Garlic and onions. I was traveling in April/May, so I didn't plant anything else until I got home. I'm in central Arizona, so it's almost too late to plant after early June, but I had to have tomatoes, peppers and cucumbers. They're in, but too young to fruit yet. I wish I had fresh veggies now!
Where did you find the Stevia to plant? I'd love to have some here, do you think they'd grow?
Yesterday I picked a lone tomato at home. Then we went to the church garden and picked zucchini, straight yellow squash, Japanese eggplant, a zillion beans (pulled a back muscle in the process), and various peppers both hot and sweet. We only kept a handful of the beans, a couple squash, a couple eggplant, and some hot peppers. The vast majority of what was there is going to be offered at church this morning for others to pay a free-will offering for (which will help support the garden), or will go to the local shelter the garden supports.
We picked a whole huge basket of the beans before we ran out of time and as my back ran out of steam. I believe someone else will be out picking today. Besides the beans, there're a whole lot of tomatoes that need picking.
We had dinner of home grown spuds, carrots, beets and sugar snap peas-- boy was it good! Also picked about a pint of beans and the last of my spring spinach today. -- I'm trying ot decide if I've reached the end of my peas-- when do you decide to give up on them? They did alright, and still seem to be flowering, but lord, they look awful!
Were still picking blackberries, had our first apples yesterday, zucinni, cucumbers, pole peans, onions, peaches soon, figs are looking good, pole beans are now flowering, and lots of tomatoes.
My garden is in the akward in-between stage. Finishing up the peas. Still have lots of lettuce, and a couple blueberries here and there. Other than that I'm patiently waiting for everything else - tomatoes, peppers, beans, eggplant, squash... Grow, grow! :rainbow-sun