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2012 Seed list and Results
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* relative to Spring,unless note by FTake home lessons:
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1st Sow I=in O=out*SuccessionSowingPlantSeed CompanyCharacteristics# Seeds LeftGerminationTransplantProductionCommentsStore Seeds in Plastic Sealable Containers, Don't leave outside or near a rodent. Don't forget to start Fall plants indoors June and July to transplant out August.
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Achillea-The pearlBurpee24" height, perennialunopened
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Aesclepius-Butterfly weedBurpee36" height, perennialunopened
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Alyssum-Royal CarpetBurpeeannual, spreading unopened
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Amaranth-Love lies bleedingBotInt3-4' tall, long cascading red tasselslotsgooddied before transplanting didn't restart
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Arugula-Rocket SaladBotIntDef peppery, bolted quick 2012lotsgoodgoodgoodNeed to sow early and fall crop
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I-4Basil-Purple PetraBotIntpurple, organic0*goodpoor0.00DIRECT SOW NEXT time
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I-4Basil-Siam QueenBurpeeunopenedunopenednever sowed, next year will sow direct 1-2 weeks after frost
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I-4Basil-Sweet BasilBurpee Organic10-12" high0*x2goodgoodgoodcould have done 3 batches of pesto, only did one so much left over
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O+2Bean Pole-Ky WonderBotIntGreat capture/trap plant for Jap beetleshalfgooddirect sowJap Beetle capture plant but would be nice to have some not infested
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BoragePark SeedSomewhat sprawling plantsomegoodgoodgood2011 packet though
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I-6Broccoli Raab-SpringBurpeefull sun, sow earlier next year boltedlotsgoodgoodgoodsow earlier so doesn't bolt
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I-6Broccoli-RomanescoBurpee better initial growth then reg0*goodgood0.00Need to fertilize, * mouse ate rest of seeds
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I-6Broccoli-WalthamBotInttall, grew little slower than romanescolotsgoodgreat0.00white fly infestation really hampered the Brassica bed, but still slow
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Brussel Sprouts-RubineTerrSeeds85 days to mature per envelopelotsgoodgoodso-soperhaps due to white fly infestation but taking long time to grow
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Burpee-Baby ChoiBurpeeAsian collectionlotspoordirect sownonevery poor germination, soil may have been wrong pH
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Cantelope-Hale's bestBotIntnetted skin,orange fleshlotsgoodgreatfewdecent production but not much taste
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Carrot-Carnival BlendBotIntcool season annual somegoodgoodgreat2 years in a row good production
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Chives-CommonBurpeeorganic, perennial 3-9lotsgoodgoodgoodneed to plant again, garlic chives took over but these are prettier
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Cilantro-SaborBotIntcool season annual unopened
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Cucumber-Homemade PicklesBotIntbest pickling cuke, viningfewgoodgoodgoodsteady production, packet got wet so may need new ones
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Cucumber-Straight EightBurpeehighly productive 2011 better sitefewgoodgoodgreatwhen trellis faced East huge production, almost too much
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Dianthus-Ipswich PinksBurpee12" height, perennialunopened
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Dill-FernleafBurpee18" herb,annualsomegoodgoodgoodthis may be 3rd or 4th year for this packet and appears it got wet
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Eggplant-BlackbeautyBotIntHeirloom, twice great plantlotsforgot to sowbought plants, forgot I had seeds ooops
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Fennel-Florence bulbBurpee24"height, bulbing but labeled herunopened
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Fennel-Herb, Bronze or Green
