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  1. Casa de la Luna

    Name that cultivar (catalog game)

    Ophelia Hybrid Eggplant
  2. Casa de la Luna

    Name that cultivar (catalog game)

    Neon Pink Ornamental Corn
  3. Casa de la Luna

    Name that cultivar (catalog game)

    OK, I've got to look that one up! Odeon cucumber
  4. Casa de la Luna

    Name that cultivar (catalog game)

    Arapaho Blackberry
  5. Casa de la Luna

    Name that cultivar (catalog game)

    Esmeralda (butterhead type lettuce)
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    Another newbie from BYC

    Love the pic! My whole family is from Tucson and I don't remember anything that looked that lush. Still miss it though. Arizona always feels like home to me and nobody can beat an arizona sunset or the smell of rain that comes hours before the rain gets there!
  7. Casa de la Luna

    Name that cultivar (catalog game)

    Illini Xtrasweet corn
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    Another newbie from BYC

    Thank you for the warm welcome everyone!
  9. Casa de la Luna

    This ought to be a good one.....who is from BYC??

    Gardening and chickens go so well together.
  10. Casa de la Luna

    Name that cultivar (catalog game)

    Xena tomato
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    Another newbie from BYC

    It has to be trimmed to maintain a tree look. Up here that's tough though, the plant will die out from freeze during winter but it is root hardy so grows back each year. Not even sure it will make it here but I want to try. :)
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    Another newbie from BYC

    Wow, I'm so jealous! I moved here from a very mild climate and it was quite an adjustment to get used to having such a short growing season. Where I lived in CA I had roses year round except for a couple really cold winters (into the 20s!!! lol). Citrus too year round. Here it gets below...
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    California Central Valley Hi!

    I got my AA in General Ed @ San Joaquin Delta College before I transferred to Fresno State.
  14. Casa de la Luna

    New to starting plants from seed, could use some pointers

    Great idea! I always used a drill but this sounds easier and less messy!
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