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Square Foot Gardening as developed by Mel Bartholomew. Happy Gardening in !!! Latest topics. Search SFG Forum. Are you trying any different varieties this year? OK, guys, I am seriously bored. Here are a few varieties I am trying for the first time this year. If you have experience with any of these, please share your thoughts. I love Delicata squash, but hadn't tried this particular one.
Picasso shallots, 1 lb. Satina potato, 2. Romanze potato, 2. Like Dislike. Re: Are you trying any different varieties this year? Megan gave me a Tromboncino rampicante squash plant and I was amazed at how prolific it was! Be prepared to either trellis extensively or nip it's growing tips in the bud frequently. It grew most of the way down our backyard. I heard it was really prolific. A FEW varieties Dixie??? Girl we need to talk! I ordered all the different kinds of big paste tomato hoping to find one that will produce and can be picked green to ripen on the counter.
From Italian imports Franchi Gigante d' inverno 2 which should be a giant leek , I am so tired of skinny leeks which are apparently sheik A snow pea called "Gigante Svizzero" or Carouby in England. Supposed to be large and as sweet as a snap pea. Like my Golden Sweets, the flower is two shades of purple aging to blue.
I'm trying Joan rutabaga and white egg turnip this year, but I'm growing them next to the tried and true varieties so I have a good field test. Mamachibi Posts : Join date : Location : Zone 6b. What were you thinkin', Dixie! I'd have to build 10 more 4x8's for that! I should be ashamed. I'm doing much the same thing. She's unaware that she's about to become my 'satellite' test garden!
