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Heirloom Seeds 2011
Beans Tricolor Bush Beans
Cherokee Trail of Tears (pole)
Jacob’s Cattle
Tiger’s Eye
Garlic – Chesnok Red – Shvelisi (hardneck)
Chrysalis Purple (hardneck)
Persian Star (hardneck)
Inchelium Red (softneck)
Chet’s Italian Red (softneck)
Peppers – Marconi
Tam Jalapeno
Alma Paprika
Cayenne
Red Mini
Purple Beauty Sweet
Tomato – Amish Paste
Cherokee Purple
Sungold
Amana Orange
Black Cherry
Black Krim
Herbs – Anise hyssop
Borage
Cilantro
Dark Opal Basil
Dill
Italiano Classico Basil
Mrs. Burns Basil
Thai Basil
Oregano
Parsley
Sage
Stevia
Cress
Arugula
Scallions
Pickling Cucumber Endeavor
Detroit Beets
Lettuce – Sea of Red
Sweetie Baby Romaine
Wine Country Mesclun
Spinach – Baby Leaf
Moon & Stars Watermelon
Pride of Wisconsin Melon
Delicata Squash
Zucchini Tricolor
Sunflowers
Chocolate Cherry
Junior
Autumn Beauty
Cinnamon Sun
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Hi!
Wow, what a list, you really grow them all on your own?
Just wondering how the black tomatoes doing there in the US, popular? I love them and just hard to convince other gardeners how nice they are. I can see you grow cherokee purple, well it is almost black:).
Well done for your blog and nice to meet you on twitter too. lol
I do grow them all and I absolutely love the Cherokee Purple – which has to be my all time favorite after growing and enjoying last year! Nice to meet you too and Thank you!!!
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[...] for sending me these vegetable seeds which I can’t wait to start. I will be adding them to my Gardening List for 2011 – Purple Beauty Sweet Pepper, Amana Orange Tomato, Black Cherry Tomato and Black Krim [...]
Hi. Do you grow antioxidant fruits, too? If you don’t, do you have plans to include them in your garden?
Currently I am trying to grow blueberries down south but it seems very hot where I have them so I may have to move them. I will see what happens this year.