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favorite tuberous varieties from seed?

Elizabeth White

19 years ago

I loved my 'illumination salmon' from seed last summer, so of course I want more! How do the different varities compare? I'm considering 'show angels' and some non-stops. (I would like an upright in addition to the hanging kind.) How about the panoramas? ...the 'on-tops'

Any thoughts?

thanks!

Elizabeth

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Comments (3)

kdjoergensen
19 years ago
Show angles are among my favorite baskets. I have never tried ontops, but once you get used to the hyrbids available, the non stops really cant get me exited anylonger.
Elizabeth White
Original Author
19 years ago
Oh. Hybrids not from seed, eh?
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bmchan
19 years ago
I grow Illumination and Non-Stops from seed. THe enjoyment with the NS plants is the surprises you get in colors and varying shades. I keep the best and trash the rest. Worth the effort.

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