How many of these do you get in the mail?

[Figgerlickinggood]

I have and still get very meagre results. One, maybe two fruit and always puny. I've done in beds, containers... heavy feeding, light feeding. Nothing seems to work. I don't know what the market growers are doing.

If they’re getting the best quality seeds probably don’t have to do much of anything.

 

[Figgerlickinggood]

These lettuce varieties sound good

 

[TorontoJoe]

Have you tried sodium nitrate

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[Tridrama]

I've yet to find an eggplant that produces well for me here.

This year was the first I've been successful with growing eggplant. Grew black beauty from seed. We purchased starts of another variety we call dancer locally. I produced very well, and it just so happened that I had three volunteer plants emerge from last year's garden. I ended up scooping them out and potting them up for the garage until spring. They only grew to about a foot tall before frost.

 

[SpiritFarmVa]

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[TorontoJoe]

This year was the first I've been successful with growing eggplant. Grew black beauty from seed. We purchased starts of another variety we call dancer locally. I produced very well, and it just so happened that I had three volunteer plants emerge from last year's garden. I ended up scooping them out and potting them up for the garage until spring. They only grew to about a foot tall before frost.

Approximately how many would a plant produce for you?

 

[RosyPosy]

I've yet to find an eggplant that produces well for me here.

Have you tried landrace varieties? They may do better for you. I’m getting into that myself.

 

[RosyPosy]

This is a company that sells landrace seeds in your area:

Hawthorn Farm Organic Seeds

Hawthorn Farm Organic Seeds offers organic, open-pollinated, non-GMO seeds for Canadian gardeners and farmers. Shop local, sustainable vegetable, herb, and flower seeds and grow with a company rooted in care, community, and biodiversity. Certified organic by Pro-Cert since 1996.

hawthornfarm.ca

Their “About” section is interesting…

 

[GoodFriendMike]

This is a company that sells landrace seeds in your area:

Hawthorn Farm Organic Seeds

Hawthorn Farm Organic Seeds offers organic, open-pollinated, non-GMO seeds for Canadian gardeners and farmers. Shop local, sustainable vegetable, herb, and flower seeds and grow with a company rooted in care, community, and biodiversity. Certified organic by Pro-Cert since 1996.

hawthornfarm.ca

Their “About” section is interesting…

With a name like Hawthorn farm. I was hoping for some Mayhaw.
But of course they do not have it.
They are so good.

 

[TorontoJoe]

This is a company that sells landrace seeds in your area:

Hawthorn Farm Organic Seeds

Hawthorn Farm Organic Seeds offers organic, open-pollinated, non-GMO seeds for Canadian gardeners and farmers. Shop local, sustainable vegetable, herb, and flower seeds and grow with a company rooted in care, community, and biodiversity. Certified organic by Pro-Cert since 1996.

hawthornfarm.ca

Their “About” section is interesting…

I've never heard of them. Checking out their stuff now. thanks