I am new to this forum. I am looking for seeds for the following: Am I too late to get seeds here for growing season 2010? Habanero Pepper Green Bell Pepper Red Bell Pepper Orange Bell Pepper Yellow Bell Pepper Beefsteak Tomato Early Girl Tomato Roma or Plum cooking Tomato Big Boy Tomato Basil: Purple and Sweet types. Carrots: anything that grows bigger & are sweet.

I am not sure if your east facing, covered porch is going to get enough sunlight. What I can tell you is that at a previous property I didn't have anywhere that got 'full sun' and still grew veggies. Some things didn't do well at all, but other things did well enough to be worth growing. I would bet that even with less than ideal amounts of sun you still get some ripe tomatos. Maybe not as much as if you had all day sun, but enough to make it worthwhile. I did and it was my very first year of gardening. You aren't going to know until you try and I think you will do well enough to be worth the trouble. The gardener supply container you are looking at should be fine, but this one is what I use. Larger size and when I bought them I didn't buy the kit, just the planter. The support they ship is a piece of junk. Too flimsy for heavy crops like tomatos. I don't see the containers offered apart from the kit, but I bet if you call them they will sell just the container at a lower price. Earthboxes I use as well and love. If you go with the GS container save yourself a headache and superglue the water meter before you plant. The design is fairly poor in that the bottom has an endcap on it that holds the individual pieces together. Over the course of a season that end cap has a tendency to fall off and the pieces then end up in the water reservoir and no more water level indicator. A bead of superglue on the end cap permanently fixes this problem.

I have bell pepper seeds, cucumber seeds, parsley seeds and a whole bunch of herbs like dill and cilantro! I would love some watermelon seeds!

Hello. I just sent you an email. I am interested in the boltonia, agastache, pink lupine, and the black nora barlow. thanks, Jenny