A Journal of Heirloom Gardening

Growing the Datil Pepper a rare variety

Posted by Jennifer Dixon on 6th Nov 2017

Growing the Datil Pepper a rare variety

The Datil pepper is honestly one of the most unique pepper plants we have ever grown. The pepper originates from Saint Augustine Florida and outside of Saint Augustine is it largely unheard of. I firs …

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Growing and Seed Saving Top Pick Pinkeyes

Posted by Jennifer Dixon on 24th Sep 2017

Growing and Seed Saving Top Pick Pinkeyes

Hello all,It's been quite a while since I lasted posted. We have been keeping a watchful eye on the storms the last few weeks as well as trying to get ready for winter. It has been quite a year this y …

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Saving Seeds from Winter Squash

Posted by Jennifer Dixon on 5th Sep 2017

Saving Seeds from Winter Squash

One of the benefits of saving seed from winter squash is that you can still eat the flesh of the squash whereas with summer squash the flesh is no longer edible when the seeds are finally mature.When …

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Growing Marigolds from Seed to Seed

Posted by Jennifer Dixon on 21st Aug 2017

Growing Marigolds from Seed to Seed

Out of all the different flowers I grow I would probably say marigolds are one of my favorites. Mainly because they are very easy to grow, they don't mind the heat, and they bloom over a long season. …

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How to Save Tomato Seeds from Heirloom Tomatoes

Posted by Jennifer Dixon on 1st Aug 2017

How to Save Tomato Seeds from Heirloom Tomatoes

When it comes to saving heirloom seeds tomatoes in my opinion can be some of the easiest seeds to harvest and save. The process is relatively straightforward and works with all varieties of tomatoes.& …

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