Seed Saving Circle 2017

Started by Jayb, May 02, 2017, 08:11:16

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Robert_Brenchley

Mine's arrived, thanks. And thanks for being patient!

Robert_Brenchley


pumkinlover

so have mine, thanks everyone

penedesenca

Yay, so just Ruud left. Fingers crossed it won't be much longer  :icon_cheers:

pumpkinlover - Seeds arrived
markfield rover  - Seeds arrived
penedeseca  - Seeds arrived
sparrow - Seeds arrived
silverleaf - Seeds arrived
plot 18 - Seeds arrived
seacarrot  - Seeds arrived

ruud
martinburo - Seeds arrived
earlypea  - Seeds arrived
robert brenchley - Seeds arrived
galina  - Seeds arrived

ruud

nothing yet pigeon must have headwind.

markfield rover

It will be worth the wait Ruud.

ruud

Today arrived a nice easterpresent.Thanks everybody for the goodies.There are some intresting veggies to try.Have a nice eastern holiday. :wave: :wave: :wave:

Plot 18

I just wanted to say that the walking onions really did want to grow - 5 are sprouting already  :happy7:

galina

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Quote from: Plot 18 on April 02, 2018, 16:08:24
I just wanted to say that the walking onions really did want to grow - 5 are sprouting already  :happy7:

Thank you Plot18 for the report.  That is good news.  I was very doubtful but started feeling hopeful when some of the rejects here started sprouting a few days ago.  Good to know the ones sent in the post are growing too.  :wave:

markfield rover

Not only the onions but the melon seeds all germinated and are going great guns , I have twenty! Little do my neighbours know but they too will be growing melons! An ever increasing circle.....

galina

Quote from: markfield rover on April 03, 2018, 13:34:14
Not only the onions but the melon seeds all germinated and are going great guns , I have twenty! Little do my neighbours know but they too will be growing melons! An ever increasing circle.....

Happy to read this MR   :sunny:  I have Bumblebee tomatoes up and Telephone peas.  :wave:

ruud

Here the onions and the ullucos are in the soil.

pumkinlover

Is the pepper Seyrele? Mr Google wasn't much help!

galina


ruud

that is the right one galina,brought seeds from turkey,not to hot .You can pickle them like turkish people do.

galina

Gazzi Yellow Egg.  First ripe tomato this year.  Outdoors!  Although the greenhouse ones are not far behind.  Thankyou Markfield Rover.   :wave:

galina

Stripes of Yore.  Wow!  They are not ripe yet, but I have 2 plants that at the moment have practically black fruits.  I guess they will end up like this:  http://tatermaterseeds.com/shop/index.php?main_page=popup_image&pID=14

and I have a green stripey plant, which I believe will end up like this:  http://www.tomatofifou.fr/recherche-variete-2/recherche-multicriteres/stripes-of-yore-1093-detail

Can't wait for these to ripen.  Thank you so much for the seeds.  :wave:

galina

This report goes back to a seed portion a few year's ago.  The Minogue seeds.  I have grown plants from them and divided vegetatively.  This year I have a couple of flowers too.  Currently waiting for seeds which will take a few more weeks.  However two of the flowers are developing seeds as well as tiny top bulbils!  Like Babington's Leek.  They look just like Minogues, but I wonder whether I have a cross between the two (that would be very exciting) or whether it is just a way that Minogue Multiplier onion can also reproduce itself.  It could be a version of 'leek pips'.  The seed heads with the bulbils have far fewer developing seeds.  I wonder whether they will produce fertile seeds.  Whatever it is, it is rather fascinating!  :wave:

galina

Peas Ave Juan.  Oh Wow.  Huge pods, huge seeds and up to ten per pod.  Thanks MR for lovely addition to the collection.  They also coped reasonably well with the heat, which was a problem for so many peas this year.  Thank you!  :sunny:

galina

 :glasses9:    Just look at those tomatoes !

Stripes of Yore in the foreground, Bosque Blue Bumblebee in the background.  Just how pretty are they.  Thank you for the seeds!   :wave:

earlypea

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I'll post some photos later; only growing a reduced programme this year, so just a few from the seed circle.  Harvesting Dead Sea Man at the moment from a mid-April sowing!, which was one on my list for some time and I never got around to.  Got a stunning Flat White Boer (2016 circle I think) nearly half a metre in diametre and such a beautiful skin texture, like a beautiful hand-crafted item.  I won't be eating it, that's a decoration for the fireplace.  There's a smaller one I can sample.  So thank you for those.

Mainly I'm curious about peoples' experiences of the Petit Gris de Renee (Galina's).  I grew a couple last year from Realseeds and wanted to grow more this year.  I have two plants from Galina's seeds and two from Realseed's (and don't remember which are which  :tongue3:)

One of the plants is producing far larger melons; 6-7 inches in length, certainly not a single serving type like the original and yet the leaves are identical.  Have I got a hybrid?  Did anyone else?  Or, is it a Realseeds seed?  Be interesting to see if it tastes the same.




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