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Flax-BlueBotInt1-2' tall perennialfullpoorsowed one packet but never grew
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Grass-Blue FescueBurpeeperennial, zone 4-9 clumping5okokfairthose that make it are still going 3 seasons later but need lots more seeds low germ
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Gypsophila-Baby's breathBurpee36" height, perennialunopened
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Hot pepper-PepperonciniBurpeemildly hotlotsunsuremay be from2011
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Kale-Dinosaur
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Kale-Red WinterBotIntRed margins, oak leaves, sweetlotsgreatdirect sowgreatonly sowed a few plants and didn't eat. Distracted by winterboer Kale'sbeauty
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Kale-Redbor HybridTerrSeedsCompletely magenta,curly leaveslotsgoodgoodgreatsome damage fro white flies but still survived
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Lavendar-English TallBotInt2-3' ft perennial0none even after stratificationSKIP BUY PLANTS
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Leeks-King RichardBotIntgrew some over one season2 pktsgreatgreatgreatstill going November and very pretty
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Lemon BalmBotIntperennial herblotsgoodfair poorchoked out by squash plants after transplanting into center of that bed
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Lettuce-ButtercrunchBotIntbibb lettuce, cool seasonunopened
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Lettuce-MesclunBotIntgreat mix, easy grow0*greatdirect sowgreatalways good or great
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Lobelia-Cascade of ColorBotInt6-8" longfewgoodgoodgoodplanted in box and with bay and still alive
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Lobelia-Crystal palaceBotInt4-6",continuous blooms0goodgood0.50still alive in houseplant
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Mustard-MizunaBotInteasy grow, didn't bolt0greatdirect sowgreatjust didn't know how to cook, better idea next year
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Mustard-Red GiantBurpeehardy, long grow except bolt in hot Julyfewgreatdirect sowgreatsome bolted when we had 100 degree days, who can blame them
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Nasturtium-Jewel BlendBotInt10-12"high,soak seeds on0gooddirect sowgreatlived past frost, better even in fall
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Okra-Clemson spinelessPlantation products6-7" pods per pkt, were bigger fewgoodgoodgreat2011 packet though
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Onion-Flat of ItalyBotInt2-3"intermed day0goodvery few0.00same as other, seedlings died, my fault
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Onion-Flat of ItalyBotInt70 day, long day heirloomlotspoordied when seedlings dried out so would sow direct next time
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Onion-Red bunchingBotIntbunching red onionfewunsure
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Onion-Ringmaster whiteBotInt3-4" long day. Long storage0goodvery few0.00most of the seedlings died from drying out
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Onion-Yellow granexBotIntShort day, oops0poornone0.00didn't notice short day til after I bought
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Parsley-Extra curled mossBurpeeunopened
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Parsley-Flat leafFerry-MorseBiennial herbsomegoodgoodgoodslow growing until cool weather, prob better in part shade
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Parsley-Moss curledMartha Stewartcertified organic, slow to germinatelotsgoodgoodgreatstill going around mailbox and very pretty now in fall
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Pepper-Chile AnaheimBotInttall, 3-4 feet,easy,grew behind tomatoesfewgreatgreatgreatall around fantastic
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Pumpkin-JackO'LanternBotIntbred for human head sizelotsgoodgreatfewsurvived the squash bug infestation! So impressive
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Rutabaga-Amer. Purple topBotIntcool season, heirloomlotsgoodgoodnot surehaven't harvested yet so not sure if turned out right
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Spinach-Monstreux de ViroflayBotInt10" long leaves1/2 packetgreatdirect sowgreatalmost weed like lived through winter!
