INVENTORY, What's in your Vegetable Garden?

[digitS']

I forgot the spuds!

I'll go back and edit in the potatoes and the half dozen kale plants but there will be lots more things as we get past our last frost. And, more varieties added of what is already sown.

I'm not sure if I'm going to continue with an inventory - I could turn into a nervous wreck! There are always things I forget to plant every year just like there are seeds I forget to order! Both of these experiences is terribly frustrating for me :/. I suppose I could put down a list of what I "intend" to plant and refer back to it frequently so that I don't miss anything. Still, I'm doing the succession plantings as usual and I'd have to refer back for months & months! Ack! Gardening is supposed to be more spontaneous than that!

Steve

 

[Gardening with Rabbits]

Now that I look over my list with hubby, I'm insane! lmao

 

[vfem]

Thanks yet again, because I forgot the Yukon gold and Russet potatoes!

And here I am thinking I need a few more peppers and another 10x10 feet of garden to add on to what I got for next year. Someone stop me!!!

I wish we could all get together in our own community garden, we'd all have the most amazing variety of plants in the world. And we'd have to have weekly garden meals we all prepare together. We'd all leave 100% off of our own gardens and animals, I just know it.

 

[canesisters]

TEG Commune! Great idea.
... now... how do we get all the various growing conditions into one place??? hummm... Marshall will have to work on that.

 

[897tgigvib]

I vote for most of us getting a zone 8, but make a south corner have a zone good for Cacao and Coffee, and we'll need a north corner that has a good zone 4.

This is gonna have to be a huge commune!

:rainbow-sun

 

[bj taylor]

I think we could feed a lot of people from this one garden.

one of my tomatoes has set the first baby mater. whoo hoo

 

[Stubbornhillfarm]

What incredible vast gardens you all have!! I am a little envious!

This past weekend I was able to put in

Red Acer Beets
Peas
Summer Crisp Lettuce
Romane Lettuce
Yukon Potatoes
and
Emu Spinach

Thats all for now. I will have to wait until the weather/soil gets a bit warmer for the rest.

 

[joz]

PLANTS that are up and producing, or nearly so

Tomatoes:
Paul Robeson
Dagma's Perfection
Isis Candy
Marianna's Peace
Green Zebra

Potatoes:
Yukon Gold
French Fingerling

Garlic - Creole Burgundy

Peas - Sugar Snap

Herbs and Companions:
Flat Leaf Parsley
Texas Tarragon
Thyme
Oregano
True Peppermint
Cuban Mojito Mint
Salvia - Purple
Monarda - Jacob Cline

Volunteer Elderberry


SEEDS that haven't quite sprouted yet or have been eaten by slugs, dammit

Squash:
Spaghetti
Butternut
Yellow Zucch
One more I can't remember

Cucumbers:
Marketmore
White Wonder

Peppers:
Jalapeno
Red Peter
King of the North
Fred's

Okra - Clemson Spineless

Herbs and Companions:
Basil - Genovese
Chives - Garlic
Borage

 

[Gardening with Rabbits]

What I have so far outside that is blooming, getting ready to bloom, producing or might produce this year are:
Flowers:
Hollyhocks
Coneflowers
Daisy
Roses
Forgot to add these flowers:
Delphiniums
Foxgloves
Lupine
Maximilian sunflower
Lilac
Tulips
Iris
Asters
Butterfly bush, I think is alive
Bleeding heart, not sure it is alive after transplanting it.

Just bought:
Valerian
Joe Pye
Peony

Trees and bushes:
Native plum
Nanking cherry bushes
Stella cherry tree
Elderberry
Pixie Crunch apple
Sundance apple
Two walnut

Small fruit:
Raspberries
Blackberries
Strawberries with 40 new 1 year old Fort Laramie just planted.
Rhubarb

Herbs:
Cilantro
Sage
Thyme
Chives
Bee balm
Oregano
Lavendar
Comfrey
Mint, chocolate, apple, spearmint, peppermint, pineapple, orange, candy cane and summer lemonade

Vegetables:
Asparagus.
Purple Majesty potatoes
Little Marvel peas
Kale several kinds
Cabbage
Turnips
Arugula
Spinach
Lettuce several kinds
Mustard
Collards
Swiss Chard
Ailsa Craig onions a few with more to plant
Garlic

 

[MontyJ]

What's actually in the garden? Not much yet. A few varieties of lettuce, sugar snap peas, snow peas, red pontiac and kennebec potatoes. That's it. I won't put anything else out until mid-late May. The hoop house is a different story though