24 Rare Seeds I'm Growing in 2020!
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Date: 2022-07-18
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Beast
im growing the pink celery, dragon tongue beans, purple queen beans, blue lake beans, sugar snap peas. loofah egyptiponicus and trying to sprout a rare type. of loofah so far no go. im growing the ancient water melon, and orangello water melon, 3 types of basil lemon genovese and sweet. bunch onions texas grano onions, scarlet kale little gems, rainbow carrots, english orange, and black carrots. lemon cucumbers and national pickling. yellow squash green zucchini. golden beets, black beauty tomatoes, chyenne pinks, yellow pear, travelers, rainbow, and san marzano tomatoes. dakota black popcorn, double sweet yellow white, and golden delicious corn. and we unfortunatley started late wont have produce for another couple months. but thats ok because itll be perfect for the late crops and ill end up planting my winter cooler month stuff again in a few months. how did your loofahs turn out
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im growing the pink celery, dragon tongue beans, purple queen beans, blue lake beans, sugar snap peas. loofah egyptiponicus and trying to sprout a rare type. of loofah so far no go. im growing the ancient water melon, and orangello water melon, 3 types of basil lemon genovese and sweet. bunch onions texas grano onions, scarlet kale little gems, rainbow carrots, english orange, and black carrots. lemon cucumbers and national pickling. yellow squash green zucchini. golden beets, black beauty tomatoes, chyenne pinks, yellow pear, travelers, rainbow, and san marzano tomatoes. dakota black popcorn, double sweet yellow white, and golden delicious corn. and we unfortunatley started late wont have produce for another couple months. but thats ok because itll be perfect for the late crops and ill end up planting my winter cooler month stuff again in a few months. how did your loofahs turn out
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Grant
We are growing some of the same varieties this year. I am also doing the Black Corn, and Desiree Peas. I will have a challenge ahead of me as I live in Scottsdale. However, I am trying to create a microclimate in my side yard right now with shade cloth (40%, Misters, and Irrigation. I'm also planting some citrus trees as shade trees for future years. I don't expect the peas to do well at all. I'm going to try one this summer which is almost guaranteed to fail (but I had some extra space, but I will try a serious run in winter. The Corn has been doing well so far and we passed 100 this weekend. Impressed with the healthy and rapid growth so far.
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We are growing some of the same varieties this year. I am also doing the Black Corn, and Desiree Peas. I will have a challenge ahead of me as I live in Scottsdale. However, I am trying to create a microclimate in my side yard right now with shade cloth (40%, Misters, and Irrigation. I'm also planting some citrus trees as shade trees for future years. I don't expect the peas to do well at all. I'm going to try one this summer which is almost guaranteed to fail (but I had some extra space, but I will try a serious run in winter. The Corn has been doing well so far and we passed 100 this weekend. Impressed with the healthy and rapid growth so far.
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Positronix
Eyes wide when I saw Astronomy Domine! I know this video is two and a half years old but I'll be checking out other videos and hoping to see how it went. Sadly I cannot get seeds for that in the UK, a shame as I would have loved to try and grow some not-yellow sweetcorn (and with all the colour options, you can select for specific variations you want. I also love how you have some straightforward varieties among some other more unusual options - always makes sense to have your standard options and then branch out
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Eyes wide when I saw Astronomy Domine! I know this video is two and a half years old but I'll be checking out other videos and hoping to see how it went. Sadly I cannot get seeds for that in the UK, a shame as I would have loved to try and grow some not-yellow sweetcorn (and with all the colour options, you can select for specific variations you want. I also love how you have some straightforward varieties among some other more unusual options - always makes sense to have your standard options and then branch out
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Deanna
TatSoi is my new favorite vegetable. Tastes delicious, and I can use it in any of my recipes that call for spinach, cabbage, or kale. It provides my daily vitamins, more calcium than milk, more vitamin C than orange juice. It grew all winter through the snow and gave me fresh greens every day. It even survived our worst ice storm in 11 years. In the spring, it surprised me with bright yellow flowers even before the daffodils bloomed.
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TatSoi is my new favorite vegetable. Tastes delicious, and I can use it in any of my recipes that call for spinach, cabbage, or kale. It provides my daily vitamins, more calcium than milk, more vitamin C than orange juice. It grew all winter through the snow and gave me fresh greens every day. It even survived our worst ice storm in 11 years. In the spring, it surprised me with bright yellow flowers even before the daffodils bloomed.
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Teresa
Baker Creek is my absolute fav. I love reading about plants' history and origins. Its my first year trying to garden again (helllo CVD) after taking a few years off because Im fairly lazy. I already have some adorable squash seedlings, some tomato seedlings and an established grow box of strawberries. I could have saved myself time and trouble by buying seedlings instead of seeds. but I went to the BC website and could not resist.
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Baker Creek is my absolute fav. I love reading about plants' history and origins. Its my first year trying to garden again (helllo CVD) after taking a few years off because Im fairly lazy. I already have some adorable squash seedlings, some tomato seedlings and an established grow box of strawberries. I could have saved myself time and trouble by buying seedlings instead of seeds. but I went to the BC website and could not resist.
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Tyler
I've got the same problem. I've got about 1. 5 million seeds now because every time I see seeds I have to buy them.
