Seed catalogs

[starwalker]

FWIW I already have my seeds from Johnnys! (all except the Kinko carrots that are on back order).

They were indeed Johnny on the spot.

[RANGER.101ST]

Originally Posted by Maine Writer

For the amount of money it brings in per acre it's an easy crop but he was thinking more along the lines a green that has to be hidden behind the booth.

ya spinitch

[Maine Writer]

There are approx. 20 more varieties from Johnny's that aren't on this list. This is the Fedco list.

Bean, Provider
Bean, Royal Burgundy
Bean, Indy Gold
Bean, Scarlet Runner
Peas, shell, Coral
Peas, snow, Oregon Giant
Peas, snap, Sugar Ann
Cucumber, pickling, de Bourbonne
Cucumber, pickling, National
Cucumber, slicing, Market More
Zucchini, Jackpot
Yellow, Saffron (summer squash)
Squash, winter, Waltham Butternut
Pumpkin, Galeux d'Eysines
Squash, winter, Blue Hubbard
Pumpkin, Jarrahdale
Pumpkin, Cinderella
Pumpkin, Cheese
Pumpkin, Howden
Beets, Early Wonder Tall Top
Beets, Golden Grex
Beets, Detroit Dark Red Short Top
Radish, Easter Egg
Radish, Hailstone
Rutabaga, Laurentian
Turnip, Purple Top White Globe
Leeks, King Richard
Onion, Crystal White Wax
Onion, Copra
Lettuce, Black Seeded Simpson
Lettuce, Red Sails
Lettuce, Thom Thumb
Lettuce, Forellenschluss
Swiss Chard, Bright Lights
Endive, Tres Fine
Senposai
Tatsoi
Pac Choi, Prize Choy
Broccoli, Tendergreen
Broccoli, Windsor
Brussels Sprouts, Falstaff
Cabbage, early green, Gonzalez
Cabbage, green, Ruby Perfection
Cabbage, savoy, Frigga
Cauliflower, white, Charming Snow
Cauliflower, purple, Graffiti
Kale, Red Russian
Kohlrabi, Kolibri
Eggplant, Swallow
Pepper, frying, Jimmy Nardello
Pepper, Early Jalapeno
Pepper, bell, New Ace
Pepper, bell, Revolution
Tomatillo, Verde Puebla
Tomato, large heirloom, Pruden's Purple
Tomato, yellow cherry, Wow
Tomato, paste, Amish Paste
Tomato, hybrid, Juliet
Tomato, hybrid, Jet Star
Tomato, hybrid cherry, Super Sweet 100
Basil, Genovese
Dill, Bouquet
Echinacea, Purple Coneflower
Sage, Broadleaf
Marigold, Brocade Mix
Marigold, Tangerine Gem
Moon Lily
Sunflower, Mammoth Grey Stripe
Sunflower, Schnittgold
Tithonia, Torch
Chinese Lantern
Corn, Ambrosia
Sweet Annie

[tankratt]

I am off to the seed store,you guys are killin me. I may have to start Tomato seeds today and try finishing them in the sun porch. Thats one way to keep the deer from eating them all.

[Maine Writer]

From Johnny's. This order is much smaller because they're too expensive.

I'm stuck at my desk from now til Wednesday. If you want to know why I'm growing something or how to grow something, or anything else, ask. I have time.

Carrots, Sugarsnax (pelleted seed, almost eliminates thinning.)
Eggplant, Nadia
Leek, King Richard
Lettuce, Loma (pelleted seed, summer variety, doesn't bolt until it's hot)
Spinach, Remington
Tomato, Big Beef (seeding sales, people like the size but I'm not thrilled by the flavor)
Tomato, Buffalo (greenhouse, the industry standard; will be started on heat mats in the house and planted in the ground in one of the uhheated greenhouses in early April)
Tomato, New Girl (seedling sales, will grow a few to test)
Winter Squash, Delicata (takes about 100 days to mature in a warm summer. Mine didn't mature last summer. I'll start these in a seedling house and transplant them when they are about three weeks old.)

That's it until I send in my "darn it" list of seeds I realize I forgot to order.

[Maine Writer]

Pelleted and unpelleted lettuce seeds. Plain seed sticks to my fingers. Pelleted seed drops easily.

[Submariner]

Originally Posted by Maine Writer

Pelleted and unpelleted lettuce seeds. Plain seed sticks to my fingers. Pelleted seed drops easily.

Ooooooooh

[RANGER.101ST]

Originally Posted by Maine Writer

Pelleted and unpelleted lettuce seeds. Plain seed sticks to my fingers. Pelleted seed drops easily.

i thought thay were chicken seeds for a min.just plant them and poof out pops a chicken.