Decided what to grow in 2010 yet? My ever expanding list......

Started by Deb P, February 27, 2010, 22:34:39

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Deb P

Forced to be in bed this weekend by a bug, thought I'd try and nail down what I actually plan to sow/grow this year in moments between sleep and going to the toilet.... ::) I thought I had been quite good and restained myself....but then again........... ;D What do y'all think?

Vegetable Seed Varieties Sown 2010

Alliums

Leeks
Jaune Gros de Poitiu
Musselburgh
Prizetaker

Onions

Red Florence
Pink Torpedo

Shallots

Banana shallots
(Sets) Jermor (autumn)
Mikor (spring)
Longor
Pesandor
Vigarmor
Mrs Hutchinson HSL
Purple HSL

Spring Onions
Apache
Furio
White Lisbon
Lilia

Brassicas and Roots


Broccoli (Calabrese)

Autumn Spear
Fiesta
Parthenon

PSB (to overwinter)
Redhead
Red Arrow
PSB

Cabbage
Greyhound

Carrots
Jaune Obtuse De Doubs
Rainbow Mix
Mokum

Cauliflowers
Shasta
Concert
Goodman
Trevi
Purple Cape

Kale
Black Tuscan

Parsnips
Archer

Swede

Virtue
Best of All

Legumes

Peas
Commander HSL
Robinson HSL
Victorian Purple Podded HSL
Show Perfection
Golden Sweet
Ne Plus Ultra

Climbing French Beans
Mrs Lewis's Purple Podded HSL
Blue Coco
Cosse Violet

Dwarf French Beans
Purple Tepee
Cupidon
Triomphe De Farcy
Yugoslavian Black Bean HSL

Potatoes
Mayan Gold
Anya
Charlotte
Winston
Witchill
Maria Peer
Kerr's Pink
International Kidney
Edzell Blue

Others

Celery
Golden self blanching


Courgettes
Parador
Cavili
Soleil
White Volunteer
Trieste White

Fennel
Romanesco

Sweetcorn
Extra Tender & Sweet (Swift)
Incredible

Squash
Rouge Vif D'Etampes
Harrier Butternut Squash
Hunter Butternut Squash
Burgee's Buttercup? Squash
Baby Bear
Baby Boo
Summer Crookneck

Greenhouse

Cucumbers

White Wonder
Picolino
Bella
Swing

Chillies

Ring of Fire
Demon Red
Thai Unknown
Cayenne Red

Sweet Peppers
Ramiro
Napia
Atris

Tomatoes

Polish Linguista
Supersweet Gardeners Delight
Largest Striped Roman (? Jersey Devil)
Legend
Kenilworth
Russian Red HSL
Red Zebra
Olirose
Orange Banana
Hazelfield Farm USA
Porter USA
Nepal USA
Margaret Best Tommy Toe USA
Georgia Steak USA
Gary's Beauty USA
Frank's Large Red USA
Flame USA
Debanao Black USA
Delicious USA
Campbell's Soup USA
Copia USA
Champagne Cherry USA
Chalk's Early Jewel USA
Beefsteak USA
Barnes Mountain Yellow USA
Smokey Mountain Red USA
Atol USA
Abe Lincoln USA
Rutgers USA
Taxi
Mobil
Buckbee's New 50 Day
Cherokee Purple
White Beauty
Scatalone
Bloody Butcher
Scotland Yellow HSL
Dawson's Russian Oxheart HSL
Essex Wonder HSL
Cherrola
Galina


Okra
Clemson's Spineless

Melons
Jenny Lind

Flowers & Herbs
Sunflowers
Calendula 'Indian Prince'
Borage (White & Blue)
Nasturtiums


If it's not pouring with rain, I'm either in the garden or at the lottie! Probably still there in the rain as well TBH....🥴

http://www.littleoverlaneallotments.org.uk

Deb P

If it's not pouring with rain, I'm either in the garden or at the lottie! Probably still there in the rain as well TBH....🥴

http://www.littleoverlaneallotments.org.uk

Anisemary

Wow, Deb P, with a list like that it sounds to me like your running a temperature!!  When you come out of the 'fever' might you remember you've only got a window box!  ;D

keepondiggin

Gosh that is some list especially the tomatoes-how big is the greenhouse??
Hope you're feeling better soon

chriscross1966

Quote from: Deb P on February 27, 2010, 22:34:39

Pink Torpedo

i refer you to the lyrics of Spinal Tap's "Big Bottoms"

..."My baby fits me like a flesh tuxedo
I'd like to sink her with my pink torpedo"

and on behalf of those of us with a Y-chromosome would like to say

"hur, fnar, hur...."pink torpedo", fnar"....


