What I grew in 2014

Beans

• Fava Beans - Broad Windsor   Didn't happen.
• Red Chinese long beans - Got original seed from BC.  Now I use our saved seed from 2012.
• Green Chinese long beans - Got original seed from BC.  Now I use our saved seed from 2012.
• Dragon Tongue [our saved seed from 2012]  
• Freshette green bean.  Got the seed from Rural King.

Beet:  Detroit Dark Red.   Rabbit got them at about 4" high.
Carrot

• St Valery
• Purple

Cucumber

• Telegraph
• Sikkim Cucumber
• Boston Pickling Cucumber

Eggplant:  Another bad year for eggplant.   Flea beetles devoured them.

• New York Improved eggplant
• Ping Tung Eggplant

Fennel:  Di Firenze - likes cool weather.   Plant in fall for December harvest and in late Feb for spring harvest.

Flowers:  zinnia (liliput), calendula [and probably some cosmos.  I love cosmos.]

Garlic:

• Elephant:  Died during the winter.
• California:  Died during the winter.
• Chesnock Red:   Made it through the winter.
• Music:   Need to try these 2014-15

Greens:

• Arugula
• Bibb Lettuce

Herbs, Annual:

• Basil, Genovese
• Genovese red basil
• Basil, Lettuce Leaf
• Cilantro, Slo Bolt.  Got original seed from BC.  Now I use our saved seed from 2012. Mostly it self sows.
• Dill.  Self sows now
• Thai red roselle

Herbs, Perennial [planted several years ago]

• Lavender
• Thyme
• Sage
• Horehound
• Chives
• Anise Hyssop
• Hyssop
• Chamomile [self sows]
• Alpine Strawberries
• Clary Sage
• Winter savory
• Lemon balm
• Sorrel

Leek:  Autumn Giant Leek

Melon

• Charentais [cantaloupe] - old seed.  Didn't come up.
• Uzbek Sweetness Melon  ducks got in and killed it.
• Sweet Passion:  got 4 small melons before it succumbed to vine borer.
• White Wonder watermelon ducks got in and killed it.

Onions

• Egyptian walking onions - mostly died during the winter.  I think I have one left. [Fingers crossed it makes it.]
• Yellow of Parma onion:  Nice!!  from seed.
• Wethersfield red onion
• Ishikura onion:  Nice!! from seed.

Parsnip:  Half Long Guernsey Parsnip:   Nice and huge.

Peas:   Sugar Snap.   Heat tolerant.  Lasted through July
 
Peppers -We're shooting for sweeter, meatier peppers this year.

• Golden Marconi
• Red Marconi
• Melrose pepper
• Jupiter pepper
• Golden California Wonder pepper [beautiful!]
• Purple peppers [early]
• Banana peppers 
• Little Snacking Pepper [orange]
• Pimento [thick flesh!]
• Carmen [long]

Potatoes:  Kennebec,  early ones were great.

Radish:   Early Scarlet Globe - the regular red kind.   Nice!
Rutabaga: Laurentian Rutabaga  [First time with rutabagas]

Sweet potatoes:  Georgia Jet.  From our own starts.

Squash, Summer

• Zucchino Rampicante - No new seed this year, so we'll try planting last year's seed and keep our fingers crossed.  Died fast.
• Golden Marbre Scallop [pattypan]
• Lemon Squash:  borers got them.
• Castata Romanesco [zucch type]:  Early set of fruit. Light.  Striped.  First one, June 30.

Squash, Winter  [The last three are new, the others are from last year's seed.]

• Australian Butter:  Good in hot climates.   Too cool this year, no fruit.
• Black Futsu
• Greek Sweet Red
• Golden hubbard
• Honey Boat Delicata:
• Musquee De Provence
• Queensland Blue:   Good for hot climates.  Too cool this year, no fruit.
• Rouge Vif D'Etampes
• Boston Marrow squash 
• Galeux d'Eysinee squash 
• Delicata squash:  Poor fruiting this year.
• Baby Blue Hubbard - old seed.  Didn't come up.

Strawberries

• June bearing [from May's]
• Ever bearing  [from May's]

Tomato

• Amish Paste:  Good standby.  Roma type.  Does OK with septoria.
• Amana Orange:  Didn't fruit this year. 
• Belize pink heart tomato:  Nice but vulnerable to septoria.
• German red strawberry tomato:   Cute!  Nice fruit, but vulnerable to septoria.
• Uncle Mark Bagby tomato
• Pineapple tomato:  Nice yellow tomato!
• Mortgage Buster [from May's]:  Nice, but lost half the plants to septoria.
• Black Cherry [grape tomatoes]:   Nice!   Prolific and tolerant of septoria.  

Turnip: Boule d'Or turnip