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		<title>Choosing the Right Vegetables to Test</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I was looking for a combination of decent yields for the work and - I guess you'd call it -functionality.  I wanted vegetables that could be eaten immediately or could be preserved or could provide a sustained yield for a long time.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>One of the (not completely ) answered questions for my summer vegetables in containers project was picking the best ones to grow.  I was looking for a combination of decent yields for the work and &#8211; I guess you&#8217;d call it -functionality.  I wanted vegetables that could be eaten immediately or could be preserved or could provide a sustained yield for a long time.</p>
<p>I also couldn&#8217;t choose all that many, because like the people I&#8217;m doing this for I&#8217;m pressed for time and space. Finally I wanted to work with plants that would let me test some different container styles &#8211; particularly for the soil less containers where I want to be able to check out larger single plant pots, smaller individual plants set into a pipe garden configuration and also I wanted to check out a &#8220;broadcast&#8221; planter box.  I want to check into cut and come again salad greens so I wanted the most surface area I could acommodate in the space.</p>
<p>Here&#8217;s the list so far- Cherry tomatoes, beans, acorn squash, picking cucumbers, lettuce varieties (loose leaf) and hot peppers.  If the hot peppers seem like a strange addition &#8211; all I can say is that they can be dried and held for a long time, I like the taste of hot peppers and I happen to really like the look of them too.</p>
<p>Although I&#8217;m kinda late getting off the ground, if I can I&#8217;ll try and also get some snow peas added into the mix and that will probably be it.</p>
<p>The seeds are sprouting &#8211; I dont&#8217; have any pots and I haven&#8217;t built the hydroponic planters yet &#8230; got to get this in gear!</p>
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