I planted more
@innocents_lost (1026)
Canada
May 28, 2012 9:05am CST
Okay so I did some more work in my garden last night and planted:
Chard
Spinach
Radishes
Pumpkin
Watermelon
Squash
Egg plant
Coliflower
This is ontop of what I planted last week:
Lettuce
Carrots
Onion
Peas
Beans
Cucumber
Strawberries
Tomatoes
Peppers
Brusel sprouts
Cabbage
Bok choy
And my herbs planters have a number of different herbs such and parsley, thyme, basil, dill etc
Does anyone have any other sugestions on what to plant?
I don't need corn and potatoes as I have source for getting them for free but I think I have almost everythingplantednow but still have room for a few more rows if anyone has some suggestions
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@peavey (16936)
• United States
28 May 12
Wow. You're going to have quite the garden! I can't think of much to add to it unless it would be broccoli, or did I miss that?
I wish I had room to plant that much of a variety, but I don't, so I stick to the basics like tomatoes, corn and squash, besides the salad things like lettuce and radishes. I planted okra but it's not up yet, pumpkin, a few beans and I have some garlic and a couple of potatoes that I stuck in the ground because they were getting old.
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@innocents_lost (1026)
• Canada
28 May 12
Oh I would not trade it for the world I love it so much
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@innocents_lost (1026)
• Canada
28 May 12
I have not planted broccoli or garlic yet I should look into that for the spots I still have left to plant in
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@911Ricki (13588)
• Canada
28 May 12
I think Ill skip making my garden and go to your house.
I cant think of anything, else normally I make a list of what I normally eat and its very small number, and list.
Im going today to get the raised gardens from Canadian Tire if they have them and the plants as well.
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@innocents_lost (1026)
• Canada
28 May 12
LOL yeah I always have extra veggies as it is I have been giving away all kinds of rubbarb and asparagus because I have so much extra lol
I'm going to look into preserving alot of it this year to help save some cost over the winter as well next year I'm thinking of getting some fruit trees as well :p
Yea I went to the grocery store and just wondered the produce section making a list of things I willnormally buy and eat and started from there on what to plant then made a list of what my animals eat and added that to the list
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@911Ricki (13588)
• Canada
28 May 12
I was actually trying to find ways to preserve them as well to save money over winter. Im not sure how to keep them without them spoiling. I donnt have a cellar either but my basement is cool but I dont think cool enough. I was going to grow spinach, elttuce, carrots, tomatoes, cucumbers, celery, zucchini, red onions, and possible some fruit. I have tried growing strawberries in the past but didnt work. I do love sweet potatoes but dont think I have enough room.
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@innocents_lost (1026)
• Canada
28 May 12
Just hit up the farmers feild right after they harvest the potatoes they leave so many right out in the feild we usuallyget several baskets of them and keep them in the celler
I think I will piklethe cucumbers and freeze some of the veggies and fruit but still looking into some other ways to preserve the stuff
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@babystar1 (4233)
• United States
28 May 12
what about cantaloupe rubbarb blackberries blueberries strawberries these are my favorites....
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@innocents_lost (1026)
• Canada
29 May 12
We have rubarb and straw berries already and blackberries and blue barrier grow wild around here so no point in growing them plus they tent to take over very quickly
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@salonga (27775)
• Philippines
6 Jul 12
You planted a lot and I could not think of anymore veggies to suggest. I just have to wait till all you planted grow and ready for harvesting. Then when that time comes I'd visit your garden to ask some. I'm sure there would be a lot and you would be kind enough to share as much as you can.
@marguicha (222976)
• Chile
4 Jun 12
It seems there´s nothing to add
. You must have a big piece of land. WWhere I live, that amount of land would not be called a garden but maybe a park or a field. Last Summer I plantes some beans, tomatoe, peppers and kale. In Winter I plant radiches, arugule, lettuce, carrots and kale again. I also plant some leeks, garlic and green onions. But everything has to be in small amounts.
. You must have a big piece of land. WWhere I live, that amount of land would not be called a garden but maybe a park or a field. Last Summer I plantes some beans, tomatoe, peppers and kale. In Winter I plant radiches, arugule, lettuce, carrots and kale again. I also plant some leeks, garlic and green onions. But everything has to be in small amounts.@innocents_lost (1026)
• Canada
4 Jun 12
We can't plant anything in winter it would be under 6 feet of snow some times lol way to cold I have about 150 feet by 20 foot garden its a really good size which is nice can't wait for it to be ready to eat gotta start weeding this week though
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