Annual gardening thread

[Jack]

Well we finally got everything planted.

Tomatoes and some eggplant over on the right:



A few peppers



The magnificent herb garden



And these things are at the height of their bloomage



Also planted beans, peas, lettuce, carrots and onions.

How 'bout you guys 'n gals? Let's see those pictures 

[LilCerberus]

Mimosa trees are weeds
But they have pretty flowers, & give lots of shade
everybody else in town can't get rid of them
me, I can't get one started

[Newt]

Second year running: no veg garden.   

But we did expand the berry patches and put in two new black raspberries, two black currants and two blueberry bushes.  Planning to add two peach trees next year.  (Left it a bit late for this spring).  Strawberries, red raspberries, gooseberries and red currants have set a lot of fruit. Now we wait.

But I miss my corn and tomatoes.   

[major jay]

I haven't planted a garden the last couple of years. But this oregano, which I originally planted five years ago, keeps popping back up every year.

[Newt]

Strawberries.

Nom.

That is all.   

[ChaosTheory]

I planted tomatoes, potatoes, beets, radishes, banana peppers, lettuce, broccoli and brussell sprouts. Was able to harvest lettuce & radishes already; the rest grew up really nice but we're overrun with grasshoppers so I don't know how much I'll be able to save...

[Newt]

The strawberries are done: now the raspberries are out to kill me!    Who knew all that mulch (*ahem* horse manure) I have been building up in their bed for the last couple of years would result in an explosion of production?  The gooseberries and redcurrants are not far behind.  Oh dear.

[Trevor]

Winter here so nothing grows in my small garden now. Even if I had to plant zombies, they wouldn't grow either.

[Andrew]

We had good strawberries at 1st, then a lot of wet weather rolled in and we lost a lot to rot.  The blueberries did terrible this year.  The regular garden is coming in fast.  We're already picking squash and zucchini.  The kids are ready to stage a revolt over the zucchini, because of how much we had last year.