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Cornell University's vegetable varieties for gardeners

13 years ago

I found a great site for information of vegetable varieties. They have thousands of varieties listed and rated by members. The site is CORNELL UNIVERSITY'S VEGETABLE VARIETIES FOR GARDENERS.

The site is not a forum but a searchable database where members can post reviews for specific vegetable varieties and keep track of what they grow and review.

Here is a link that might be useful: CORNELL UNIVERSITY'S VEGETABLE VARIETIES FOR GARDENERS

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13 years ago
Sorry everyone. I guess I was not quite awake when I started this thread. I intended to post it in the Arizona Gardening Forum.

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