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Squash-CrookneckBurpee 2011prolific 2 yrs in a rowlotsgreatgreatgreateven better than 2011 and none succumbed to squash borer
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Squash-Patty PanBotIntSummer Squash, cute10greatfair and directgoodsquash bug decimated in September prior good production but gave all away
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Squash-StraightneckBurpee 2011prolific 2 yrs in a rowlotsgreatgreatgreateven better than 2011 and none succumbed to squash borer
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Squash-Zucchini
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StockBotIntvery hardy plants, silvery gray foliagesomegoodgoodgreatbeautiful small purple flowers with silvery gray velvety foliage
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Sunflower-MammothBotInt12' foot tall, prior good grower0*poordirect sow1.00didn't do well where I planted this year, not enough sun
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Sunflower-TeddyFerry-Morse2 feet tall, 8" flowers0poordirect sow0.00very poor, may have been not enough sun although Italian Ice grew
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Sweet Pepper-California wonderBurpee 4 ft tall, bell peppersfewgoodgreatgoodgood production, tomatoes near by went crazy, so light was impeded
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Swiss chard-Ruby redBotIntvery pretty, not as big as white2 pktsgoodgoodgreatvery hardy, still growing in November
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Tomato-Black sea manHinterland Tradingstarted off great b4 mousefewgoodmouse at seedlingshad to replace with plants-Cherokee purple- great producer
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Tomato-Brandywine PinkBurpeeheirloom, 14 oz fruit, low aciditylotsgoodgoodgoodthis may be the only tomato seedling started from seed that made it
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Tomato-Cherokee Purple
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Tomato-Mortgage lifterBurpeeheirloom, first year to tryfewgoodmouse at seedlingshad to replace with plants, mouse most tomato seedlings except 2
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Tomato-Osaka
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Tomato-RomaFerry-Morsenot as good as Osakafewgoodmouse at seedlingshad to replace with plants-Osaka- great producer
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O+1Echinacea-PowWowBerryPark Seedfullnever sown
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O+2Sunflower-MammothBurpeefullmammoth grew better than other type tried in past
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O-2O0,2,4,6,8Bean Bush-FestinaPark Seedfull
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O-2O0,2,4,6,8Bean Bush-Royal BurgundyBurpeegrewwell past2 yearslotsgoodn/agood
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I-3Watermelon-BlackDiamondBurpeeaverage size, seedsfewgoodpoornonehave yet to get a watermelon produced
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O+2Bean Pole-Hidatsa ShieldBurpeedry beanlotshaven't tried yet,mouse ate some
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O-2O0,2,4,6,8Bean Bush-VelourPark Seedbush bean that's performed very wellfewgoodn/agoodperformed well2 years in a row
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I-4-6Marigold-CrackerjackBotIntgot wet and never plantedlots
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O1+2Nasturtium-trailingBotIntlovethe way this would lookfewgoodgood
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O1+2Nasturtium-Jewel BlendBotIntbeautifulfewgoodgoodmouse ate most
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O1+2NasturtiumBurpeegot wet and never plantedfewgoodgood
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I-6-8FeverfewBotIntfewpoordidn't grow last time unsure why
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I-4-6CalendulaBurpeecompanion plantfewokpoordidn't successfully grow any so far
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I-4-6Marigold-French VanillaBurpeefewgoodgoodgoodbeautiful and companion plant
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I-4-6Squash-Yellow CrookneckBurpeeDelicious, productive 3 years in a rowfewgoodgoodgood
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O+2Pole-KyWonderBurpeeFavorites of JapBeetle need to cover halfgoodgoodgoodmust figure out cover this year!
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I-3Pumpkin-JackO'LanternBurpeeHaven't had any luck with this type yetfewgoodgoodnoonmay not be worth the trouble
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I-6 Lettuce-MesclunBurpeealways good betfewgoodgoodgoodjust need to eat more salad
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O+8Scallions-white/redfewokpoorpoorprobably better off sowing direct unless keep in gutter
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O+8Bean Pole-Blue LakeBurpeeneed protection from Jap Beetleslotsgoodgoodpoordue to infestation
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O+2CatnipBurpeebeautiful but backyard or attract catslotshaven't sown
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I-3MelonBotIntgrew 4 but blah taste maybe be not sunnyfewgoodgoodok5 tasteless melons but didn't fertilize
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I-8O-4Sweet PeaBurpee2 packs with fewleftfewpoorcan't recallany germinating so these probably duds
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I-2Beets-Red/GoldBotIntfewokn/aokhope to get better production, need more fine soil
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O-6O-3,0,+3Lettuce-RomaineMartha Stewartlettuce for Caesar saladlotspoorn/apoorneed to investigatewhatittakesto get good production
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I-4O0,4OreganoPark Seed2 packs,Park and Burpeefullin past bought plants but will try since need lots of plants