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Comments (33)This pic is from 2 years ago, they are the 8 oz foam cups from the Dollar General store & they are setting in sweater boxes, well the sweater boxes got brittle after setting out in the sun for just 1 year, so I am using cardboard boxes cut to size with plastic over the top, of coarse I don't plan to move them after they have gotten wet. The cups are just the right size for sharing with family & friends. Now for tomatoes, I use the 16 oz cups & only fill half full of potting soil & 1 or 2 seeds per cup, & as the plant grows I add more dirt as needed instead of transplanting, thanks Trudi for teaching me how to do that ") When it is time to go topless, the cups that have sprouted goes into one box & the ones that haven't sprouted yet goes into another box & recovered for a while longer. lilly...See Morewhat would you buy, cherub or santa rosa?
Comments (15)Suzie if you ever want to just fool a round a bit with hybridizing in the future you should go with Sanata Rosa. Santa Rosa is a brug by JT sessions and is a hardy brug. It's a pod sister to one of my all time favorite brus which is Velvet Rose. The cross of Santa Rosa is Pink Beauty x Ecuador Pink. Both of these brugs have a great reputation for heavy flushes and durability. Cherub which is Parks Seeds big secret. They never disclosed what was crossed to make this brug. The parentage remains to this day, according to the databases i have checked remains "unknown"...so, to answer your question it seems like both brugs will give lots of flowers but only one of them has a background worthy of trying to cross one day if you ever get the bug....Santa Rosa...See MoreWhat would you buy....
Comments (5)I have quite a few things planted, but most are only 1-2 years old. When we moved here, the property had: Grapefruit, mandarin, navel oranges,avocados, Chironja (cross between grapefruit and orange), breadfruit, soursop, passion fruit, pomarosa(rose apple), limes, caimito (Chrysophyllum cainito), horrible mangos, a few types of bananas, and Clidemia cymosa (I call it fuzzy blueberry!). In the past 2 years I have planted: Abiu, acerola, Rheedia macrophylla, Rollinia (biriba), Randia Formosa, canistel, carambola, cashew, fig, cherry mangosteen (garcinia intermedia), grumichama, guava- regular and strawberry, Inga, jaboticaba, jakefruit, red navel, papaya, longan, loquat, mamey zapote and americana, pineapples (a few unknown varieties), mango (Edward and Julie), mangosteen (it is not doing much), rambutan r-162 (in bloom), miracle fruit, sapodilla, noni, Peanut butter fruit, raspberry-wild, black sapote, white sapote, surinam cherry, different bananas and plantains, breadnut, tamarind, a few types of anons, dragon fruit, cocao, cabelluda, coffee, mini spondias mombin, nutmeg, and carob. Only a few of my new ones are fruiting size. Some were from seeds, some grafted. I am thinking of getting (if he has them) jujube (sounds good!), Pitomba, Capulin cherry, kei apple, spanish tamarind, and mysore raspberry, maybe madrono. Do these sound like good choices?...See MoreWhat would you buy
Comments (7)Now *THAT* was fun! If you get a chance to go to Rose Petals, take it! -Belinda's Dream -Jesse Hildreth -Mother'sDay -Solfaterre -Clotilde Soupert -Aloha -Ausmus -Key West Rock Rose -and one other I can't remember. I'll have to check tomorrow. I could have picked three times as many! I even forgot to get Peggy Martin it wasso overwhelming (even though and Cyd didn't rush us and walked the aisles with me answering my questions and helping me) but if I manage to keep these alive I'll go back for sure for round two!...See More- 10 years agolast modified: 10 years ago
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