I've got onions, shallots, and garlic, and parsley on the back row of the vegetable patch. There's a few potato plants too, but they are mostly an experiment.
There's lettuce and spinach in row two - still going very strong. In the next row there's bok choy and swiss chard - amazing that stuff; like the energizer bunny (unless it frosts - no tolerance).
Figs haven't done anything yet - birds eat most of them anyway, so I just count that tree as my giving back to nature.
I have tomatoes and peppers in the ground, but they are babies.
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Date: 2008-03-27 04:30 pm (UTC)There's lettuce and spinach in row two - still going very strong. In the next row there's bok choy and swiss chard - amazing that stuff; like the energizer bunny (unless it frosts - no tolerance).
Figs haven't done anything yet - birds eat most of them anyway, so I just count that tree as my giving back to nature.
I have tomatoes and peppers in the ground, but they are babies.