Fall gardening presents a wonderful opportunity to extend your growing season and enjoy a second harvest of various cool-season vegetables. Crops like kale, spinach, carrots, and broccoli thrive in the cooler temperatures and often taste sweeter after a light frost. Planting these vegetables in late summer or early fall can yield bountiful produce well into autumn. Their versatility and ability to withstand chilly weather make them ideal choices for autumn gardening, ensuring a rich and nutritious harvest as the leaves begin to change.More
I have been growing this tomato variety for quite some time. The best compliment for this tomato is that I have several friends that beg me to start plants for them too, they have never found the Heirloom offered at retailers. The size of the fruit is wonderful for processing. It is an intermediate choice between the very meaty beefsteak and the very juicy varieties. The only drawback i have noted is that the shoulders sometimes do not fully ripen, but the size of the tomato is so wonderful that discarding some shoulder is not problematic. It is one variety that I ALWAYS plant while some other choices come and go.
Second year growing these peppers! We loved them last year! Thick walled and super tasty! We love that our seeds are coming from a small company in Iowa!
Plants grew 3 foot tall. Before a heavy frost I brought my plant inside because it had so many peppers on it. I have a grow light. It still looks fabulous and has peppers! Every seed germinates to a beautiful tall plant with tons of fruit. So impressed with this place, wish I had found you sooner!
Very pleased with my seed order, haven't planted them yet so can't rate that, but like the company, packaged well, arrived fast, seeds priced fairly, and packets are great, they can be resealed and have a QR code for easy plant details, which is AWESOME.
Huge thumbs up, will order from them again!
I bought 2 packets each of Orange and Yellow Scotch Bonnets. I soaked 2 of each seed in water overnight and then moved them into a moist paper towel in a ziplock bag the following morning. I had a 100% successful germination rate. From soaking the seeds until the taproot developed, it took 4 days. After the taproots developed, I moved them each into their own 4" pot and put them under my grow light. 6 days later, all 4 seeds had cracked the surface. So far I am very impressed with the quality of seeds and the packaging that they came in. I will update this review later in the pepper plants' life cycle. So far I have nothing but great things to say!
Searched for years looking for the warty, nutty flavored crookneck I remembered. Finally found Thresh seeds and the old fashioned summer squash. We've grown it for the past 2 years. Prolific and delicious.
