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I plan to grow one myself for juice.

He's really interested in garlic mustard. I'd love some, but if it's too much to ship, I understand.

Great suggestion, but I cook thai food without it (it tastes like soap to me). Unlike garlic, onions, eggplant, and ginger, it won't really make anyone sick. Still, appreciated just the same.

I am allergic to ginger and possibly coconut meat and my father is allergic to garlic, eggplant, and onions. Are there any alternatives to these that I can grow? My father would be very grateful to eat what he used to (sort of) again and I like to eat thai food.

A bathtub. A used one is easy to get, they're easy to cover up with rocks, dirt, and plants, they can be plugged up or the holes used to add to the pond... the hardest part is moving it.

I added to my list and I'd like to know some suggestions, especially fruit.

I have a sunset book, though it's packed for now as I'm moving into my new place. I live in Berkeley and I'm moving to berkeley. I don't think it'd work for apples, but I'm hoping to grow a single tiny melon or two, not a bumper crop. I'm considering adding pumpkins and chick peas to my...

So my parents are finally allowing me to have my own veggie garden. I'm still trying to figure out what would grow in the wet part of California. So far I'm planning on: Grapes Passion Fruit Broccoli Peas Carrots Strawberries Lettuce (green and red leaf) Melons (honeydew and water) Green...

Any other tips? I'm moving and it may be into deer territory, but it's my first chance at chickens and a veggie garden.

Thanks so much for the suggestions, guys! So far, I'm thinking chick peas, onions, and herbs for pickling.

Nice to meet you! I hope I can meet more people soon. On the fence about beans, but still on the first suggestion. Do they need sticks or wire to climb?

Short of weeding, watering, and planting things for science class, I haven't done much gardening. I haven't truly done anything on my own, but I've been given a chance to start a raised bed veggie box of my own recently. I want something easy to grow that will wind up on the dinner table...