One I've been growing lately that's interesting is Common Mugwort (aka wormwood. It's a sleep aid and more interestingly a dream enhancer. It makes dreams more memorable and vivid.
I've been growing a dream garden selecting herbs that help with sleep and dreaming, and this is definitely one of my favorite.
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I've got the same problem. I've got about 1. 5 million seeds now because every time I see seeds I have to buy them.
One I've been growing lately that's interesting is Common Mugwort (aka wormwood. It's a sleep aid and more interestingly a dream enhancer. It makes dreams more memorable and vivid.
I've been growing a dream garden selecting herbs that help with sleep and dreaming, and this is definitely one of my favorite.
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Angie
I got that Astronomy blue corn this year too! Mine are started in little Jiffy peat pucks and will be going into growbags with some Scarlet runner beans to keep them company when they are a bit bigger. It's my first year trying with growbags on the deck. I can't wait for it to stop frosting.
I watched a vid on hand pollinating corn for the best yield. Have you ever tried this?
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I got that Astronomy blue corn this year too! Mine are started in little Jiffy peat pucks and will be going into growbags with some Scarlet runner beans to keep them company when they are a bit bigger. It's my first year trying with growbags on the deck. I can't wait for it to stop frosting.
I watched a vid on hand pollinating corn for the best yield. Have you ever tried this?
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TN
Yeah Baker Creek has received way to much of money this year. Have already stocked up on all the fall and winter planting seeds. Also have really worked on the medicinal garden quite a bit. I am growing celeraic, leeks, Brad's atomic tomatoes, both micro tomatoes Baker Creek sells, about 6 other varieties of tomatoes, filius blue peppers and many other first time plants for me.
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Yeah Baker Creek has received way to much of money this year. Have already stocked up on all the fall and winter planting seeds. Also have really worked on the medicinal garden quite a bit. I am growing celeraic, leeks, Brad's atomic tomatoes, both micro tomatoes Baker Creek sells, about 6 other varieties of tomatoes, filius blue peppers and many other first time plants for me.
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Pam
Do you recommend saving seeds from this year, which we didn't use (even if we opened the packet and used some of the seeds, for next year? I'm also starting to see seeds go on sale, and I'd like to buy them now on sale for next year (or even for later plantings this season. Writing from Michigan. Love your videos! Thank you very much!
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Do you recommend saving seeds from this year, which we didn't use (even if we opened the packet and used some of the seeds, for next year? I'm also starting to see seeds go on sale, and I'd like to buy them now on sale for next year (or even for later plantings this season. Writing from Michigan. Love your videos! Thank you very much!
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Clarence
I tried a few different varieties last year (2021) Dragon Tongue beans in 2021 and they are great eating fresh off the plant and very delicious. I also tried Green Zebra tomato. and plan to try both again next year. This year (2022) I am trying a pepper called Habanada. it looks like an habanero which is supposed to be sweet.
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I tried a few different varieties last year (2021) Dragon Tongue beans in 2021 and they are great eating fresh off the plant and very delicious. I also tried Green Zebra tomato. and plan to try both again next year. This year (2022) I am trying a pepper called Habanada. it looks like an habanero which is supposed to be sweet.
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Jeana
Tai soldier beans was my favorite pole bean last year. It was definitely not a bush bean like the package said. And it grew vigorously till frost finally got it. It even took several light frost like a champ. If it wasn't for the frost I think it still be kicking
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Tai soldier beans was my favorite pole bean last year. It was definitely not a bush bean like the package said. And it grew vigorously till frost finally got it. It even took several light frost like a champ. If it wasn't for the frost I think it still be kicking
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Sharon
I do not see a huge request for this plant, but do you have any tips for growing collard greens indoors from seeds? I consider them to be super healthy and although I enjoy most green veggies, collard greens are a favorite in our house.
Thank you!
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I do not see a huge request for this plant, but do you have any tips for growing collard greens indoors from seeds? I consider them to be super healthy and although I enjoy most green veggies, collard greens are a favorite in our house.
Thank you!
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Chris
I found Baker Creek online a couple years ago and although I live in Canada I always order twice a year. I order once then while I am waiting for the first order I forget some stuff and order twice. Amazing site and amazing video. Nice work man
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I found Baker Creek online a couple years ago and although I live in Canada I always order twice a year. I order once then while I am waiting for the first order I forget some stuff and order twice. Amazing site and amazing video. Nice work man
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kolmenoitaa
Thanks for making these informative and engaging videos! I look forward to seeing how these plants look this year. And because of you, I learned I can grow Bok Choy pretty easily. The little baby Bok Choys are already sprouting: )
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Thanks for making these informative and engaging videos! I look forward to seeing how these plants look this year. And because of you, I learned I can grow Bok Choy pretty easily. The little baby Bok Choys are already sprouting: )
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Heike
Oh no. i guess thats another collection for me to start. my poor wallet.
First wool/yarn, then crafting materials for mini landscapes, then my stuff for drawing and paint for my board game minis.
And now plants xD
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Oh no. i guess thats another collection for me to start. my poor wallet.
First wool/yarn, then crafting materials for mini landscapes, then my stuff for drawing and paint for my board game minis.
And now plants xD
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