Well 16, 17 and 18 are sown... 4 types of cucumber, 1 courgette, 3 summer squash and 5 types of winter squash. Decided I have no space for Parsnips unless I only grow 4 so I am deducting them from my count. So subject to success and evidential photos I am on my way to 20
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Here's my list!
1.Peppers
2.Tomatoes
3. Tomatilloes
4. Courgette and summer squash
5. Winter squash
6. Cucumbers
7. Lettuce
8. Rocket
9. Pal choi
10. Mustard
11. Cabbage
12. Sprouts
13. Potatoes
14. Swede
15. Turnip
16. Runner bean
17. French bean
18. Peas and mange tout
19. Garlic
20. Radish
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Update, long weekend so loads going in, just over half way.
1. Chilli - Hawk's Claw
2. Spring onions, White Lisbon (winter and non winter hardy), red, silverskin picklers
3. Broad beans, Super Aquadulce and Express Eleonora?
4. Seville orange well, why not, SWMBO made marmalade and there were loads of pips (4 germinated)
5. Leeks (Porbella)
6. Sweet pepper (still only one germinated so far but the greenhouse is only small)
7. Aubergine (2 showing now)
8. Tomatoes (too many to mention as I bought an indoor / outdoor collection and then found the remnants of last years indoor / outdoor collection )
9. Sweetcorn, an early and a mid-season
10. Sprouts (Red Rubine and Brodie)
11. Herbs, coriander (2 types), parsley (flat and curly), basil, dill (Nano)
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1. peas - Fairbeard's NonPareil, Bijou mangetout Lots of old seeds
2. beans - broad,Crimson Flowered, runner, Hestia Dwarf, DFB - Goldukkat, Primel CFB Hunter
3. Leeks - Bleu de Solaise
4. Onions - spring
5. Cucumber -Beth Alpha sown
6. Courgette/Squash Partenon, Tromba d'Albenga sown
7. beetroot Boltardy, Boldor
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 and main crop
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.
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Originally posted by Bren In Pots View PostThis will be my sowing list.
1 Toms...Sown
2 Cucumber...Sown
3 Spinach....Sown
4 Turnip....Sown
5 kale....Sown
6 parsnips...sown
7 chard..Sown
8 radish...Sown
9 spring onions..Sown
10 courgettes..Sown
11 carrots...Sown
12 beans
13 peas...Sown
14 herbs...Sown
15 potatoes..Sown
16 sprouts...Sown
17 psb...Sown
18 mizuna...Sown
19 Cauli...Sown
20 Romanesco
Edited to add what I've sown.Last edited by Bren In Pots; 13-04-2020, 07:21 PM.Location....East Midlands.
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Tomatoes - loads
Cucumber - 3 kinds
Luffa
Squash
French beans - selection
Runner beans -
Peas - alderman
Beetroot
Salad leaves
Carrots
Broccoli
Brussels sprouts
Leeks
Onions
Garlic
Potatoes
Sweetcorn
Peppers
Aubergine
HerbsAnything is possible with the right attitude, a hammer
and a roll of duct tape.
Weeds have mastered the art of survival, if they are not in your way, let them feed bees
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More sown this weekend, when my get up and go hadn't got up and gone
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)
now all done
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 - first sowing done
12. Oriental leaves - pak choi, mizuna, tatsoi etc - first sowing done
13. Turnip
14. Tomato - all 22 varieties have been sown
15. Sweet pepper - all done
16. Tromboncino
17. Chard/spinach - all chard done, first spinach done
18. Cabbage - white & red
19. Kale - four varities sown, still need to sow curly kale
20. Fennel - done
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
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Well I have updated post 72, so have my 21 even if the main group of beans are still in their packets... Now I have to post the evidence otherwise VC will no doubt wither my seedlings with a glare ( ) Thankfully I have plenty in each group, Photos will be forthcomingV.P.
The thing I grow best are very large slugs!
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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
22. Cue - perfection, straight eight, boothbys blonde and white wonder
23. Capegooseberry - goldie and unknown
24. Carosello
25. Carrot
26. Beetroot
Bold = grown/ germinatedLast edited by Norfolkgrey; 21-04-2020, 02:54 PM.
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Made it!
Another update, getting close, and we're there....
1. Chilli - Hawk's Claw
2. Spring onions - White Lisbon (winter and non winter hardy), red, silverskin picklers
3. Broad beans - Super Aquadulce and Express Eleonora?
4. Seville orange - well, why not, SWMBO made marmalade and there were loads of pips (4 germinated)
5. Leeks - Porbella
6. Sweet pepper - still only one germinated so far but the greenhouse is only small
7. Aubergine - now up to 4
8. Tomatoes - too many to mention as I bought an indoor / outdoor collection and then found the remnants of last years indoor / outdoor collection
9. Sweetcorn - an early and a mid-season
10. Sprouts - Red Rubine and Brodie
11. Herbs, coriander (2 types), parsley (flat and curly), basil (Christmas), dill (Nano)
12. Salads - rocket (then read the thread about bolting), Marvel of 4 seasons, some random packet I found that came from the council at some point
13. Cukes - gherkin (old seeds no takers yet), Passandra
14. Peas - Douce Provence to try to get a crop before the courgettes, Alderman yet to go in
15. Carrots - Mixed colours, Nigel and Flyaway
16. Beetroot - Chioggia and Cylindra
17. Broccoli - PSB (Rudolph and Lancer mixed), Calabrese
18. Radish - mixed and Solito
19. Romanesco
20. Swiss chard - rainbow
And we're there, assuming it all comes up. Been given some summer cabbage and Kohl Rabi so have in reserve swede, beans, kale.......
And that's without counting the spuds, garlic, onion and shallot sets
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Late to the party as usual!
I am sowing -
1. Aubergine - sown
2. Sweet Peppers - sown
3. Cucumbers x 2 - sown
4. Lettuce x 2 - sown
5. Tomatoes x 6 - sown
6. Spring onion - sown
7. Beetroots - sown
8. Squash x 3 - sown
9. Sweetcorn - Sown
10. Parsnips - Chitted
11. Radish - sown
12. Kale - sown
13. Leeks - sown
14. Brussel sprouts x2 - sown
15. Earls PSB x2 - sown
16. Cabbage x2 -
17. Peas - Sown
18. Beans - French dwarf, Runner, Climbing - sown
19. Kohl Rabi -
20. Celeriac - sown
21. Carrots -
22. Sugar Snap Peas - sown
23. Cucamelon - sown
24. Melons - sown
25. Chilli Peppers -
Also growing a mix of annuals and perennials.Last edited by peanut; 29-06-2020, 04:29 PM.Nestled somewhere in the Cambridgeshire Fens. Good soil, strong winds and 4 Giant Puffballs!
Always aim for the best result possible not the best possible result
Forever indebted to Potstubsdustbins
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