Seeds arrived today in the mail
 

Gotta decide which ones to plant this weekend and which need to wait a
while. (I know it's still too early to start tomatoes.)

Probably start with the pepinos, eggplants, snapdragons (because they go
out early), and rocoto peppers. The rest of the peppers can wait until
late February, and the tomatoes and tomatillos some time in March.

This may be too early for the eggplants, I dunno... I've never had much
luck with eggplants up here.

Bob, in Minnesota (zone 4)

Seeds arrived today in the mail
 

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zxcvbob wrote:

Gotta decide which ones to plant this weekend and which need to wait a
while. (I know it's still too early to start tomatoes.)

Probably start with the pepinos, eggplants, snapdragons (because they go
out early), and rocoto peppers. The rest of the peppers can wait until
late February, and the tomatoes and tomatillos some time in March.

This may be too early for the eggplants, I dunno... I've never had much
luck with eggplants up here.

Bob, in Minnesota (zone 4)

I cheated and bought bedding plants last time I grew them. g My
sister likes them. Hm, I'll have to think about growing some just for
her. She likes to make eggplant parmesan.

They are VERY pretty plants so decorative if nothing else. I may put
some of those and some Okra up front this year for landscaping. :-)

Okra have some truly beautiful flowers...
--
Peace! Om

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Seeds arrived today in the mail
 

On Sat, 24 Jan 2009 14:18:28 -0600, zxcvbob
wrote:

Gotta decide which ones to plant this weekend and which need to wait a
while. (I know it's still too early to start tomatoes.)

Probably start with the pepinos, eggplants, snapdragons (because they go
out early), and rocoto peppers. The rest of the peppers can wait until
late February, and the tomatoes and tomatillos some time in March.

This may be too early for the eggplants, I dunno... I've never had much
luck with eggplants up here.

Bob, in Minnesota (zone 4)

Bob,

We're probably somewhat south of you here in Canada ;-).
But, the only thing we will be starting anytime soon will be onions,
and even those not until about the second week in February.
We can be reasonably safe in planning to set out tender stuff during
the last week of May, so it's way too early for us to be starting
tomatoes, peppers or eggplant.
We normally start eggplant and peppers in late March and tomatoes
around mid-April.

Ross.
Southern Ontario, Canada.
AgCanada Zone 5b
43º 17' 26.75" North
80º 13' 29.46" West
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Seeds arrived today in the mail
 

On Sat, 24 Jan 2009 14:18:28 -0600, zxcvbob
wrote:

Gotta decide which ones to plant this weekend and which need to wait a
while. (I know it's still too early to start tomatoes.)

Probably start with the pepinos, eggplants, snapdragons (because they go
out early), and rocoto peppers. The rest of the peppers can wait until
late February, and the tomatoes and tomatillos some time in March.

This may be too early for the eggplants, I dunno... I've never had much
luck with eggplants up here.

Bob, in Minnesota (zone 4)

I am in western NC, not the mountains, zone 7. I start my eggplant in
late March and plant out in late May. I think they like heat like
peppers.

In your climate I would start them inside about the same time as I do,
maybe slightly earlier and keep the inside longer and plant out mid
June. If you keep them longer before planting out they may do better.
I have found that if I plant peppers and eggplant later than tomatoes,
they do better.

Just a thought.
--
Susan N.

"Moral indignation is in most cases two percent moral,
48 percent indignation, and 50 percent envy."
Vittorio De Sica, Italian movie director (1901-1974)

Seeds arrived today in the mail
 

"zxcvbob" wrote in message
...
Gotta decide which ones to plant this weekend and which need to wait a
while. (I know it's still too early to start tomatoes.)

Probably start with the pepinos, eggplants, snapdragons (because they go
out early), and rocoto peppers. The rest of the peppers can wait until
late February, and the tomatoes and tomatillos some time in March.

This may be too early for the eggplants, I dunno... I've never had much
luck with eggplants up here.

Bob, in Minnesota (zone 4)

Started mine in November, they are a foot tall. I want tomatos early. I live
in So-Cal.