new (Asia/Chinese) seed vendor

[Tormahto]

There's a new vendor/importer for Asian/Chinese seeds.

asiangarden2table.com

[pepperhead212]

Thanks, @Tormato! If I had seen this a couple of months ago, I would have had an order, for sure! Some varieties I haven't seen since the old evergreenseeds closed, and I haven't seen as many greens, or edible gourds, as well. And a few varieties I'm thinking might be some others I haven't been able to find; though these have different names, they look identical. Here's the link to the home page:
https://asiangarden2table.com

[Danny]

More bad influencing. Many nifty looking things there.

[Tormahto]

I held myself back to ordering only 50 varieties.

[agee]

She has a YouTube channel, I've been watching her growing videos for years.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC66doe ... 8CQ/videos

[Danny]

I held myself back to ordering only 50 varieties.

Didn't order 50 items, but the things did have a tendency to jump in my cart. One was a REALLY long cabbage, never saw such a tall/long one like that before.

[Whwoz]

I held myself back to ordering only 50 varieties.

Very well done, I would be tempted to order a few more than that if they were available to me

[AZGardener]

Oh boy, I'm in trouble now.

[karstopography]

I’m sort of stocked up on a lot of specialty bok choi and bitter melon seeds, but this looks like a great vendor.

[Danny]

Anyone have an idea of how big the root systems are for the cabbages? I would like to grow some, but how big a container would it need to be? Oredered Chinese cabbages Jade Green ( is that a tall cabbage or what!!) and Lucky Heart

[bower]

For a big cabbage you want a 5 gallon pot like for tomatoes. I've grown michihili in smaller pots for winter greens, but they just don't get as large.
Nice selection of seeds at the shop... you can never have too many chinese vegetables.

[Tormahto]

I held myself back to ordering only 50 varieties.

Very well done, I would be tempted to order a few more than that if they were available to me

Very small seeds can accidentally fall into a greeting card.