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#32
Edible Plants / Re: Seed Saving Circle 2025
Last post by JanG - November 01, 2025, 07:26:23
A great list,Vetivert. Thank you. I didn't know that there's a dwarf form of Lil' Daisy. That will be interesting to try. Fat Man is also an interesting one for me. I had heard good things of it and grew it this year. But for me it was just too late. I had no flower at all by late August and although it flowered eventually its few beans were much too late to produce seeds. It will be good to be able to try again with seed produced more locally.

And Clary Sage. It's decades since I've grown that. How lovely to renew an acquaintance! 
#33
Edible Plants / Re: Seed Saving Circle 2025
Last post by galina - November 01, 2025, 06:11:05
Great selection Vetivert, thank you.  Is Duobao f1 or open pollinated?  Looking forward to exhibition winning extra long Stenner.  The radish is dual harvest with edible tops too, according to Baker Creek. 
#34
Edible Plants / Re: Seed Saving Circle 2025
Last post by galina - November 01, 2025, 06:01:52
#35
Edible Plants / Re: Seed Saving Circle 2025
Last post by Vetivert - October 31, 2025, 18:47:26
Hi folks,

Here's my complete list for 2025:

Tomato, S. lycopersicum
Beefsteak
Jazz
Orange Jazz
Vinson Watts

Cherry
Pinky
Primabella

Round slicer
Queen of Hearts


Dwarf Beans, P. vulgaris var. nanus
Krummschnabel
Mulldoon
Dwarf Lil' Daisy
Tan Six Weeks

Climbing Beans, P. vulgaris var. vulgaris
Fat Man
Napier-Combs Family Greasy

Runner Bean, P. coccineus
Stenner

Lettuce, L. sativa
Wiener Maidivi

Radish, R. sativus
Smooth-leaved Mooli
(appears similar to variety sold as 'China Jade' by Baker Creek)

Cress, Lepidium sativum
Wrinkled Crinkled Crumpled

Marigold, Tagetes erecta
Hot Stuff

Angel's Trumpets, Mirabilis longiflora

Clary Sage, Salvia viridis
Oxford Blue

Summer Squash, C. maxima
Duobao
https://agrohaitai.com/collections/zucchini/products/ss1640-duobao-f1

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I'll follow-up with comments and details around shipping time.

You may notice the Shintokiwa cucumber is absent. For some reason it didn't produce viable seeds, just empty seed coats!
#37
Edible Plants / Re: Seed Saving Circle 2025
Last post by JanG - October 31, 2025, 08:47:59
Quote from: ruud on October 31, 2025, 08:43:46Zyska or zaitska i meant,that will be solved next year.I didnot grew them yet,they were from i swap i did,no clue anymore with whom.

Thanks Ruud. Sorry to be pushy. I was just really interested to know their background and it will be very interesting, as you say, to see how they turn out next year.
#38
Edible Plants / Re: Seed Saving Circle 2025
Last post by ruud - October 31, 2025, 08:43:46
Zyska or zaitska i meant,that will be solved next year.I didnot grew them yet,they were from i swap i did,no clue anymore with whom.
#39
Edible Plants / Re: Seed Saving Circle 2025
Last post by JanG - October 31, 2025, 07:19:50
Quote from: ruud on October 30, 2025, 14:29:38Next year will give the answer.

I think I'm understanding that the last two are seeds you have bought but haven't grown yet. If that's the case, is the name on the packet not clear?

Thanks for the further references.
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