Vegetable Garden

It's still kinda cold over here for gardening. Some years ago I planted cabbage and spinach and had huge green worms in it so I kinda got this ugly feeling in my stomach, definitely no cabbage and spinach in my garden. As soon as the weather warms up my first step is to rake the lawn of the debri from snow, put my ornaments back up, solar lights etc. etc. Have some bulbs in my garage for planting, will put those in and then veggie garden in the backyard. Mostly tomatoes and green pepper. Will see how it goes this year and then work on more maybe starting next year. You're correct home grown tastes better.

Too early yet to plant anything here. More than likely tomatoes, cucumbers, zucchini, pole beans, okra, kohlrabi, radishes are all that come to mind at the minute. We go crazy every year and keep expanding our garden nearly every year!

I wish I had room for one but I am very lucky...I have tons of friends who have big gardens and like to share! Good luck with yours!

I lived in the city where land space is so limited that having a garden is not possible. Back to my childhood hometown,i enjoy planting vegetables. I like tomatoes,i like the red color when it's ripe and it's so fun harvesting the fruits of it. We also plant squash,and i am always excited to see how it becomes bigger and bigger everyday. I missed those days

yes planting is a interesting thing.I don't plant now,since I have not field.But when I am a child I always plant some unripe-eating plants,such as wild sugarcane,strawberry,tomatoes and so on.I also like plant some kinds of fruit trees,there are fifties plum trees that I plante in my hometown.

hi bretay, I grow vegetables in my garden,also some flowers. It's not very big, so i just plant some kind. Balsam pear grow not very well actually, many bugs above them and a lot of pulps and leaves have been eated. And i'm planning on cabbages and pomelo, maybe the pests will destroy them, i want to have a chance to try. I rarely sprinkle pesticide, it's not good for health, so it seems that planting good products is diffcult for me.

Last year we spent almost $300 putting in a garden with buying boards to go around, more cages, the plants, the seeds, soil and mulch. There is no way we can afford that for this new house. So far I've pulled 2 strawberry plants from the other house as well as some onion bulbs I had planted last year. I am planning on buying 2 tomato plants, 2 bell pepper plants and a packet of snow peas.... I would love to have more, but affordability is an issue. I would love to give cucumbers a try...and pumpkins....and watermelons. I would also like to plant potatoes...and just might cut one up out our bag in the house and plant the eyes of it anyway and see what happens there. Marsha

I planted sweet potatoes because there is no need to attend to it once you have planted it already,I surrounded it with cassava for fence and just the same it just grows by itself.