How many of you mylotters have a garden?

Unfortunately I don't have the garden at this moment. I am living in an appartment, so it's not possible for us to have a garden. I wish I could have it one day. I like planting. If I had a garden, I would plant the fruits, vegetables and herbs.

I planted my garden with the following vegetables: string bean which is now in full bloom and had already given me some peso; cucumber; eggplant; squash; okra; ampalaya or bitter gourd; saluyot and pechay and sweet potato. I also planted pineapple and malunggay or horse raddish. I like stewed fresh vegetable and salad.

I have a garden, but it consist of roses, gladiolas, a lemon tree, and plants that are seasonal.

We have a garden. However, this year it hasn't done to well due to the on-going draught conditions in our city. Our garden has squash, zucchini, tomatoes (3 types) , green peppers, jalepno peppers, and cucumbers. We have had a lot of squash, zucchini, and cucumbers, but the tomatos have not done well at all.

No, but I would love one, we have just recently moved and are not organised as yet. But very soon hopefully I can start one, I would to grow most things. All the stuff that we do eat anyway...Fresh vegetables are so nice..

We have a garden, we have green peppers, tomatoes, cucumbers, and sweet corn. I like to pickle the cucumbers and the sweet corn I can live of off. We have a huge garden just for corn I think my family lives off that stuff for awhile. We like to grill it out on the grill. We are in need of rain to, last few nights we get a few storms and a small amount of rain, but every little bit helps. How do you make your own salsa?

Your discussion reminds me of my mother who is away at home(I stay very far away from home) and just loves kitchen gardening. We have almost all the vegetables we get in a particular season. We have lots of mango trees, lemon and other fruits also. Here, in my place, I keep mostly evergreen plants and little bit of onion and an exotic edible leaves in pots.

I have had gardens almost every year of my life since I was a teenager (I did not have one in the Army or a couple years when I was moving around a lot). But now I do try to have gardens. The weather up here in western "Taxachussetts" was bad this spring and that along with my MRSA (a resistant kind of bacteria on my legs) kept me from planting as early as I wanted to. I have some egg plants coming along and the beans are budding up. some of the corn is about 4 & 1/2 foot tall, the pumpkins, I do not think that I will get any because they are only about 2 foot across (the plants) and have not blossoms yet. I should start getting tomatoes within 2 to 3 weeks. Not a good year for the garden this year up here. It sounds like you are doing everything right, Do you do organic or do you fertilize with chemicals?

Well I am finally getting eggplants from my garden. The tomatoes are getting larger and should be ready to pick within a week or so. The peppers have blossoms but no fruits forming yet and my corn is tasseling up nicely, hopefully within a week of so I should be eating fresh corn off of the cob. The green beans took a beating during the last rainstorm and are now getting plenty of blossoms (who knows maybe some beans in the bushes that I have not seen).The squash and pumpkins have not started to flower yet so I may not get any but there is always next year for them. I may try to grow asparagus next year as well as strawberries (I will get a lot of organic materials in the ground where I wish them to grow)

Hi gramskaren! In our garden, we grow all sorts of plants such as eggplants, chilis, citrus fruits,jackfruits and some ornamental plants and flowering plants. Just like you, we're not having much rain lately that's why we're watering them alot. Have a nice day!