What are you planting in your Garden

[kuntrygirl]

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I want to try pumpkins for the chickens.

 

[spiritdance]

Some of everything

Seriously, though, I got carried away and bought WAAAAY too many seeds. Any suggestions for the best way to preserve them for next season?

 

[Steve_of_sandspoultry]

We have stuff growing from last fall's garden - spinach, mustard, kale, collards, turnips

Last weekend we planted - peas, more spinach (seed), cauliflower, broccoli, 3 kinds of lettuce and napa cabbage (plants) - we will plant more as spring goes on.

for the main garden

swiss chard
beets
turnips
tomatoes
peppers
bok choy
egg plant
summer squash
winter squash
crenshaw melons
cucumbers

There's more but all I can think of off the top of my head.

Steve

 

[ChikeeMomma]

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We just keep them in the same envelope they came in. We keep the envelopes in a paper bag in the pole barn cupboards. Haven't had any issues with doing that. We always have some leftover to use for the next year.

 

[jennifersmith326]

in our early garden, we just planted broccoli, spinach, collard greens, radishes, green onions, and yellow onions.

 

[ChikeeMomma]

We'll grow:

Broccoli
cabbage
onions
lettuce
snow peas
tomatoes -- lots for canning
green peppers
jalapeno peppers
hungarian peppers
green beans
cukes
winter squash of some type
zucchini
sweet potatoes
watermelon
corn -- never grows that well for us
pie pumpkins
carving pumpkins
gourds
strawberries -- planted a new patch last year

Can't wait to get started! We'll probably plant the broccoli, lettuce, onions, cabbage, snow peas, and onions in April. The rest gets planted at the end of May.

 

[vfem]

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ANyways, I've already started my planting, but I'm a bit behind on starting my indoor planting (peppers/tomatoes/perennial seeds).

Outside I already have:
Spinach
Carrots
Cabbage
Peas
Brussel Sprouts
Onions
Garlic
Potatoes

To be added over time:
Green Beans
Black Beans (for drying)
Thai Chilies
Banana Peppers
Zuchini
Summer Squash
Pannie Squash
Several heirloom varieties of tomatoes
Sweet peppers
Pickling cucumbers
salad cucumbers
watermelon
sprite melon

I could go on and on, but we are yet to put in the new 50' x 20' bed that is already lined out... but not tilled. So I don't want to plan more then I end up having room for.

 

[Mare]

I already have my tomatoes and peppers coming up indoors.

In the garden this year will be:

tomatoes
peppers
green beans
garlic
corn
pumpkins
lettuce
peas

 

[BookWorm243]

Sounds like everyone is ready for spring! I know I am, lol. I found some celery seeds

Would it be best to start them inside or just start them outside?

 

[old geezer]

iam lucky that i live in an area of dairy farms and veg farms ,,, so my planting is somewhat limited .there is only 2 of us in the empty nest
corn------no ,i get a bakers bag of 65 for 10 bucks
potatoes--no ,again i get a 50 lb bag of kenneabeks for $6. 50 right off the farm
tomatoes---o-boy---19 plants----- 1 cherry --6 hunts---6 roma and 6 i just can't remember---name is out in the work shop--but real 6 cauliflower------------6
easternball head cabbage----12
eggplant-------------6
peppers 12---green belll-----------6 red bell------6 italian tuscanny
onions -----about 150
garlic-------maybe 50 cloves
basil ----12.............sage 6........thyme 6-------dill 1/2 packet seed
ruttabaga/turnip------thined out to 24
parsnips-----harvest last years as needed and put in another seed pack
geen beans thinned to about 100 plants----yellow beans to maybe 50---and 6 trellis of fava beans
sweet peas and carrots---love them , but still way too cheap to buy fresh off the stand 1/3 mile away at my farmer friendsbutternut squash ----6 hills
acorn squash bush type about 4 to 6 plant
straight neck yellow squash----18 plants-----wife an i will steam up a few when they come in for lunch with some s/p an butter
cukes---i grow on an arbor about 36 plants of the boston pickleing style,,,,

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...no tiller---i dig by hand ,my exersize.

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