I have been mixing and selecting sunflowers for years.
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Comments (6)Hi Marleah! I'm glad you're enjoying your roses again. I'm sure your father would approve. There have been several nurseries lost the past few years but there are still many good ones out there. I'm not sure which ones you know of already so my apologies if I mention some of them here. I don't know which of these specialize in OGRs but here's a list of some I know of. Heirloom Northland Rosarium Roses Unlimited Palatine Angel Gardens Burlington Roses Regans Edmunds Pickering Antique Rose Emporium High Country Roses Rosmania I'm sure I've missed some so I hope others will chime in!...See MoreFinally after 28 years, I have sunflowers, critters left me a few
Comments (2)Fran that first pic is beautiful! I am so glad the critters decided to let you have your sunnies this year! Crazy how nature can surprise us! :)...See MoreHave been Searching all year with no luck on these 4 Plants
Comments (60)@Anthony B: IG has a lot of accounts which sell succulents and accept PayPal. Personally I love buying from this website: https://cedarcreekfarmhouse.com/ The owner name is Crystal and she's been importing succulents from Korea and Japan. I have a lot of succulents from her and all are healthy and beautiful. You can send her a custom request so she can check with her growers. Many times she even refunded me because the succulents arrived were a tad bit elongated and send them to me anyway. Of course after a month of TLC, most of them looks spectacular again. These are some of the succulents I own that I got from her:...See MoreWhat Varieties Have Been Disappointments This Year?
Comments (24)LoneJack. Thanks for the information on Black. We used to grow Black Krim but we got fed up with the concentric cracking in our garden. Then we switched to Margaret Curtain. I think it was actually worse for cracking. Both were great tasting and just fine for personal consumption but only our "heirloom knowledgable" customers and a few chefs would buy them. They were just too ugly for the standard buyer not to mention that they aren't round and red. Concentric cracking is characteristic of black fruits in our garden due to rapid changes in soil moisture here. It doesn't just rain here anymore ..... when it does rain, it comes down in torrents. Black also sounds a little larger than our Black Krims and Margaret Curtain's were. I'll give Black a trial. I've confirmed that I've got seeds in my inventory. My seeds are from TGS. My DH was in old Mexico earlier this year and he picked up some much larger black fruits w/green shoulders, 14-18 oz. They looked like Black Krims on steroids with no concentric cracking and they tasted great. Not sure what the variety is or if it was a F1 hybrid ..... I saved the seeds ...... We'll see what the grow-out looks like in 2018. We grew Chyornyi Tarasenko this year. It's a nice black in the 12-16 ounce range. Less prominent green shoulders. Good taste. Little to no cracking. Moderate production. Probably deserves to return for another year. Kevin, IMO Big Beef is a good overall tomato. I see you had Pink Brandywine in 2017. Were they from Burpee seeds? I've grown out those Pink BW from Burpee seeds and they produced some huge fruits. Shell 6A...See Morewhgille
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