How does your garden grow?

MagicalLeopleurodon

Gardeners-what are you growing?

me: yellow squash, zucchini, tomatoes, tomatillos, celery, chive, cilantro, rosemary, corn, okra, watermelon, butternut and spagetti squash, eggplant, jalapeno, bell peppers, cayenne, banana pepper, anaheim, habanero, poblano, and basil!

Irish_Eyes81

Strawberries, lettuce, corn, jalapenos, bell peppers, habanero, ghost pepper, tomatoes, anaheim...various herbs as well.

laurabeth326

Your garden sounds great! I have cucumbers, green beans, cherry tomatoes, broccoli and hot peppers (ancho, New Mexico chilies, and jalapenos) started and still indoors. Outside I have carrots and beets as well as a patio blueberry bush and strawberries from years past. I grow entirely in containers since I onlu have concrete in my backyard.

megsmom2

Mesclun, lemon cucumbers, yellow squash, two kinds of tomato, Basil, peppermint, cilantro, green peppers! All in containers as our soil is so full of caliche.

CamillaBeaumont

Raspberries, strawberries, rhubarb, peas, carrots, potatoes, green beans, zucchini, spaghetti squash, onions, lettuce and tomatoes are my usual. But we are still a month from planting here.

kerricus

I was just about to start a topic like this. Thanks for doing it for me! I LOVE gardening.

Let's see if I can remember everything I've got started: Japanese cucumbers, cantaloupes, watermelons, scallop squash, yellow squash, zucchini, sweet peppers, hot peppers, lots of various tomatoes, beans, Thai eggplants, eggplants, and different flowers for cutting.

I spent about 2 hours in my community garden plot today, putting down compost, mixing it in, and planting marigolds.

laurabeth326

Camilla- how I wish I had rhubarb! Unfortunately I've yet to see it grown in containers with much luck.

gingabebe

just peas, kale, lettuce, onions so far, waiting on some warmer weather for the tomatoes and peppers - guess I need to get on the ball and plant my spice seeds though- I have been craving fresh basil something fierce

DalekBrittany

It grows in a little messy but I usually trim it.


Oh, you meant an actual garden. Carry on :smokin:




I feel like I had to! Nice to see so many farmers out there

paintlisapurple

Strawberries, cherry tomatoes, habanero peppers and banana peppers (on the porch in pots). In the gardens I have sweet bell peppers (yellow and green), pole beans, seedless cukes, yellow squash, zucchini and tomatoes. :flowerforyou: Don't forget all the flowers too!

katy_trail

not at all yet it's been too wet
last year we have a whole radish leaf
2 pea pods
a real feast

meeper123

Cant wait to be in a place were things grow Alaska is not garden friendly most of the time lol moving to hawaii in a month though anyone know what grows well there?

laurabeth326

Cant wait to be in a place were things grow Alaska is not garden friendly most of the time lol moving to hawaii in a month though anyone know what grows well there?

I imagine you would have a LOT more options. What a move! Try to grow a pineapple, that's every I would do.

HunterKiller_wechange2

With silver bells, and cockle shells,
And pretty maids all in a row.

meeper123

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Cant wait to be in a place were things grow Alaska is not garden friendly most of the time lol moving to hawaii in a month though anyone know what grows well there?

I imagine you would have a LOT more options. What a move! Try to grow a pineapple, that's every I would do.

I will try i love to garden cant wait

xoRicanmel

Lmao @ hunterkiller

kliermann

beans multiple diff peppers, tomatos, cucumbers, zuccini, basil, cilantro, few diff kinds of onions, and parsley

kliermann

we started all of ours besides the onions

nolachick

It grows in a little messy but I usually trim it.


Oh, you meant an actual garden. Carry on :smokin:




I feel like I had to! Nice to see so many farmers out there

:laugh:

ScottyNoHotty

Every year I plant this:

1 acre of sweet corn
green beans, carrots, yellow peppers, radishes, cantaloupe, watermelon, onions, potatoes.

And, yes, i have a 2 acre plot just for a "garden".

we usually can enough to make it all the way through winter, and we trade off for other veggies at the farmers market ( everyone plants cucumbers and tomatoes, so i don't grow them.