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Post by finallyinseattle on Mar 2, 2024 20:23:39 GMT -5
I purchased and received my Aerogardens last June, so I didn't have the opportunity to use them to start seeds. I did plant the AG golden and red heirloom tomatoes and they grew OK, but I wasn't that impressed with the taste. I tried out a Burpee Maglia Rosa and it did quite well despite my inability to prune very well. They are delicious - I highly recommend them. So, for this season, I'm going wild. I love experimenting with different types of tomatoes. Starts for outdoors:Burpee
- Cherry Roma
- Maglia Rosa
- Ensalada Hybrid
- Mighty Sweet Hybrid
- Bush Steak Hybrid
Reimer
- Corbarino
- d'Inverno
- Better Bush
Growing inside:- Burpee Veranda Red Hybrid
- Peppers - Poblano & Banana
- Herbs/lettuce - Basil, Chives, Arugala, Romaine, Red Sails, Baby Greens
What's your plans?
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Post by lynnee on Mar 2, 2024 20:43:12 GMT -5
For indoors only, I'm about to start "Vivacious" and "Homeslice" in an effort to get a steadily producing slicing tomato. My Veranda Reds continue to produce. My remaining "Paul Robeson" tomato is flowering, and hopefully will set fruit. Soon I'll start some fancy Wave petunias for transplanting to pots to display outdoors!  |
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Post by scarfguy on Mar 2, 2024 21:26:03 GMT -5
For indoors only (I don't do outdoors), I've started two different yellow tomatoes.
The yellow taxi I have grown before and it was a great tomato the first time around.
The Summertime Gold I believe may be a rather large plant. I don't know.
This is another variety from the "dwarf" tomato project in Australia.
Both tomato plants are in separate bounties. Two plants in each. Both are currently about 6 inches tall.
Will post updates as appropriate.
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Post by LoveSalads on Mar 12, 2024 21:46:11 GMT -5
For Inside I have Sugarbaby cherry toms 3 bountys. Veranda Red cherry Thx lynnee 1 bounty. Cherry Falls 1 bounty Paul Robeson slicer 1 side of farm Cherokee Purple slicer 1 bucket recently moved from a bounty. For outside I have some new ones to try and the old favorites. White Currant cherry Rosella cherry Sungold cherry 42 Day cherry Bumble Bee cherry Sugarbaby cherry The grandkids love picking and eating the cherry toms all summer. The slicers , Paul Robeson and, Cherokee Purple. The neighbors like to plant Better Bush and probably Bush Steak. Should be an interesting garden this year with tons to track.  20240303_1646 Garden Going to be full throttle in the garden this year.  1936694_100108703338266_2840309_n Still shaking from taking this pic on the Autostradă in route to the Black Sea.  |
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Post by Clovis Sangrail on Mar 13, 2024 10:09:53 GMT -5
For the benefit of those in the U.S., where we decided collectively back in the 70s that the metric system was just too darned complex, that's just a tad short of 140 m.p.h. Wow. |
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Post by scarfguy on Mar 13, 2024 10:54:37 GMT -5
So how about a picture of the vehicle that has spurred our interest?
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Post by LoveSalads on Mar 13, 2024 14:57:07 GMT -5
So how about a picture of the vehicle that has spurred our interest? It is on a crashed ipod but I think I have it on a hard drive somewhere I will see. It was a 1998 Black BMW 750I 12 cylinder, dual turbo ,with the battery in the truck for lack of room under the hood. The machina had an affinity for all the petrol stations along the way  344x258 Not my pic a stock photo. It did look like this |
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Post by scarfguy on Mar 13, 2024 16:24:04 GMT -5
Thanks for the pic...
Now that I see it, at 225 Km/H, it was just a little bit above an idle.  |
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