Mister Early Tomato, Siletz is the variety and it was started in earlyFebruary around Valentines Day. Starting tomorrow, warm weather
is forcasted so he will be vacationing outside during the day.
Mister Early Tomato now has three sets of flower clutches.With some luck maybe they will set at least a couple fruit.
The Peppers lineup, From big to small: Big Chili II, Jimmy Nardello, Ancho& the new comer Purple Beauty from Annie's Kitchen Garden . I now have
four Purple Beauty seedlings, they are just starting to get true leaves so
they should be catching up within a couple weeks. I have also just ordered
'Sport Pepper' seeds, like the pickled peppers that are put on Chicago hot dog's.
Eggplants, Rosa Bianca. Last years eggplants didn't grow at all,these ones are looking much more promising.
The tomatoes that I started on March 20th. They will bepotted up very soon as they a growing like weeds. My only
problem is I am not sure if I have space for them in larger pots.
Here is an over view of the basement jungle.Things are getting tight, is it frost free outside yet?
Below are photos of almost all the cole crops that are in the cold frame. They will all be planted out between April 20th to May 1st. I can't wait!
From left to right we have Shelling Peas 'Green Arrow', Crimson FloweredBroad Beans from Down on the Allotment & Snap Peas 'Sugar Snap'
in the plastic cell packs.
Broccoli, Green Goliath. I potted them up about a week ago andplaced them in the cold frame. They have stocked up very nicely.
From left to right we have Tuscano Kale, Brussels Spouts 'Jade Cross Hybrid'& Kohlrabi 'Kolibri' which is looking rather leggy even though it has been
grown in the cold frame.
From left to right we have Shallots 'Armador' & Yellow Onions 'Prince'.About a week ago I gave them a trim, watered them with some strong
fertilizer as onions are heavy feeders and placed them in the cold frame.
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