A garden?

[arcticwolf8]

may be small but going to try again this year....

tomatos 1 early gal,1 big boy
bell pepers 2 big birthas
little marvel peas
cucumbers burpee hybrid II
early scarlet globe radishes
sugar baby watermealons
imperial 45 cantaloupe

[boo]

imperial 45 the name or are you growing 45 cantaloupe?!? That sounds like a wonderful garden. I hope it does well for you.

[arcticwolf8]

it's the name of them wow 45 plants would clasify as farm?
also have garlic and chives

[Bernie]

What no green beans? If I didn't grow green beans my family would disown me. LOL
Lorisa, it sounds like a you have a wonderful garden. I wish I had the space for vine crops, even one of those 45 cantaloupes. I hope all goes well and you have lots and lot to eat and share.
Bernie

[Garden Bear]

I like the sound of your small garden, maybe you could find a small spot for some snap beans


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Garden Bear

[springsprunginmy<3]

Sounds like you have been busy...I hope you get lots of veggies this season

Are you doing the gourds this year ?

[arcticwolf8]

I was thinking about beans maybe next week i can get them
lol i just found a corner of the trailer to plant...........
thats ts that gets grown in with gourds i only do summer squash

[Jake]

sounds like you will have a nice veggie garden. I have never planted veggies myself.

[OSunshine]

I love to grow veggies as part of my landscape.Of course I don't need very much for myself,so,a couple of this and that is usually enough for me and a little to share with the neighbors.
Your garden sounds great.But,you really do need to find just a little spot for those snap beans.
Jake,if you want to grow a beautiful vegatable,get one or two eggplants from your local garden center.I think you will be pleased.

[MrSeedy]

I should at the very least plant a couple of tomatoes this year, but it seems I forget to buy them every year for some reason, even when buying the annuals for my mom's garden every spring. Somewhere along the way, I guess I lost my love for homegrown tomatoes, or I'd not forget to buy the plants most likely? Regarding mellons here, it seems only our hottest summers made them a dependable crop here, while below summer average temperatures here quickly made them a flop for a couple of years. They love heat and consistently so I guess. I decided fifty fifty odds weren"t favorable for me to bother planting them here!!