Rutabaga is a cold-tolerant vegetable that is traditionally grown for fall harvest. When matured in cool weather, rutabagas have a wonderful, sweet flavor that intensifies when roasted. They are also great for storing or root cellaring. Check out our heirloom rutabaga seeds today and find something new for your garden.More
I always know that I can get wonderful fresh seeds from Thresh. I have grown this companies seeds for a couple of years now and love them. The Malar bags are wonderful for storing your saved seeds back in so you have them all together in a safe package. Love the quality and quantity of seeds you purchase.
I always know that I can get wonderful fresh seeds from Thresh. I have grown this companies seeds for a couple of years now and love them. The Malar bags are wonderful for storing your saved seeds back in so you have them all together in a safe package. Love the quality and quantity of seeds you purchase.
I always know that I can get wonderful fresh seeds from Thresh. I have grown this companies seeds for a couple of years now and love them. The Malar bags are wonderful for storing your saved seeds back in so you have them all together in a safe package. Love the quality and quantity of seeds you purchase.
I should have guessed by the name that this was a big bean, but I am really impressed with the eating quality even of very large and slightly filled out beans. Just delicious. My pods were a little bit flattened. They retain great texture when cooked, tender but still substantial.
I sowed them in late summer for a fall harvest in central AR. Excellent pod set. They seem to tolerate our cool fall nights well . I’ll be planting these next spring for sure.
I planted these mostly late summer and they are just starting to bear now in late September. They did not appreciate the less than ideal start I gave them in 7b AR, but once days shortened and nights especially became cooler, they really took off. I am just harvesting the first heavy crop of beans and they are just excellent. They are very uniform and tender. I expect from appearances they will flourish here before frost gets them. At least so far, the runners are pretty well behaved and will ramble happily up the basic support I have provided. No disease issues so far, and I hope to save seed to grow out a lot more next spring. I think this one may be a yearly grower for me.
Purchased 50 Amish past seeds for 2023 season. Lot A.
They all were little round tomatoes. Not very paste’s. Not more than double the size of a cherry tomato. Plants will n one spot grew very small. While in another spot plants grew large and never set a tomato September 14-2023.
They seem to have cross pollinated and not true to a paste tomato as advertised (large paste tomato)
I had great success rate all around. I had 10/12 seeds germinate. My plants are super heavy producers. The slugs do like them so as soon as they blush with a little color I pick them. They have very little juice and seeds, with no core. This is my new favorite paste tomato.
