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I purchased the Fall Seed Collection for some container gardening this autumn and have been very pleased with the results. Germination rate was fantastic and I had to do much more thinning than I usually do from store-bought seeds. The little growing guide helped with varieties I haven't grown before (hello, kohlrabi). All of my plants are hardy and healthy and I'm already enjoying the early harvests. Looking forward to maturity on the longer growers. Will be buying the Granny's kitchen garden pack for spring. Thanks so much!

Stacie C.
Fall Garden Seed Collection
Will grow again

These had lovely dark centers and bold flavor. A very pretty tomato. Will replant again next year.

Christine
Organic Cherokee Chocolate Tomato Seeds
Outperformed other pumpkins

I planted several varieties over the past couple years. These have been the most reliable producers so far. Averaged 10-15 lbs. one larger one about 20. Nothing remotely close to 40 lbs. that’s ok. Huge ones are a pain to break down.

Christine
Dickinson Pumpkin Seeds
Great Germination!

I sowed the seeds for my fall planting of purple sprouting broccoli a little over a week ago. Got over 90% germination. I'm really looking forward to the harvest. I LOVE broccoli!

Harriette Jensen
Early Purple Sprouting Broccoli
Tender chard!

This chard is very much like spinach. I think every seed germinated, so I've been thinning as we're eating. It's very tender and is not getting out of control - no huge leaves. I will grow this again.

Margie
Perpetual Spinach Chard Seeds
They grow like crazy

I planted a whole bunch of this to attract bees and butterflies. It grows like crazy. However I protected the seed with hay because my first round died because of the hot Florida sun and lack of rain lately.

Nicole Neubauer
Organic Medium Red Clover
Yellow Pear Tomatoes Zone 9

We started these indoors in January. We transplanted them twice and finally out to our raised bed (full coastal sun). The plant is massive and the tomatoes are TASTY! The best little tomatoes we have ever had. We will likely plant them in a separate bed next year since they grow to such a large size and can crowd out other plants.

Leeann Frazier
Yellow Pear Tomato Seeds
Prolific! Organic Thyme Seeds

Planted seedlings in small containers and gave them away as gifts or sold them at my local boutiques.
Big hit.
Easy to grow. Have a photo to send.

Mary Lou Thiercof
Organic Thyme Seeds
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TOP TOMATO PESTS - PART 2 OF 6: Colorado Potato Beetle

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Colorado Potato Beetle (Leptinotarsa decemlineata)

 

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  • Identification: Adult Colorado potato beetles are oval in shape and 3/8 inch long. They have a yellow-orange area behind the head and orange-yellow wing covers with black stripes.
  • Plan of Attack: 
    • Natural enemies are of the Colorado Potato Beetle are the green lacewings, several predatory stink bugs, tachinid fly, and the spined soldier bug.
    • Crop rotation prevents overwintering beetles emerging directly in the fields. The further a field is located from the previous year's tomato field, the longer an adult Colorado Potato Beetle will take to infest it.
    • Hand-picking and row covers are effective in controlling the infestation.

 

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