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Here is an enumeration of what we're growing thus far this year. This list is subject to change at least once after this coming weekend. Still missing some herbs, lettucae, carrot and a few others. Will update as we germinate part a few weeks.

note: I consider 'hot' to be at or exceeding 100K SHU

Peppers: Beaver dam Bhut Jolokia - 2nd generation (super hot) Bleeding Borg 9 (super hot) Cajun Tobasco Carribean Habañero (hot) Chocolate Habañero (hot) Datil (hot) Dragons Breath (super hot) Durango Gearogia Flame Hell'apeño Orange Thai Pasilla Poblano Primotalii (super hot) Sugar Rush - Striped

Herb: Basil French Thyme Greek Oregano Lovage Silver Thyme Tuscan Blue Rosemary

Nightshade: Black Tomato Giasnt Crimson Tomato Gold Nugget Cherry Tomato Ground Cherry Pineapple Tomato Purple Tomatillo Purple Tomato Shiromaru Eggplant

Fruit (not pictured): Wolf River (apple) Honeycrisp (apple) Pink Lady (apple) Peach

Here is an enumeration of what we're growing thus far this year. This list is subject to change at least once after this coming weekend. Still missing some herbs, lettucae, carrot and a few others. Will update as we germinate part a few weeks. note: I consider 'hot' to be at or exceeding 100K SHU *Peppers:* Beaver dam Bhut Jolokia - 2nd generation (super hot) Bleeding Borg 9 (super hot) Cajun Tobasco Carribean Habañero (hot) Chocolate Habañero (hot) Datil (hot) Dragons Breath (super hot) Durango Gearogia Flame Hell'apeño Orange Thai Pasilla Poblano Primotalii (super hot) Sugar Rush - Striped *Herb:* Basil French Thyme Greek Oregano Lovage Silver Thyme Tuscan Blue Rosemary *Nightshade:* Black Tomato Giasnt Crimson Tomato Gold Nugget Cherry Tomato Ground Cherry Pineapple Tomato Purple Tomatillo Purple Tomato Shiromaru Eggplant *Fruit (not pictured):* Wolf River (apple) Honeycrisp (apple) Pink Lady (apple) Peach

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[–] • 2 pts

Nice! We transplanted several of our starts to bed last week and then had an unseasonably cool and wet stretch which summoned the snails and slugs forth from the dark places of The Earth. The laggards devastated the tender rootstock and budding leafiness of many a baby spout. My lovely wife has gone straight savage on the slimy little usurpers by baiting the heathen hordes into a death of drunken and drowned lushdom by entrenching traps of cheap beer throughout the motte to protect the bailey and facilitating a legit Lone Star gastropod garden plot holocaust.

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We are not ready to transplant into beds just yet. We're in zone 5b and although our weather is gorgeous this week, we are anticipating a dip by sunday.. we have however, taken advantage to begin hardening the plants as well as building stalk-strength in the wind. Typically in our zone, it's relatively safe to plant at mothers day, but I do not think we will see a freeze that late this year, so we shall paly it by ear - my evergreens (rosemary) will.most likely be in its own bed by end-of-month.