Filed under: Farming, Veggies | Tags: Bedford, Bloomington, Indiana, Plant starts for sale
We will have several varieties of plant starts for sale soon. The peppers are coming on a bit slower than the tomatoes, but the soil here in southern Indiana is still a bit chilly and I for one don’t plan to move my peppers and tomatoes outside until the week of 18 May this year, a week later than usual. The peppers may go out a bit later than that, even. You know the old adage: “There’s nothing more productive than a June garden!”
I have provided links for each variety, mostly to Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds, from whom I buy most of my seeds. Many of them are quite limited in availability, and all are first come, first served. I will have starts at the Smithville Farmer’s Market the first few weeks (17, 24, and probably 31 May). Starts will be $1 each for the bigger ones, 2/$1 for smaller ones (at my discretion). If you see something here you want, contact me to see if the variety is still available.
Here’s what we have:
Bell Peppers
Hot Peppers
- Black Hungarian
- Purple Jalapeno
- Anaheim
- Poblano (limited quantities; link to Wikipedia–apparently Baker Creek is out!)
Paste Tomatoes
Cherry Tomatoes
Full-sized Tomatoes
- Golden Jubilee (medium, orange-yellow)
- Hughs (large yellow)
- Mortgage Lifter (large, pink…and AWESOME)
- Illinois Beauty (limited quanties, medium-sized, red)
- Sioux (medium, red)
- White Tomesol (medium-large, white)
- Black Prince (salad-sized, purple)
- Japanese Black Trifele (large, purple)
Others