plantologist strain, giant bulgarian
6. onion - ailsa craig, exhibition, red summin
7. Brussels - Fillbasket, early half tall
8. Cabbage -
9. Broccoli - early purple sprouting

[Teds Mum]

1) Asparagus - already in the ground and this is the first year I can properly crop.
2) Globe Artichoke - already in the ground plus a cutting in the greenhouse.
3) Onions - 3 kinds - all planted out
4) Garlic - in the ground
5) Broad beans - assorted saved seed in the ground at allotment and some karmazyn at home.
6) Peas - purple mange-tout at the allotment, “terrain” in greenhouse.
7) Runner beans and French beans - not yet, it’s too early
8) Oca - they are starting to sprout. Potting up is on my to do list.
9) Chard - in the ground and growing well
10) Bulb Fennel - in the ground. Growing to harvestable size, so exciting 😀
11) Maize and sweetcorn - it’s too early
12) Winter squash - includes acorn squash, marina di chioggia and any others I find between now and summer.
13) Cucumbers
14) Tomatoes - 6 kinds - two varieties sown thus far
15) Kale - in the ground
16) Cabbage - red, savoy and pointed.
17) Cauliflower - these failed 😩
18) Purple sprouting broccoli
19) Celeriac - in the ground but I will sow more
20) Beetroot - sown seeds last week, fingers crossed

[jonahjonah]

1. Broccoli
2. Squash/pumpkin
3. Peas: Mangetout, petit pois, specialty peas
4. Salad leaves ---> ticket happily growing
5. Radicchio --> no sign yet.
6. Sweet pepper ---> Californian wonder and Traffic light sown...no sign yet. Not looking good
7. Beans: dwarf and climbing French beans, runner beans
8. Courgette
9. Tomato ---> Roma, Marmande, Gardeners' Delight, Blush, Yellow Pear, Violet Jasper, and Black Cherry sown... Blush germinated but seedlings look puny. May sow more with Moneymaker.
10. Leeks ---> Lyon 2 happily growing
11. Cabbage
12. Carrot ---> Autumn King 2 sown...no sign yet.
13. Spring onion/onion ---> White Lisbon sown in greenhouse and direct on the plot today. The sets are planted on the plot
14. Beetroot ---> Boltardy happily growing
15. Kale
16. Sweetcorn
17. Aubergine ---> I didn't treat them any better but they decided to sprout. At least one did
18. Potatoes (do these count from seed potatoes?) ---> summer Charlotte in
19. Garlic (does this count from saved bulbs?) ---> looking fine on the plot
20. Herbs: basil, coriander, chives, oregano ---> basil, parsley and chives sown... Only basil growing. Must try again
21. Radish ---> down direct on plot amongst parsnip seeds
22. Lettuce
23. Cucumber
24. Another addition. Plot neighbor gifted her remaining parsnip seeds ---> sown direct on plot

[SarrissUK]

1. peas - sown some for pea shoots only
2. beans - broad, runner, French, brown (Swedish)
3. Leeks
4. Onions - spring
5. Cucumber
6. Courgette/Squash
7. beetroot
8. Carrot
9. Parsnip
10. Radish - summer & winter
11. Lettuce
12. Oriental leaves - pak choi, mizuna, tatsoi etc
13. Turnip
14. Tomato - all 22 varieties have been sown
15. Sweet pepper
16. Tromboncino
17. Chard/spinach
18. Cabbage - white & red
19. Kale
20. Fennel
21. Sweetcorn
22. Swede
23. Celeriac
24. Chillies - red and orange/yellow

[muckdiva]

1 onions and shallots
2 potatoes
3 cabbage
4 Chinese greens
5 spinach beet and Chard
6 lettuce (many)
7 cucumber
8 tomatoes
9 Fennel
10 Radish
11 courgettes, squash and pumpkin
12 carrots
13 peas
14 Beans
15 Sprouts
16 Purple Sprouting
17 Kohl Rabi
18 tomatillo and cape gooseberry
19 beetroot
20 Parsnips
.....hey, I need more numbers, still at least half a dozen more to go !

