Thursday, December 25, 2014

Seeds I bought for 2015 Garden year

Thanks to generous donations from family members, we were able to purchase seeds for the upcoming garden year. We were able to buy 60 varieties of seeds from Veganseeds company, 10 Luffa seeds, 1000 Goji berry seeds, and 50 Dino Kale seeds.

From Veganseeds company, I bought "Emergency Seed Vault - 60 varieties of seeds" (non-gmo, non-hybrid, Heirloom, Vegan seeds). The Seed Vault included different types of Tomatoes, Beans, Melons, peppers, and Squash. Unique seeds added to the Seed Vault were Asparagus, Kohlrabi, Cauliflower, Anise, Echinacea, Swiss Chard, Arugula, Rutabaga.





We bought the Luffa seeds on amazon at "Luffa Bathroom Sponge 10 Seeds - Gourds!". Luffas are fibrous internal structure of the gourd that converts into sponges after 12 inches long. They climb or spread just like cucumbers and need very similar growing treatment. They can be eaten like a cucumber, and you can dry them to make loofah bathroom sponges. When ripe, leave in a dry place, and the outer skin will come away revealing the loofah beneath. Wash them in mild disinfectant and place in a warm place to dry completely.

Harvest when 6" long for eating. They are slow to grow, and it is best to start indoors according to gardeners. 
photo source from a Japanese lifestyle for every culture

 From Asklepios-seeds we bought 1000 seeds of Goji Berries from: 1000 seeds of Lycium barbarum, Goji-Berry, Wolfberry, Boxthorn, HIGH YIELD STRAIN.  




From Botanical Interests, I bought the "Kale Italian Lacinato Nero Toscana Certified Organic Seeds" also known as Dinosaur kale. 




The following photos show you the collection of Organic & Non-gmo Seeds I currently have:




The list of seeds include: 
1. Rutgers TOMATO (1,000 SEEDS) 2. Blue Lake Snap Bean great flavor (200 ) 3. Dark Red Kidney Bean (200 seeds) 4. Butter crunch Lettuce (44,000+ seeds) 5. GREEN Broccoli (1,150seeds) 6. CABBAGE ALL SEASON (1,100 seeds) 7. SCARLET NANTES CARROT very tasty (26,000 seeds) 8. Corn (truckers favorite) (150 seeds) 9. CANTALOUPE HALES BEST JUMBO (250 seeds) 10. Market more Cucumber (500 seeds) 11. Ashley Cucumber tasty (500 seeds) 12. Eggplant black beauty (150 ) 13. Cherry Belle Radish (550 seeds)salad favorite 14. Spinach Bloomsdale (550+plus seeds) 15. California Wonder Bell Pepper (150+plus seeds) 16. Jalapeno Pepper (150) 17 Watermelon (75seeds) 18. Yellow Crookneck Squash (85 seeds) 19. Zucchini Black Beauty (75 seeds) 20. Long Red Cayenne Pepper (150 seeds) 21. ONION (100seeds) 22. Dark Red Beet (150+plus seeds) Great Taste 23. Henderson Lima Beans (150+plus seeds) 24. Sunflower Seeds (2050+plus seeds) 25. BEEFSTEAK TOMATO (1000 seeds) 26. TURNIP SEVEN TOP TURNIP GREENS (36500 seeds) 27. COLLARDS GEORGIA SOUTHERN COLLARD GREENS (36500 seeds) 28. CELERY (23,000 SEEDS) 29. PUMPKIN (50 SEEDS) 30. BRUSSELS SPROUTS (100 seeds) 31. COWPEAS (50 seeds) Black eyed peas 32. GREEN PEAS (30 SEEDS) 33. CILANTRO (50 seeds) 34. ANISE 50 seeds 35. BASIL 50 seeds 36. CATNIP 50 seeds 37. CHAMOMILE .45gm 38. CHIVES .7gm 39. ECHINACEA 20 seeds 40. FENUGREEK 30 seeds 41. OREGANO .5gm 42. SAGE 50 seeds 43. WHEAT Spring Wheat (100 seeds) 44. CAULIFLOWER (100 seeds) snowball 45. OKRA (40 SEEDS) Clemson Spineless 46. PARSLEY (100 seeds) Italian 47. ROMA TOMATO (100 SEEDS) 48. MANALUCIE TOMATO (150 seeds) 49. Bantam Yellow sweet corn ( 130 seeds) 50. BUTTERNUT SQUASH (50 Seeds) 51. SWISS CHARD (50 seeds) 52. ENDIVE (50 seeds) 53. PINTO BEANS (30 seeds) 54. TOMATO CHERRY (125 seeds) 55. Mustard greens (100) 56. Asparagus (40) 57. Arugula (100) 58. Turnip purple top (100) 59. Kohlrabi (50) 60. Kale (50) 61. Dill (50) 62. Rutabaga (50)

Luffa seeds (10)
Goji berry (1000)
Butternut squash other (400+)
Dino kale (50)
Spaghetti Squash (100)
Acorn Squash (300)
Sweet marjoram (100)
Summer Savory (50)
Spearmint (50)
Rosemary (20)
Garlic Chives (40)
Thyme (50+)
Basil Italian, Lemon, Dark Opal, Cinnamon (40)
Watercress (100+)
Broadleaf Sage (18)
Sweet Banana pepper (30+)
Lavendar (50+)
Early Prolific Straightneck Squash (50)










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