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taboule · March 17, 2018

Beautiful glossy packaging, seeds are enclosed in air sealed pouches in the larger envelope.
Seeds-Greece_nov2017.jpg

Main problem is no ID of the variety. My wife raves about them all as she's eaten them at various occasions, at home or in restaurants.

There's two types Armenian cukes -aka wild cucumbers.

A big, round, white and sweet -almost seedless- eggplant.

Two types of sweet peppers. I've eaten those fried with sausage (loukaniko) in EVOO, washed it down with cold beer (Kaiser) -heavenly. They are thick walled, a bit thicker than the Cubanelle (Italian pepper) that we have here.

And lastly but not leastly, a beautifully ribbed tomato.

All said to be OPs, I've asked many times and been assured that hybrid seeds are not to be found -I can't vouch for that claim.

I'm on a quest now to find as many ID names as possible.

All but the cukes are nicely steaming now in small tubs of coco and pearlite starting mix.

March 17, 2018	#14
taboule Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2013 Location: MA Posts: 903	Beautiful glossy packaging, seeds are enclosed in air sealed pouches in the larger envelope. Seeds-Greece_nov2017.jpg Main problem is no ID of the variety. My wife raves about them all as she's eaten them at various occasions, at home or in restaurants. There's two types Armenian cukes -aka wild cucumbers. A big, round, white and sweet -almost seedless- eggplant. Two types of sweet peppers. I've eaten those fried with sausage (loukaniko) in EVOO, washed it down with cold beer (Kaiser) -heavenly. They are thick walled, a bit thicker than the Cubanelle (Italian pepper) that we have here. And lastly but not leastly, a beautifully ribbed tomato. All said to be OPs, I've asked many times and been assured that hybrid seeds are not to be found -I can't vouch for that claim. I'm on a quest now to find as many ID names as possible. All but the cukes are nicely steaming now in small tubs of coco and pearlite starting mix.