Wow!!! Where did you find all those things? all I could find were the run of the mill stuff and I looked long and high for those odd-colored carrots. Me and Steve got a taste of one last year and I wanted to start some... but since I don't buy myseeds online (well In didn't this time around) I couldn't find them.

Just wondering

The oddest thing I have in my yard... maybe the big max pumpkin

Yep..mine are the basics too. Though I'm also growing Purple Haze Carrots. I also have some Thai Chilis and Thai Basil which really aren't unusual but you can't find them anywhere in the grocery stores here! I order the majority of my seeds from a company in Winnipeg. Haven't let me down yet!

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Parks Seeds have the odd varieties. They have purple asparagus, orange cauliflower, yellow and purple carrots, easter egg colored corn, purple peppers, white pumpkins, pink tomatoes, white turnip and yellow watermelon.

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I have a gooseberry bush, which most people have never heard of. I always make my friends try them, and they are usually scared

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Besides Myself, very odd
I have some strange designs,I have made with copper and coat hangers as well as anything I get my hands on,(Decor)

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Angie: I think we are alot alike! Im also strange and have lots of odd found objects that I decorate the yard with. Mostly things I want morning glories to grow on. This year Im turning my chimnea into a planter....since I dont have an old toilet handy!

I have 8 different hot pepper varieties including Caribbean Red habanero and Giant Thai Hot. 4 varieties of bell peppers including Chocolate Cola from Tammy. 2 different paprika peppers and 1 pimiento. Plus one Italian pepper and a cheese pepper.

I also have a tomatillo, and 19 different varieties of tomatoes including Cherokee Purple, Big Rainbow, and Sophie's Choice.

2 varieties of asparagus one green, one purple.

A super sweet pea and 3 super sweet corn varieties.

They're not in the garden yet, but I also have some peanut plants ready to go out.

Also, orange and purple cauliflower plants.

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Terry

May the force be with you

Oby, what's a cheese pepper?
I guess the most unusual thing I have growing is a nutmeg geranium?
A few weeks ago I could have said a miniature eucalyptus, but at two years old it was so infected with scale that I felt it should be destroyed. Sure wasn't happy about it, I had grown it from a seed from Johnny's.

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I had to look up the cheese pepper as I purchased it from one of the local organic farms.
It's called Tennessee Cheese , and it's a Spanish heirloom pimiento type with a squat roundish shape kind of like a Cinderella pumpkin.

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Terry

May the force be with you

I am growing alot of hot peppers too! Cayennes, Jalapenos Early, Jalapeno M, Anahiems/numex, Serranos, Thai Pointsettias, Habaneros, Carribean Red, Cherry Bombs, Tabasco, Cow Horn Pepper, Thai Dragons, Santa Fe peppers!

Ciao all,

Well I guess just about everything we're growing is somewhat unusual. We're growing multi-colour sweet corn that we got at a seed swap called 'Triple Play' and a white corn called 'Country Gentleman' with kernals not arranged in rows. We're also growing ornamental 'Earth Tones Dent' corn out front and 'Strawberry Popcorn'. Ok that's it for the corn.

Our munchkin is growing several different coloured carrots including 'Purple Dragon', 'Atomic Red', and 'Lunar White', purple cauliflower, and a rainbow of patty pan squash. He's also growing 'Mirabelle Multiflora', 'Sophie's Choice', and 'Whippersnapper' dwarf tomatoes and 'Roumanian Rainbow' sweet peppers with 4 different coloured peppers growing all on one plant at once.

I'm growing 'Violetta Lunga' (dark purple), 'Casper' (white), and 'Antigua' (lavender/white striped) eggplants. I'm also growing over 60 varieties of heirloom tomatoes and Duane is growing at least that many sweet and hot peppers.

We've got everbearing golden raspberries trying to take over the world next to the tomato bed. Duane built a 'corral' for them to keep them in line.

We're growing 'Golden Zucchini', 'Ronde de Nice Zucchini (a round one), 'Yellow & Black Striped Zucchini (from the same seed swap), and 'Costoluto Romanescu Zucchini' (a ruffled one).

We've also got 'Lemon Cucumber', 'English Telegraph Cucumber', and 'Boothby's Blonde Cucumber' (heirloom).

There's other stuff, too, but I'm too tired to list it at the moment.

Cheers and happy growing,
Julianna

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About the only I have strange growing is Califlower, it's strange because I didn't plant any.

I think somebody swapped the tags at the store.

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One OS to rule them, one OS to find them:
One OS to bring them all and in the darkness bind them
In the Land of Redmond where the shadows lie.

Nothing unusual this year but last year I grew lopha sponges. They are like cuccumbers but bigger and the plants REALLY take over your garden. WORSE the zuck plants. only got a few good ones. Hard to dry out and not mold.