Maple Drive Neighborhood Greenhouse

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1	Spring-summer crops from the Maple Drive Neighborhood Greenhouse
2	This document (which some of you with e-permission can interact with) will provide us with the working basis for getting a feel for numbers and preferences. We have a good deal of experience with varieties which work well, and a strong leaning toward high performing OP material, but please feel free to describe personal preferences around varieties and timing and so forth. We will factor this feedback into decisions about which varieties to settle in on, and how to balance a broad array of needs. We are already getting requests to see what our variety list looks like. Your input, in other words, will touch many beyond this circle, indeed this working document may become a useful resource for helping support other local, neighborhood greenhouse efforts.
3	I have removed direct sown crops from the main body of this list - generally not the concern of a greenhouse. However, if we face cold and uncertain weather, we can always propagate corn and beans in the greenhouse for transplanting, for example. If you would like to add details of your own varietal preferences to a listing of direct-sown crop types, I have attached their names to the foot of this list. I may yet add the latest intel surrounding direct-sown crop varieties which are making impressive showings locally and where they can be sourced. For further hints on your own propagation or direct sown efforts, please see the notes attached to the seeding calendar at: http://www.seedambassadors.org/Mainpages/Guardian/SeedingGuide/springseedingcalendar.htm
4	Fruit will come on line, in time. We already have rootstock to propagate 2-300 hundred top-performing tree fruit varieties into the ground this spring. We are also very strong on grapes. We have ready access to the best in a slew of other fruit types, too. Winter vegetable cropping is a later discussion.
5	Please add comments freely, by highlighting a relevant cell and clicking on Insert - comment (in the googledocs menu bar at the top of this webpage). For example, if you make succession sowings of lettuce, over what timeframe? Which toms have/haven't worked for you? Feel free to add crop types and sub-types I have dropped. Please feel free to add to and change your input on as as needed basis, but for now, please do your data input thang before Friday, March 9 .
6	Numbers refer to the numbers of plants rather than plant containers. For example, 100 lettuce means 100 lettuce transplants and not 100 six-packs of lettuce.
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9	Artichokes									1
10	Beets									30	20
11	Broccoli				6	4						8
12	Cabbage
13	red				6	4				4	3
14	green									4	3	10
15	others
16	Cauliflower										3
17	Collards								12		4
18	Celery				10				6
19	Cucumbers								6
20	Slicing cukes				9	1				4	2
21	Pickling cukes			40		6				4
22	Greenhouse cukes				4
23	Eggplant
24	Dark Purple									4
25	Others
26	European Greens
27	Arugula									10
28	Cress
29	Kohlrabi
30	Purple					2
31	White
32	Leeks				50				18	30
33	Lettuce
34	Romaine				10						5
35	Butterhead										5
36	Romaine
37	Bibb				4
38	Leaf				4
39	Mixed			100						50		30
40	Melons
41	Muskmelons			10	6						2
42	Watermelons										1
43	Others									6
44	Onions
45	Scallions									30
46	Storage Onions			200	200					75
47	Sweet Onions			30
48	Oriental Greens & Vegetables
49	Chinese Cabbage
50	Mizuna									10
51	Mustards									10
52	Pac Choi								6	10
53	Peppers
54	Anchos									2	2
55	Anaheims				4					2	2
56	Serranos									2
57	Jalapenos									2		4
58	Cayennes
59	Hot pepper mix			18	4
60	Sweet bells			18	8					3	2	8
61	Sweet specialties			8							2
62	Pumpkins
63	Eating			6							1
64	Halloween			2		1
65	Spinach			4	6					20
66	Summer Squash
67	Patty Pan
68	Yellow				4						2
69	Zukes Green			6	4	2				1		1
70	Zukes Yellow			2		1				1	2
71	Winter squash
72	Acorn			6	2						3
73	Delicata			12	8					5	3	2
74	Buttercup			6							3	5
75	Butternut			6	8					3	5	3
76	Hubbard			6	2					3
77	Kabocha			6	2					2
78	Spaghetti									2
79	Others											6
80	Swiss Chard
81	Tomatoes
82	Early toms			2	2	1
83	Main season determinate			6						3		3
84	Main season indeterminate				6					2	2	3
85	Sauce toms determinate			50						10
86	Sauce toms indeterminate				8							16
87	Cherries red			2							2
88	Cherries orange and yellow			6		1				2	2
89	Currant/grape toms										2
90	Tomatillos									4
91	Turnips									6
92
93	Herbs n' Flowers
94
95	Angelica, Official
96	Basil
97	Pesto			18	2	4				15
98	Asian									10	4
99	Purple									10	4
100	Bee Balm									2