What kind of vegetables do you grow? What kinds of vegetables do you have surrounded by your garden and...
What kinds of vegetables do you have surrounded by your garden and where do you live?
I currently have tomatoes, pepper, cucumbers, radishes, carrots, onions, and a bunch of herbs, but I'm other looking for new ideas for plants that are smooth to grow. I live in a suburb of Chicago, so the climate here is mostly moderate.
I live in Maine and grow,cucumbers,carrots,broccolli,caulifl... 3 kind,green beans purple beans,peppers,red cababge,green cabbage,summer squash,pumpkins,sweet corn,4 kinds winter squash,zuchinni,watermelon,swiss chard,beets,onions,peas.
I love gardening and it is a great hobby and once you grow it you knwo where on earth it camr from and what was sprayed on the food.
I live within southern Arizona and have been expanding my garden for former times four years. The better we get at this, the more we grow and we are having fun.
We own tomatoes, pole and bush beans, snow peas, spinach, cabbage, beets, turnips,sweet corn, butternut squash., cucumbers and Spanish onions. We have them all growing contained by various stages of growth for successive harvests.
Although peas are a cool-weather vegetable, I own had success growing my peas within hanging containers in the shade contained by the northside of our house. The peas are weighed down with the growing fruit. We pluck the peas when they are set. I tell my other gardening friends about this trick and they say-so "Wow, what a neat idea!"
We own sweet corn growing in a small patch with pole beans and squash and give the name that our Indian Garden. All three vegetables grow great together, the corn providing much-needed shade for the beans and squash.
We also use all-organic fertilizers, utilizing coffee grounds for added nitrogen (corn loves that), egg shells and carrot peels directly added to the top soil.
One thing I have to learn the hard track is that here in the desert vegetables can get by near less than the ideal six hours of sun. The warmness can get so intense here that vegetables will wilt when it gets hotter than 90F over a term of a few days.
I'm in the Cleveland area, (sorta alike climate), don't have the carrots and radishes, but own the rest. Also planted some zucchini, eggplant, lettuce, and pole beans. With all the rain we've have, the gardens doing just fine. Hoping yours is also bountiful. Yellow Squash, zucchini (delicious grilled), tomatoes, cucumbers, also fresh herbs, a couple of pumpkins, eggplant.
I love the summer, nearby is nothing better than fresh vegetables!
Lots!! actually i love gardening!
-mint (grows soo in good health and smells soo good)
- cucumbers (Japanese variety cuz it tastes better)
-tomatoes (regular and cherry)
- parsely
- basil
-rosemary
- pumpkins (mini)
squash
Gardening is alot of fun and i love food! the stuff you grow other tastes soo much better than the grocery store stuff. Good luck with ur gardening its other worthwhile in the end! hope i help?? <><
I like 'Heirloom' tomatoes. I enjoy a friend that starts the seeds for me. You can google heirloom tomato and find many sites to put up for sale the seeds. zucchini cantaloupe water melon broccoli cauliflower green beans peas pumpkins eggplant pepper
I live in southern Colorado and I grow:
Tomato
Eggplant
Cabbage
Garlic
Onions
Broccoli
Zucchini
Cucumber
Radish
Green pepper
Tabasco peppers
Answers: I'm in Joliet, IL. I hold 6 tomato plants(4 of them are growing in Straw bales this year as an experiment). I also have 2 Italian Roasting Pepper plants, 2 Jalipeno Pepper plants, 2 Red Sweet Pepper, 2 Green Sweet Pepper and 2 Yellow Sweet Pepper plants and 3 bush -style Cucumber plants. My garden is raise by RR ties(about 6-8 inches) and small-about 6ft x 6ft only. I have a boss that owns 4 horses and I get about 5 garbage can loads of dry horse nourishment and I tilled this in and also started my own compost pile this year with only about composted leaf and grass clippings from ultimate year & the horse manure from this year. It seems to be darken up real nice. Hope this helps you. Where are you from? Oh, and I hold some wild fresh Mint plants that had only about over ran my garden the finishing two years that I thinned down to just a small patch and it is under control.
I grow potatoes, and I live in Australia.