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I received my Prairie Fire seeds in good time and last week started the germination process and can see they are beginning to grow. Looking forward to a great harvest at the end of the summer
I received my tabasco seeds in good time and last week started the germination process and can see they are beginning to grow. Looking forward to a great harvest at the end of the summer
Probably the best thing I ever grew in my 30+ years of gardening. Such lovely squash....when young and green they are like a zucchini but without all the seeds and much sweeter. Then they mature to these massive crook-neck type squash with flavor reminiscent of a butternut squash. They last in the basement for weeks and weeks. Had a giant one for Thanksgiving. Like I said....best thing I ever grew.
Italian Ausilio peppers have been a staple in my garden for years
If you are not super crazy about really hot peppers, and just want something with a bit more zing than bells and a deeper flavor than habanero types, especially for roasting and grilling, Ausilios are a great choice. I've planted these for years, having first acquired some from an Italian family. I use these in many dishes that call for bell peppers. One must be very patient when starting these as germination is often slow, taking 2 weeks or even a bit longer. Therefore, in zones with shorter growing seasons, starting them indoors is a must, and I recommend when transplanting them to your garden, make sure the weather is warm enough and if not, use a plastic dome cloche or as I do, old field tiles, to shelter them. It is worth it, believe me.
I started growing these about 40 years ago and loved the variety. Our climate is very dry and these were suited for us. They’re sweet and medium sized tomatoes. Very flavorful. They started seeding themselves and I didn’t have to plant them any more. When we moved I couldn’t find the seeds anywhere. I kept trying different companies but had varying results. Thresh Seed Co sent my seeds fairly quickly. When I planted them, every seed germinated. I was so pleased as I’ve gotten some poor seeds in the past. They’re still baby plants but I plan to get them in the ground ASAP. I’m running a little late for West Texas as it gets hot here early. Thanks and I’ll buy from you again.
I planted these on 3/19/24 and took the picture today, 3/23/24.
Planted using peet pellets. Sprouted on day 2. As you can see they have come a long way just 2 days after breaking through! Can't wait for them to mature, very excited to try this little melon.
Planted the seeds 4 days ago and they sprouted yesterday.
I bought a foil baking pan with a lid and peet pellets. I placed the pan on my heating pad with the heat turned on low.
Will be placing them under my grow light in a few days, can't wait to see how they grow with it .
(Planted on 3/19)
Cant wait to get these transplanted in the garden!
The seeds came very quick once ordered. I really liked the seed packets. They came up nicely and the germination rate was decent. They are on track with other varieties we started. The same day. We grow for our local farmers market and this will be a wonderful addition. I can’t wait to get these in the ground!
First time ordering from Thresh Seed. Order was processed and delivered within a few days. Seeds look good but haven't planted yet. will see how they come up and produce. will Write another Review at that time. Would order from this company again.
