Placed my first seed order for next spring
 

From a catalog I got called "Totally Tomatoes". They had several hard-to-find varieties
I wanted to try:

Tomato, "Legend"
Tomato, "Porter"
Pepper, "Red Rocoto"

"Legend" is supposed to be blight resistant, and the Late Blight has ravaged my tomato
crop for the past couple of years. I may try staking the Porter tomatoes instead of
caging them, since they are indeterminant, to help keep the foliage dry.

At least one of the rocoto peppers will go in a big pot instead of in the ground because I
don't think my growing season is really long enough for them. They will be planted in a
flower bed instead of the vegetable garden because they need a little shade.

I'll also be growing tomatillos and several other pepper varieties that I have seeds for
already.

Bob

Placed my first seed order for next spring
 

Tomato Legend
I grew several of these this year and
they were smotherd in blight

I grew the plants indoors and
out , my worst disaster

............................. Leslie

"zxcvbob" wrote in message
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From a catalog I got called "Totally Tomatoes". They had several
hard-to-find varieties I wanted to try:

Tomato, "Legend"
Tomato, "Porter"
Pepper, "Red Rocoto"

"Legend" is supposed to be blight resistant, and the Late Blight has
ravaged my tomato crop for the past couple of years. I may try staking
the Porter tomatoes instead of caging them, since they are indeterminant,
to help keep the foliage dry.

At least one of the rocoto peppers will go in a big pot instead of in the
ground because I don't think my growing season is really long enough for
them. They will be planted in a flower bed instead of the vegetable
garden because they need a little shade.

I'll also be growing tomatillos and several other pepper varieties that I
have seeds for already.

Bob


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