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Yolo Wonder Bell Pepper
$2.00
Purple Beauty Bell Pepper
$2.00
Keystone Giant Bell Pepper
$2.00
Golden Cal Wonder Bell Pepper
$2.00
Miniature Yellow Bell Pepper
$2.00
Big Red Bell Pepper
$2.00
California Wonder Bell Pepper
$2.00
Sunbright Bell Pepper
$2.00
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Coral Bell Pepper
$2.00
Chocolate Beauty Bell Pepper
$2.00
Emerald Giant Bell Pepper
$2.00
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Lilac Bell Pepper
$2.00
Diamond Bell Pepper
$2.00
Miniature Red Bell Pepper
$2.00
Blot Bell Pepper
$3.00
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Sienna Glow Bell Pepper
$2.00
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Showstopper Roma Tomato
Easy to grow paste tomato! Very meaty and colorful tomatoes. The tomatoes has some sunscalding imperfections. The only thing I wish would be to be more prolific! One plant gave me about 5 roma tomatoes. Each fruit is around 1.5oz to 2 oz. The plant grows to 5 feet tall and stays compact in a 52 inch tomato cage. It produces fruits and eventually succumb to disease (in zone 7b garden). As for the taste, it is sweet and meaty (perfect for tomato sauce). I might grow it next year, to get it to produce more.
Black Out Roma Tomato
Tanya Thomann
The Second Sister
I had intended to only plant corn at a friend’s garden as a sneaky way to get over there and help them with maintenance, but they plowed a huge area for me. My one row of popcorn turned into a three sisters garden. I used one packet of ideal market beans as part of the one pack challenge and they’re nicely winding their way up the corn stalks as they grow. Planted later in the season, I haven’t begun harvesting yet, but am pleased and hopeful we’ll be eating delicious beans soon!
Ideal Market Bean (Pole)
Kaitlin Naumann
Beautiful
Great germination rates, put the seeds right into the ground and now they are 7 ft tall! Flowers are beautiful.
Autumn Beauty Sunflower
Erin Parker
Good germination
Good germination. Nice big radishes. Will grow again.
German Giant Radish
Anonymous
Siberian Melons
A typical watermelon vine but the rind itself is a dark nearly solid green. All of the seeds I planted germinated and I have already harvested two small melons. They’re about five pounds or so, but if given enough space and adequate fertilizer they can grow larger.