Which aubergine varieties will you be growing?

Started by thegridgardener, March 28, 2009, 18:45:56

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thegridgardener

Which abergine varieties with be growing?
Which colour aubergine will you be growing?

thegridgardener


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thegridgardener

7 varieties but don't have my list handy I will edit this post with the answers later today

lolabelle


Barnowl

Sown in root trainers in a heated propagator on 14th February

Ophelia F1 - small round early
Bonica, AGM - Standard early
Aubergine Thai Long Green  - small bush
Aubergine Calliope F1 - small bush
Aubergine Little Finger - small bush
Aubergine Fairy Tale F1 - small long purple/white
Aubergine Kermit F1 - small round green/white
Aubergine Diamond - (Ukrainian) - standard
Aubergine De Barbentane - stabdard
Aubergine Morro Rodondo - African Egg Plant

But the Little Finger was 2007 seed and didn't germinate and I've run out of seed.

saddad

Several, Calliope, Black Beauty and Diamond that I remember...  :)

Twoflower

I am trying black beauty didn't' :-[t have much success last year

saddad

They are tricky... they need it warm... I love going to France in August and seeing them growing in the ground... I could almost consider moving...  ;D

Wheatyman

Aubergine early long purple 2,  first time for me.  Never grown them before infact never tried them either so if they grow I'll have to find out what to do with them but they look good on the packet.

Wheatyman

Twoflower

i tryed them first. nice in a stir fry or fried in sunflower oil with garlic and courgette, then add to pasta :)

Melbourne12

Black Enorma have always done well for us.  I find it difficult to detect any difference in taste between different varieties, I'm afraid, so it comes down to hardiness and yield.

We grow ours in cold frames, FWIW.

Biscombe

Barnowl, pick them Kermits early, this variety grew like a weed, I was harvesting them every other day!

Barnowl

Thanks for the warning. Started mine too late last year and they didn't really get going; problem also was that they are definitely heat lovers and we didn't get any heat! They have to go outside (space) so sowing this week with fingers crossed for a mellow spring.

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