2014 Seed List- I have a problem!

[HotPepperQueen]

Alright folks- here's my list for 2014. As you can tell, I LOVE VARIETY! I am mainly posting this for my records to keep track of what I bought this year for future reference. I also wouldn't mind any input on experiences anyone has had with any of these varieties!

Peppers
Mexibel
Volcano
Marconi
Numex Sunrise
Chocolate Beauty Bell
Colossal Hybrid Bell
Sweet Banana
Aji Amarillo
Orange Habanero
Mucho Nacho
Yummy Blend
Serrano del Sol
Anaheim
Chipotle
Ancho San Luis
Hungarian Wax
Inferno Hot Banana
Lipstick

Tomatoes
Big Beef
Black Sea Man
Delicious
Copia
Early Girl
Golden San Marzano
Incas
Lemon Boy
MiRoma
Old German
Suncherry Extra Sweet
Super Sioux
Torbay
Ultimate Opener
Umberto

Everything Else
Blue Lake S-7 Stringless Pole Bean
Nelson Hybrid Carrot
Yellowstone Hybrid Carrot
Homemade Pickles Cucumber
*Mexican Sour Gherkin Cucumber
Tasty Green Hybrid Cucumber
*Hansel Hybrid Eggplant
*Aunt Molly's Ground Cherry
*Jung's Kaleidoscope Lettuce Mix
*Musculun Mix Lettuce
*Rainbow Blend Lettuce
*Space Hybrid Spinach
Goddess Muskmelon
Gaurdsman Bunching Onion
Red Zeppelin Onion
Walla Walla Onion
Ringmaster Onion
Big Daddy Onion
Candy Onion
Albion Hybrid Parsnip
Oregon Giant Pea
Dakota Garden Pea
*Early Sweet Sugar Pie Pumpkin
*Small World of Color Blend Pumpkin
Cherry Belle Radish
French Breakfast Radish
*American Purple Top Rutabaga
Black Beauty Zucchini Squash
Superpik Hybrid Yellow Squash
*Butterbush Hybrid Winter Squash
*Table Ace Squash
Large Grey Strip Sunflower
Fantasia Mix Sunflower
Bright Lights Swiss Chard
Moon and Stars Watermelon
Solitaire Hybrid Watermelon
Yellow Doll Hybrid Watermelon


* indicates never grown type of vegetable before

 

[greengenes]

*Musculun Mix Lettuce- I love the variety. You do not have to eat it small. I enjoy letting them get big and have all of the different heads of things.
Early Sweet Sugar Pie Pumpkin- I had a lot of these. I usually do not have pumpkin over flow.
*Table Ace Squash- if these are the the acorn type, then they also are a very good acorn squash. i was very successful.
But again, Florida has different growing variables.

 

[journey11]

That's an impressive list! I like to do that too...post here to remember, as a journal, what I did each year.

There's quite a few things on your list that I've grown, but here are a few that were worthy of comment...

Marconi peppers...my very favorite sweet, we eat 'em like candy.
Mucho Nacho...heavy yielder of big, glossy jalapenos. You'll be really happy with this variety.
Hungarian Wax...when you have them coming out your ears this summer, try this recipe, big hit at picnics.
Delicious...one of my favorite tomatoes, good for slicing or canning
Homemade Pickles...good choice, productive
Aunt Molly's ground cherry...one or two plants is plenty! They reseed easily too.

 

[lesa]

I'd say the only "problem" you have is that you might run out of garden space! That is quite a list!

 

[curly_kate]

Looks like my list, only just the tomatoes. I do love the Marconis, and the habaneros & aji were good, but took a LONG time to get going. I'm growing old Germans & red San Marzanos for the first time this year.

 

[Carol Dee]

WOW You are going to be busy!

 

[seedcorn]

So how many acres is this garden? Mine is 70' by 40' and couldn't even start to get that many in mine.

 

[thistlebloom]

It's a good thing those summer days are so long up north, right HPQ? I see some long days in the garden ahead of you.

 

[HotPepperQueen]

Hehe. I have a lot on my list, but I don't plant a lot of each. I have a few different gardens- it totals probably about 1 acre? They are divided into sections- one for tomatoes/peppers/sunflowers, one for vining vegetables and fruits, and one for trellised things and onions/potatoes. I also have a couple raised beds for cold weather veggies and plan on planting my super hots in pots or a raised bed with wheels so I can move it in the garage when the nights get colder. Thank you for all the input on your past experiences with some of these!

 

[thistlebloom]

A one acre garden is something to be proud of HPQ! I think we need to see more pictures from you!