Chadwick Cherry tomato
Auntie Madge's tomato
Cerinthe (keep finding dropped seeds)
Nasturtium Empress of India
Tithonia (Mexican sunflower)
Various dried beans, selecting the best for seed, eating the rest.
Thank you SC and Veggie - I'm not going to bother saving them, although I'm thinking they've bolted because they're in the area where the old pond was. It was very dry and hot when they'd poked their heads above the soil level and I just couldn't water them quick enough. Bless'em, they're clearly stressed.
I've saved that leaflet Veggie - that's a good read
(28-08-2022, 01:39 PM)toomanytommytoes Wrote: [ -> ]The blight resistant, open pollinated cherries - Primabella, Primavera and Resi.
I've grown Primavera and Resi this year but they're so similar I can't tell the difference. Both have the same wispy leaves and small fruit.
(28-08-2022, 09:27 PM)Veggie Wrote: [ -> ] (28-08-2022, 01:39 PM)toomanytommytoes Wrote: [ -> ]The blight resistant, open pollinated cherries - Primabella, Primavera and Resi.
I've grown Primavera and Resi this year but they're so similar I can't tell the difference. Both have the same wispy leaves and small fruit.
Primabella also looks the same. The plants are all in my neighbour's garden and I only tend to them once a week so luckily the labels are still in place.
Sunflowers & Macedonian scabious
Rose campion and pink semi double poppy.
Dierama
Tall Scotch Prize french marigolds
Birds Egg beans (5 beans from 2 pods from the only Bean that grew).
Mountain Princess and Jen's Tangerine tomatoes.