[SarrissUK]

1. peas - sown some for pea shoots only
2. beans - broad, runner, French, brown (Swedish)
3. Leeks
4. Onions - spring
5. Cucumber
6. Courgette/Squash
7. beetroot
8. Carrot
9. Parsnip
10. Radish - summer & winter
11. Lettuce
12. Oriental leaves - pak choi, mizuna, tatsoi etc
13. Turnip
14. Tomato - all 22 varieties have been sown
15. Sweet pepper - all done
16. Tromboncino
17. Chard/spinach
18. Cabbage - white & red
19. Kale
20. Fennel
21. Sweetcorn - one variety sown, two to go
22. Swede
23. Celeriac
24. Chillies - red and orange/yellow
25. Aubergine - two varieties done
26. Water melon - done

[veggiechicken]

Updated
1. peas - Fairbeard's NonPareil, Bijou mangetout
2. beans - broad, runner, French - DFB - Goldukkat, Primel
3. Leeks - Bleu de Solaise
4. Onions - spring
5. Cucumber -Beth Alpha sown
6. Courgette/Squash Partenon sown
7. beetroot
8. Carrot
9. Parsnip
10. Radish - summer & winter
11. Lettuce
12. Oriental leaves - pak choi, mizuna, tatsoi etc
13. Turnip
14. Tomato - lots of early toms
15. Sweet pepper
16. Aubergine - Mixed sown
17. Chard/spinach
18. Cabbage - white & red. Red cabbage sown
19.. Kale - Various sown
20. Cauli

Seeds in Bold sown.

[Guest]

1. Tomato - too many to list
2. Sweet pepper - asti gold, white bell, choc beauty, , milas red
3. Chilli Pepper - lemon drop, ohnivec, hot black hungarian palivec
4. Kale - Scarlet, VC Tall Perrennial and Daubenton
5. Leek - charentan 2, plantologist strain, giant bulgarian
6. onion - ailsa craig, exhibition, red summin
7. Brussels - Fillbasket, early half tall
8. Cabbage - kalibos, couve tronchuda
9. Broccoli - early purple sprouting

10. Sweetcorn - True Gold
11. Popping Corn - Dakota Black
12. Melon - Minnesota Midget, Petit Gris de Rennes
13. Watermelon - Red Seeded Citron
14. Cucamelon
15. Serpent Melon/ Alficoz
16. Courgette - Black Beauty, Golden Zucchini, Lungo Bianco, Trieste Bianco

17. Broad bean - Dreadnought and bunyards whatever
18. Peas -
19. Mangetout - winterkefe, shiraz and golden sweet
20. French bean - cfb district nurse
21. Asparagus

[elsie-scot]

1 tomato - potted on
2 chilli - seedlings
3. Sweet pepper - seedlings
4 carrots - growing
5 onion - spring onions growing, onion seeds not germinated yet, sets will go in once warmer
6 leek - seedlings potted on (modular)
7 cucumber - just sown
8 cabbage - just sown
9 aubergine- just sown
10 Cauliflower - just sown
11 Swiss chard - just sown
12 peas
13 beans
14. Parsnip
15. Radish - Seedling
16 beetroot - just sown
17 lettuce/ salad leaves - eating micro leaves others at seedling stage
18. Oriental greens
19. Brussel sprouts - just sown
20. Sweetcorn
21 kale

[Chippy Minton]

So far:
Chilli - Hawk's Claw
Spring onions
Broad beans
Seville orange well, why not, SWMBO made marmalade and there were loads of pips
Leeks
Sweet pepper (only one germinated so far)
Aubergine (no germination yet)

I guess we're not counting onions, shallots and garlic from sets / cloves or spuds.

The seed box is still bursting at the seams so I we're go for 20....

[SarrissUK]

More sown today!

1. peas - sown some for pea shoots only
2. beans - broad, runner, French, brown (Swedish)
3. Leeks - done
4. Onions - spring - done
5. Cucumber - two varieties done (lemon and white wonder)
6. Courgette/Squash
7. beetroot - two varities sown (chioggia and boltardy)
8. Carrot - two varieties sown (one small version, one standard)
9. Parsnip - done
10. Radish - summer & winter - done (mooli and normal)
11. Lettuce
12. Oriental leaves - pak choi, mizuna, tatsoi etc
13. Turnip
14. Tomato - all 22 varieties have been sown
15. Sweet pepper - all done
16. Tromboncino
17. Chard/spinach - all chard done
18. Cabbage - white & red
19. Kale - four varities sown, still need to sow curly kale
20. Fennel
21. Sweetcorn - one variety sown, two to go
22. Swede - done
23. Celeriac - done
24. Chillies - red and orange/yellow
25. Aubergine - two varieties done
26. Water melon - done

[Vegi potager]

The list...Sown so far are:

