Seeds!

We have all our seeds now for the summer. Here is a list of all the things that will be in our garden:

Hart Seed Co	Basil	Sweet Basil
Seeds of Change	Bean, Bush	Bountiful Stringless Snap Bush Bean Heirloom
Botanical Interests, Inc	Bean, Edamame	Edamame Soybean butterbean
Amish Land Seeds	Bean, Pole	Old Homestead Bean
Gurneys	Carrot	Carrot, Tendersweet
Plantation Product's Inc	Cilantro	Longstanding Cilantro
Botanical Interests, Inc	Corn, Sweet	Corn Sweet (se) Luscious
Seeds of Change	Corn, Sweet	Hocker's Sweet Corn Heirloom
Territorial Seed Company	Cucumber	CU292 Marketmore 97 Slicing Cucumber
Renee's Garden	Greens: Arugula	Italian Arugula
Gurneys	Greens: Lettuce, Leaf	Leaf Lettuce, Blend
Renee's Garden	Greens: Mix	Monet's Garden Mesclun
Botanical Interests, Inc	Onion, Green	White Lisbon Bunching Onion
Territorial Seed Company	Peas, Sugar Snap	PE632 Sugar Star Snap Pea
American Seed	Pepper	California Wonder Pepper
Hart Seed Co	Pepper	California Wonder Pepper
Gurneys	Popcorn	Popcorn, Japanese White Hull-less
Hart's Heritage Seeds	Pumpkin	Pumpkin Connecticut Field
Seed Savers Exchange	Radish	Plum Purple Radish
American Seed	Squash, Butternut	Waltham Butternut Squash
Territorial Seed Company	Squash, Zucchini	SQ790 Black Beauty Zucchini
Hart's Heritage Seeds	Sunflower	Sunflower Mammoth
Amish Land Seeds	Tomato	Amish Salad Tomato Seeds
Amish Land Seeds	Tomato	Large Mennonite Heritage Tomato Seeds
Amish Land Seeds	Tomato	Matts Wild Cherry Tomato
Gurneys	Tomato	Tomato, Heirloom Rainbow Blend
Amish Land Seeds	Tomato	Kitten Katastrophe Due
Seed Savers Exchange	Watermelon	Blacktail Mountain Watermelon
Botanical Interests, Inc	Zucchini	Black Beauty Zucchini

As you can see we have a pretty aggressive list of vegetables this year! We still are still in the beginner's level of gardening but growing in our knowledge quickly.

One of my new favorite booklets are the "Storey County Wisdom Bulletins." So far we have "Starting Seeds Indoors," "Easy Composters You Can Build," "Grow the Best Blueberries," "Grow the Best Tomatos," " Build your own Underground Root Cellar" and then in the mail on their way to us we have "Wide Row Planting," "Grow the Best Corn," "Controlling Garden Weeds" and "Gardening Answers." They are each about 30 pages and cost less than $5.00 each and are chalk full of super down to earth practical advice.

In the next week or two I'll be starting my tomatoes and peppers in the basement. Today we were at Home Depot and got a shop florescent light so they can have light. I need to ready my Starting Seeds Indoors and Grow the Best Tomatos booklets a few more times!