What did YOU plant this year?

Aside from always tinkering in the flower beds....this year in the vegetable garden, I planted tomatoes (always), carrots, yellow bell peppers, artichokes, basil, cilantro and zucchini.
 
Chives, Rosemary (none of which sprouted
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), basil, Tomatoes, strawberries, about a million and a half flowers (over 100 dollars worth
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), and I am hoping to plant some cherry tomatoes and some squash, and some sunflowers, and and and and...
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So far I have:
sugar snap peas
bush beans
pole beans
spinach
swiss chard
romaine lettuce

I still have to transplant:
cucumbers
tomatoes (salad and Milanos)
jalapenos
basil
parsley

I have more chicken wire to put up to keep the chickens OUT!
 
So far this year besides tons of flowers -

Carrots - None seem to have survived.
Leaf Lettuce - not doing well
All the following is doing great
Green beans
Tomatos ( 3 varities)
Zuc's
Squash
Red and Yellow Bell Pepper
Bananna Pepper
a couple of different types of hot peppers (DH's department)
Watermellon
Pumpkin
Brown Crowder Peas
Purple Hull Peas
Still have 2 rows of peas to plant with Mississippi Silver Crowder Peas. (waiting on seed to arrive)

Wonder if that Dial Soap trick will work with rabbits
I can't keep them out of my garden.
Dial soap also works on mosquito bites. I keep a bar of Dial on my kitchen counter top. If I get bit I just rub the bar of soap over the bite. In just a few minutes the itching stops and in a few hours the bite disappears.
 
This year I planted giant pumpkins, watermelon, corn, cantalope (sp?), honeydew, tomatos, bell pepper, and cucumber. I got my garden ready too late for lettuce and carrots - so those will be the late summer planting.

I also planted a mixed greens variety in the duck/goose enclosure and I will plant some cabbages for the wild rabbits one of these days too. I have a baby bun living in my barn - it is so cute!
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Tomorrow I'm actually gonna harvest my first baby zukes.....I can't believe it. The first year I planted a vegetable garden -- the year I moved to California (1978), we didn't even start the garden until June 1.

What else is growing: cukes, maters, acorn squash, garlic (soon to be harvested), onions, potatoes, lots of lettuces, swiss chard, bush beans., sweet red peppers and one hot (serrano) pepper just for guacamoles, lots of basil, hmmmmm.....that's all I can think of.....oh no, I forgot some: watermelon and cantaloupe. Oh yeah, and artichokes and rhubarb, but those have been in for more than a year now, so maybe they don't count.

How the @#$%^& do you think one person is gonna eat all that? I guess it's good I've got the chickens to clean up all the excess, eh????

Susan
 
I've got beans, peas, cabbages, lettuce, and cukes in the ground. Still a tiny bit early for plants-- but I might put some in tomorrow. This is my first summer in Northern Maine, and I've been told they still get frost in June as late as the full moon, and most of the folks I work with that have lived here all their lives don't have their plants in--- so mine are going to stay on the sunporch for a bit longer!
 
In veg garden i got corn and potatoes.for me


In another garden i got turnips
Sorghum,Proso,foxtailmillet,Cowpeas,mung beans,and wheat. (mostly for chickens and other wildlife. deer, turkey)
 
i planted....
garden 1- corn-blue, green, peaches and cream, candy corn, strawberry and blue popcorn corn

garden 2- letuce, radish, white chinese radish, c. flower, carrots, purple carrots, to many others can't remember off hand.

garden 3-4- about 100 tomatoe and pepper and hot pepper plants many different kinds.

garden 5- watermelon, pumpkins, cantaloups, cukes i think

flower beds.... i've added roses, lilies, iris, annuals for fillers, hostas, alums, jack in the pulpet, trilliums, ginger, tulips, bleeding hearts, pineapple lilies and some other shade garden stuff and odds and ends i got in trades.
 

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