Anyone doing a spring garden

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16 tomato plants

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Never been a fan of tomatoes
Also addding zucchini and hot peppers

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Tomatoes are the whole point of a warm weather garden, IMHO. Zucchini and peppers taste the same whether I buy em at the farmer's market or pick in yard. Tomatoes, on the other hand, are always superior from the back yard.

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I'll add that homegrown cucumbers and canteloupes are far superior to anything I buy in the store. So much sweeter when fresh from the garden.

I'll have:

Tomatoes
Cucumbers
Canteloupe
Jalepenos
Green bells
Okra

i always wanted to do a garden, but I have some vicious squirrels that's the size of my son outside.

I "had" a nice fig tree....."had"

Foreground to back: Cabbage, lettuce, rocket, kale, spinach, parsley, onions, Brussels sprouts, broccoli, tomatoes (too small to see) and hops (too small to see)




4 apsaragus ...asparagi? I just harvested the second crop for dinner tonight so it looks bare.





Tomatoes, cilantro and some hops at the end.



Thyme, cilantro...

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Tomatoes(5 kinds). Eggplant, cantaloupe , bell pepper, habanero , cayenne, Carolina reaper just for fun. And something my wife picked out called Shishito pepper.

Nice

I thought Brussel sprouts were for a fall garden

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I thought Brussel sprouts were for a fall garden

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They have been in the ground since fall. It has several small sprouts right now and I'm hoping before it gets hot they will mature.

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I have some vicious squirrels that's the size of my son outside.

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Get a yard cat. No more squirrel problem.

Herbs, I grow year round. What's growing depends on season. My cilantro is getting ready to go to seed, I just put in some additional thyme. I have greek oregano, italian oregano, chives and mint (both year round), six bay trees (as a hedge around the AC compressor), three big rosemary bushes, bronze fennel, dill, parsley, and green onions. I grow sage, but it's really too wet to grow it for more than a few months.

Herbs are some of the easiest crops. You just have to pay attention to local conditions and not follow gardening advice intended for cooler or drier climates.

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About 1200 acres of rice

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8,284 gallons
(my estimate of how much gravy is needed)



I try to keep thing growing year around..

Been picking for the last few months
Cabbage
Romaine lettuce
Carrots
Beets
Green onions

Plenty of Romaine and carrots left to harvest in the next few weeks.

Planted a few tomato's a few weeks ago - Early Girls.

Do most of my spring planting good Friday - Traditions

Will be planting
Tomato's
Snap beans
Bell pepper
Banana pepper
Tabasco and Jalapeno peppers
Cucumber - slicing and pickling type
Eggplant
Yellow squash


always have plenty of herbs as well

Cilantro and parsley about going to seed

Rosemary and Tarragon plants have become bushes.