1. Herbs: lemon grass, flat leaf Parsley Lisette and laura, Coriander confetti and calypso, red basil, sage, curly parsley, Parsley Arat, thai and greek basil, sweet genovese basil, thyme sp. and large leaf, oregano, borage and chamomile bodegold, dill sp. and Nano, Chinese and garlic chives, Chervil,
2. Radish Long white icicle, Candela de fuego, watermelon
3. Chilli and sweet pepper; Padron and Sivri Biber. Cayenne, lemon drop and Fresno; Cayenetta Sweet:- Friggitello, corno di toro rosso, etudia, patio red
4. Carrots Amsterdam forcing, nantes early2, cosmic purple, chanteny supreme3
5. Cape gooseberry; golden berry
6. Aubergine; Jewel mixed, Hansel, Gretel
7. celeriac; asterix & monarch
8. Beans; Broad bean sutton, crimson flowered French Beans cobra, district nurse, Canadian wonder, cupidon Runners Gigantes
9. Peas douce P, calibra
10. Tomatoes; Red Robin, sweet aperitif, gold krone, dancing with smurfs, Evergreen, Costoluto Firento, Pink Brandywine, Roughwood golden plum, Summer cider, Pantano, Jersey devil, Super Mama4
11. Lettuces speedy mix, crispy leaf mix, manzur
12. Beetroots action, Crapaudine
13. Spring onion welsh onion
14. Celery red giant
15. Parsnip
16. Cucumbers Dimant, beth alpha and burbless tasty green
17. Courgette/marrow Zuchinni green
18. Summer squash /winter squash Trombos, pumpkins volskaya grey and hooligan, pattipans sunburst and patisson, autumn crown
19. TurnipSnowball
20. leeks Autumn Giant
21. Green leaf brassica stuff: Kale Red Russian and dwarf curly green/Rocket wild / sorrell red veined/ Mizuna / mustard gold streak/ collard greens dwarf type/ PSB/ Chard Bright lights, forhook giant/ spinach medania/ Broccoli Raab perpetual spinach
22. Edible flowers; candula, bread seed poppy, several types of sun flower, nastursium

BOLD are harvested... see later posts!

[jonahjonah]

1. Broccoli - calabrese and PSB sown
2. Squash/pumpkin
3. Peas: Mangetout, petit pois, specialty peas - chitting in the utility room
4. Salad leaves ---> Very Nice Partner and I chomped some rocket leaves directly from the plant today. Satisfying.
5. Radicchio --> a couple have germinated. More sown.
6. Sweet pepper ---> Californian wonder and Traffic light sown...no sign yet. Not looking good. No change in status.
7. Beans: dwarf and climbing French beans, runner beans - several chitting in the utility room
8. Courgette
9. Tomato ---> Roma, Marmande, Gardeners' Delight, Blush, Yellow Pear, Violet Jasper, Black Cherry, and Moneymaker all germinated and most a few inches high... old Blush seeds not looking up to much. One remaining seedling with stunted leaves and no new germination.
10. Leeks ---> Lyon 2 happily growing and more sown. We have about 20-odd right now.
11. Cabbage
12. Carrot ---> Autumn King 2 finally germinated. I tried to grow them last year without success, so I'm very excited.
13. Spring onion/onion ---> White Lisbon spring onions finally popping up. Sets on the plot look good.
14. Beetroot ---> Boltardy happily growing, needs planting out.
15. Kale - sown
16. Sweetcorn
17. Aubergine ---> Three little seedlings, not growing much, but looking strangely content.
18. Potatoes ---> Charlotte in, Maris Piper still waiting for a home.
19. Garlic ---> looking fine on the plot
20. Herbs: basil, coriander, chives, oregano ---> basil, parsley and chives sown... Only basil growing. Must try again. No change, sadly.
21. Radish ---> none showing yet.
22. Lettuce - iceberg sown. Other packets currently misplaced...
23. Cucumber - will sow this week
24. Parsnips ---> sown direct on plot, no sign

This looks surprisingly promising for me at the moment.

I'm looking forward to seeing your photos, everyone! Its not the sowing of seeds but the growing of them to maturity that is needed.


Yes, I'm hard!!

Shall I upload a photo of my chomped rocket? Or can I be taken at my word?

[veggiechicken]

Need proof............

[Small pumpkin]

I’m starting again because my contribution to this thread has been confusing with add on after add on

1. Chillies & sweet peppers 28 varieties76 plants
2. Cabbage 4 varieties
3. Kale 4 varieties
4. Brussels sprouts 3 varieties
5. Salad & lettuce 12 varieties (so far)
6. Spinach & Swiss chard 4 varieties
7. Broccoli 2 varieties
8. Carrots 7 varieties
9. Herbs 3 varieties
10. Tomato 2 varieties 4 plants (should be more, germination issues)
11. Runner bean, french beans, dwarf french beans 4 varieties
12. Courgette 4 varieties 17 plants (so far)
13. Cucumbers 2 varieties 5 plants
14. Onions, spring onions, leeks 5 varieties
15. Turnip, swede 3 varieties
16. Peas & pea shoots 2 varieties
17. Cauliflower 2 varieties
18. Beetroot 3 varieties
19. Squash & pumpkin 2 varieties
20. Potato 3 varieties ( if I’m aloud seed spuds )
21. Edible flowers 3 varieties

That’s it no more


Well....maybe