We've gotten 9 inches of rain in February, which is close to our record of 12 inches. Maybe this means we'll get all the rain out of the way, and things will dry out enough to plant early. Now, that would be amazing.
The plan is to have a smaller garden with less plants to give individual varieties more room to grow. Diseases were terrible last year with the wet weather, hopefully giving plants ample room will help with that.
Cherry Tomato List
Black Cherry
Fat Cherry
Indigo Blueberry
Red Grape (F1)
Sungold (Hybrid)
Sweet Apperitiff
Tomato List
Black Brandywine
Black Zebra
Brandywine
Celebrity (Hybrid)
Cherokee Green
Chocolate Stripes
Chocolate Prince
Croustralee
Dark Brandywine
Delicious
Flame or Hillbilly
Goldie
Granny Cantrell's German Red
Green Zebra
Jaune De Flamme
Marianna's Peace
Peach Blow Sutton
Peron
Pink Berkley Tie-Dye
Super Marmande
Yellow Brandywine
Sweet Pepper List
Ajvarski
Boldog Hungarian
Corno Rosso
Corno di Toro
Corno di Toro Giallo
Figitelli Sicilia
Melrose
Red Marconi
Sweet Happy Yummy (F7)
Hot Pepper List
Aji Angelo
Aji Golden
Guajillo
Kimchi
2 comments:
I'm not far behind you with about 8 inches of rain in the past 30 days. It's so soggy. More space and better air circulation definitely has helped with reducing diseases in my garden. I also give my tomato and pepper plants an early treatment of Serenade before any diseases have a chance to take hold, that has helped a lot too. Ajvarski is one of my most favorite sweet peppers now.
I'm definitely going to be sure to use Serenade early on this year, it works much better as a preventative. And Ajvarski is a superb pepper, so sweet and juicy. I can't wait for summer!
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