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Submitted by MidnightGardener from Sacramento "Lots of nice pumpkins, this is a good one for average size jack o lanterns. My biggest one was 21 pounds. I'd grow this one again." |
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See more: Carrot Burpee A#1 Hybrid
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Submitted by Jessalyn03 from Southern Maryland "I've never grown carrots before as I was always scared to try them since I've heard that they were hard to grow. I picked up a packet of these carrots at the store and figured why not. I grew them in a new raised bed which was only dug about 6 inches deep. I was worried that they would not do well however; I was wrong. First, they had an outstanding germination rate. Second, they were long and thin with an excellent flavor. Third, they did well in both the spring and falll; although, they did slow in the summer but they still tasted excellent. These are now a staple in my garden." |
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Submitted by flowersforme from concord, north carolina "I sowed directly outside last year and they were amazing. 2.5 - 3 feet tall, beautiful and abundtant flowers they lasted until the first frost. Couldn't have been happier or more pleased. Highly recommend." |
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See more: Potato Swedish Peanut Fingerling
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Submitted by Leebo from Western, MA "These fingerlings were very easy to grow with almost no maintenance. The yield was more than we expected, and they kept well throughout the winter. The best part is the rich buttery taste, which is great alone or in a stew. The perfect fingerling that will be a constant in our garden going forward!" |
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See more: Tomato Burpee's Long-Keeper
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Submitted by Stevied from Quakertown, PA "I have grown these for 3 years now. They really do keep for a long time. It's mid January and I still have tomatoes in the basement ready for my salads! I highly recommend this variety. Just make sure you start them a few weeks later than your regular varieties." |
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See more: Ultimate Growing System
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Submitted by CoachRuss from Tulsa "I went ahead and gave it 5 leaves because of there is no need to constantly monitor water. But the cheap brown plastic is only a one time shot. Too bad. But I think it would drive the price up if it was actually reusable! But this works great!" |
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Submitted by crappie from RIALTO "I grew so many Wala Wala Sweet that I gave some away. My friends said thye were very sweet. They grew large, like a baseball. Some say they were better then the ones gotten in the grocery store." |
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See more: Onion - Candy Hybrid
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Submitted by crappie from RIALTO "I grew this onion one year and it grew great. It's sweet tasting." |
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See more: Tomato Roma VF
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Submitted by Anonymous Reviewer from Bremen, GA "When the first frost hit, I still had at least a bushel of baby tomatoes on the vines. I canned 34 quarts of sauce off 21 plants, which profited from being pruned severely into "trees", as my husband called them. Great tasting sauce, I haven't bought tomato sauce since June 08. If you only have room for one tomato, get this one -- tasty eating right out of the hand, too. Just be sure to stake it and prune it." |
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Submitted by Wagon from Sullivan, Ohio "These geraniums have beautiful large heads and last longer into the fall then any other I've grown. Just get them started early in January." |
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