6 tomatoes, 2 peppers, 1 watermelon, 1 cantaloupe, 6 Potatoes (more to do of those), lettuce, spinach, radishes, beets, chard, broccoli,
brussel sprouts, dill, bush beans, zucchini, crookneck yellow squash,
nasturtiums, basil, eggplant, parsley, rosemary, thyme, marjoram, strawberries, plenty of flowers, and hopefully carrots.
14 comments:
Holy Cow! That is quite the garden! I am embarressed to tell you the luck we had with our garden last year...
Ought to be looking good by August!
Awesome. What are nasturtiums? Sounds exotic. We'll both be busy all summer long!
Nasturtiums are a flower. Orange and yellow and red. They are edible. They pickle the seed to make capers. They also have a sort of spicy edible leaf you can put in salads.
Sounds like some good stuff. Now the waiting game:)
Wow! Impressive.
Holy Cow! Stop making all the rest of us look bad :)
WAY impressive. and thanks again for letting us come to dinner. we had a great time with you guys!
We had nasturtiums all growing up. but I never knew they were edible! You learn something new every day, I guess :) Your garden sounds lovely, but I'm am SO JEALOUS!! Someday, someday... :)
Oh my WOW. You go girl. Do I get vegetable gardening credit because something ate the petunias I planted?
Can we come and visit in a couple of months?!
We have been incommunicado in Mesa, but we are now in Peoria and happy to learn that your garden is underway.
D.
Hey! I just noticed that you are reading what I am watching. You will have to tell me how you like it.
Sounds like a mouth-watering summer! Go girl.
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