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This year I am "growing out" for seed one heirloom pole bean (drying type, a chili bean) and one heirloom flour corn. Last year I trialed 5 types of heirloom winter squash. Next year planning on another flour corn variety, trialing paddy rices, soy and fava beans plus "growing out" a different drying type heirloom pole bean (the 3 bean varieties are from different species, allowing proximity without worry about cross pollination- soy = Glycine max, fava = Vicia faba, pole beans = Phaseolus vulgaris).

Tried to trial the rice & soy beans this year, then discovered I had a woodchuck problem... They thought all types were equally delicious! 😋.

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I have grown shallots from seed before with decent success, I've had very mixed success with onions and garlic. Shallot varieties I have grown keep CRAZY long, I've stored some shallots 2 years before cooking with them (or planting)!

Looking at trying NOT starting shallots from seed, here is the offering I'm looking at-

https://adaptiveseeds.us8.list-manage.com/track/click?u=0dfabf0f059f8b62b8a5bbf0a&id=540f741875&e=9d506da640

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