Our first heat-set field tomato! Heavy, high quality field tomatoes with good flavor for vine ripening on vigorous, semi-determinate plants. Particularly well-adapted to organic conditions in the Southeast U.S., setting fruit well over 90° F and offering strong virus and nematode resistance. Prune ground suckers early in the season. Tolerant of bacterial spot, with intermediate resistance to TSWV, TYLCV and root knot nematodes. Semi-determinate · Heat-tolerant · 12 oz fruit (Lycopersicon esculentum)
Days to maturity: 78 days
Disease Resistance: Tomato Necrotic Stunt Virus, Verticillium Wilt, Fusarium Wilt
This is a blog that Gardener Den created to teach and answer questions about gardening. He is going to ask other authors to give their opinions on gardening subjects and other expertise that they can write about gardening and their views on the political policies of todays world. These policies are effecting the Horticulture Industry in this country.
Sunday, April 10, 2016
Organic Non-GMO Skyway 687 F1 Tomato - HYBRID
Organic Non-GMO Skyway 687 F1 Tomato - HYBRID
Our first heat-set field tomato! Heavy, high quality field tomatoes with good flavor for vine ripening on vigorous, semi-determinate plants. Particularly well-adapted to organic conditions in the Southeast U.S., setting fruit well over 90° F and offering strong virus and nematode resistance. Prune ground suckers early in the season. Tolerant of bacterial spot, with intermediate resistance to TSWV, TYLCV and root knot nematodes. Semi-determinate · Heat-tolerant · 12 oz fruit (Lycopersicon esculentum)
Days to maturity: 78 days
Disease Resistance: Tomato Necrotic Stunt Virus, Verticillium Wilt, Fusarium Wilt
Our first heat-set field tomato! Heavy, high quality field tomatoes with good flavor for vine ripening on vigorous, semi-determinate plants. Particularly well-adapted to organic conditions in the Southeast U.S., setting fruit well over 90° F and offering strong virus and nematode resistance. Prune ground suckers early in the season. Tolerant of bacterial spot, with intermediate resistance to TSWV, TYLCV and root knot nematodes. Semi-determinate · Heat-tolerant · 12 oz fruit (Lycopersicon esculentum)
Days to maturity: 78 days
Disease Resistance: Tomato Necrotic Stunt Virus, Verticillium Wilt, Fusarium Wilt
Update on Organic Non-GMO Detroit Dark Red Beets - HEIRLOOM
Hi Gardening Friends!
Here is a update on my Organic Non-GMO Detroit Dark Red Beets - HEIRLOOM.
I sowed a flat in the greenhouse and they are already up and ready to transplant.
I will have pictures soon.
Happy Gardening! Gardener Den
Organic Non-GMO Detroit Dark Red Beets - HEIRLOOM
Top notch heirloom variety, well-known for high-quality roots. Tops are strong. A standard type for the home garden or direct market sales. Uniform, 3" round roots store well and are excellent for fresh eating or canning. Quality tops · Uniform 3" roots (Beta vulgaris)
Days to maturity: 55 days
Organic Non-GMO Red Pear Tomato - HEIRLOOM
Organic Non-GMO Red Pear Tomato - HEIRLOOM
Prolific yields of bright red, perfectly pear-shaped fruits. Firm, sweet tomatoes that pop in your mouth. Couple with Yellow Pear for an attractive complementary display. Vigorous, prolific plants produce abundantly right up until frost. Indeterminate · .75 oz (Lycopersicon esculentum)
Days to maturity: 70 days
Organic Non-GMO Escalade F1 Spinach - HYBRID
Organic Non-GMO Escalade F1 Spinach - HYBRID
Nicely savoyed, emerald green leaves with luxuriant texture. Slow growing and slow to bolt, Escalade is the perfect vehicle to ride out the main season. A bullet-proof variety that east coast growers will appreciate—capable of handling temperature and light variations better than any other organic variety—but also great for western growers thanks to strong mildew resistance. Produces uniform oval-shaped leaves ideal for commercial baby leaf production. Excellent DM resistance. From Vitalis Organic Seeds. Summer crop · Upright habit (Spinacia oleracea)
Days to maturity: 43 days
Disease Resistance: Downy Mildew (1-14)
Let's build a windmill in our minds. By Anonymous Smiley.

Here another article
Let's build a windmill in our minds by my friend Anonymous Smiley.
Let's build a windmill in our minds. It takes energy to dig the hole for the foundation. Don't forget the energy that went into making everything used to dig the hole. Now think about the foundation and make it out of reinforced concrete. There is energy needed to transport all this stuff, to dig all the materials used and processed. Don't forget about all the energy used to produce all the machines needed to process and transport everything.
Now let's use a long steel support structure. Think about the ore being dug and refined, all the energy used to produce the steel, transport it and erect it. Same things have to be done with the generator. Finally, the blades have to be made and transported.
Pollution is in the eye of the beholder. Stand near a windmill that is turning and listen to the loud "whoosh" when a blade passes in front of the support. Do you want to see and hear that from your house?
Fossil fuels took many millions of years to store immense quantities of energy. But aren't they storing the sun's ultimate "green" energy? And man is going to replace fossil fuels in decades? Think about it in detail.
I hope you enjoyed this article by Anonymous Smiley. Gardener Den
Organic Non-GMO Starburst Carrot Blend - OPEN-POLLINATED
Organic Non-GMO Starburst Carrot Blend - OPEN-POLLINATED
A certified organic carrot blend for gardeners. This rainbow of sweet and crunchy roots will delight customers of all ages, with striking shades of white, yellow, orange and purple in a variety of shapes and sizes. Flavorful, extra-nutritious roots are packed with antioxidants. A selection of quick and easy-to-grow varieties that add vibrant color to salads, mixed bunches and crudites. Specialty appeal · 7-9" roots (Daucus carota)
Days to maturity: 70 days
Organic Non-GMO Planéte Rouge du Jura Poppy - OPEN-POLLINATED
Organic Non-GMO Planéte Rouge du Jura Poppy - OPEN-POLLINATED
Tall, gorgeous poppy in shades of lavender, magenta and mauve. Large, luxuriant 4-6" blooms are mostly lavender-pink with a few bright magenta heads mixed in. Each flower center is ringed by four deep eggplant markings. Blooms contrast attractively with the waxy gray-green, scalloped foliage. A rare Swiss variety originally developed for seed and poppyseed oil production. 28,000 seeds/oz. Prefers poor soil · 3-4' tall · Re-seeding annual (Papaver somniferum)
Days to maturity: 75 days
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