I think I can find my way to the norty step.... sorry.....

chrisc

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Digeroo

That is an amazing list.  You must have a huge space.  Have you grown Mrs Lewis's bean before I grew it last year and was very pleased with it.  And eight types of shallot!!  But no runners?

reddyreddy


Mortality

Aww get better soon (hugs), particularly cos it looks like you have ALOT of work to do  :P
Please don't be offended by my nickname 'Mortality'
As to its history it was the name of a character I played in an online game called 'Everquest'
The character 'Mortality Rate' was a female Dark Elf Necromancer, the name seemed apt at the time and has been used alot by me over the years.

grannyjanny

Blimey Deb. We could (sorry OH) do with some lessons on how to fit lots in a small space ;D ;D ;D. Talk about being conservative. We have 60 YES 60 b....y swift potatoes because he liked them last year & didn't like one other we tried. How I wish I had my own plot. Shouldn't grumble really he is preparing an area of the garden so I can have some chooks. We only have half a plot & the other half was just used for raspberries last year.
Hope you feel better soon Deb.

caroline7758

I'm hoping to have my plot divided in two by the council as it's too much work for the time I have, and trying to cut down my list of veg is proving difficult, but I'm only planning to grow a few spuds this year and prioritising the things we like to eat most,so:

courgettes/squash
carrots
parsnips
french beans
onions
garlic
leeks
broccoli,
plus the perennials- rhubarb, artichokes, asparagus,rasps and strawbs.

Mmm, I'mthinkingthat's toomany for the space already!

plus toms,chillies, herbs and salad at home.

Varieties will mostly be whatever I've got left from last year!

Squash64

Quote from: Deb P on February 27, 2010, 22:34:39

I thought I had been quite good and restained myself....but then again........... ;D What do you think?

Blimey, if that's you being good, I dread to think what you're like when you're norty!  :o

Hope you feel better soon.
Betty
Walsall Road Allotments
Birmingham



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www.growit.btck.co.uk

cornykev

I think the poor girl's delirious, she'll get better and remember she's only growing moneymaker.   :-X     ;D ;D ;D    
            GWS  Deb
MAY THE CORN BE WITH YOU.

asbean

The Tuscan Beaneater

greensausage

Great list  :)

I grew Purple Teepee last year, they were fantastic and are on my list for this year too.

Deb P

keepondiggin: I have two greenhouses, 'big' one at home I can usually fit in 36-48 tom plants, plus 15-20 chilli and pepper plants on staging. Also have a small greenhouse on my main plot, and will hopefully have another one on my 'new' half plot next door by the summer. OH was given a oldish greenhouse by a client who had bought a new flash one, it will need about half of the glass putting in but will give me a some more room. Plus I grow a lot of plants spare for the plant sales!

chriscross: how did I guess you would notice that! ;D Get on that norty step!

digeroo: I love shallots! I now don't grow any maincrop onions, we use shallots in cooking instead, so I have given the space I previously allocated to them to more shallots. Mostly I grow overwinter (Jermor) types, which means I have a good amount of spare room in Jun/July to follow on with squashes/sweetcorn etc. This year I'm trying some spring planted sets as well, as well as growing the banana shallots from seed. The Mrs Lewis's Purple Podded bean I've grown the past 2 years, as decorative as it is tasty! Not a fan of runners, prefer to grow CFB's in succession which should see us through to the frosts....

reddyreddy: I have one standard sized plot and a 'new' half plot next door that I've been slowly sorting out over the last year. It should be up to full production this year!

Mortality: thanks, feeling a bit more human this morning!

grannyjanny: I use a lot of companion planting and successional sowings particularly in my raised beds to keep the ground occupied for the majority of the time, just have to be a bit organised with my plot plans!

Caroline 7758: I've actually REDUCED the number of things I grow by quite a lot this year and tried to get a balance of things I've grown before and liked and new varieties I'm trying out. I'm deliberately growing only a fraction of tomatoes I've tried previously grown apart from my all time favourites as I had so many I hadn't tried before from the USA....blame Jeannine for that, with her post advertising them!

asbean: I forgot to list the garlic, it was planted out in October! I've used my own Marco cloves, had a huge crop last year that we are still using up.

greensausage: Purple Tepee is one of my favourites, it has always done well and so stays in! I'm trying the Yugoslavian Black DFB for the first time, got it from the Heritage Seeds Library so will save some seeds in case it turns out to be a keeper.

If it's not pouring with rain, I'm either in the garden or at the lottie! Probably still there in the rain as well TBH....🥴

http://www.littleoverlaneallotments.org.uk

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