What's In Your garden NEPA ? (Riverside: live in, fences, moving)

[Riverside4ever]

I did away with all veggies , Just flowers in our gardens , a few blooms are starting .

what are you folks growing ?

[nkotb]

Tomatoes, peppers, squash, sugersnap peas, lettuce. I also grow daylillies for fun and profit !!! I have hundreds !!

[WatsonWest]

Tomatoes (including 6 different kinds of heirloom), peppers (bell, chicken heart & relleno), zucchini, cucumbers, lettuce (red curly, romaine, buttercrunch & iceberg), along with the flowers & decorative plants that I have all over!

[poconoproud]

No veggies for me either, this year.. Lots of hosta, my mums are already blooming nicely, petunias, clematis, columbine, day lillies up the wazoo, and portulaca.

[SadRahne]

Three different kinds of tomatoes. We make so much sauce at the end of the season that it's a 3 person team and several weeks worth of work. There's enough sauce to get by until we plant next season. Even giving some away.
Also, romaine lettuce, cucumbers, peas, broccoli, cauliflower, onions, several types of peppers, carrots and beets. This is the first year we've been successful with broccoli and cauliflower. Every other time we tried to grow them, the heads would never grow. We didn't know if it was bum soil or the deer got there first. Has anyone else had this problem?
We also have a peach tree and grape vines galore, so we preserve them. The property is lined with raspberries, blackberries and strawberries. My son is too anxious to can those though, so we make them into pies and desserts.
Moving on to herbs: thyme, dill, oregano, sweet and Italian basil, cilantro, parsley, lemon balm and mint.
Especially in this economy, if you have the land space and time to care for your plants, gardening can be very rewarding.

[Riverside4ever]

Originally Posted by SadRahne

Three different kinds of tomatoes. We make so much sauce at the end of the season that it's a 3 person team and several weeks worth of work. There's enough sauce to get by until we plant next season. Even giving some away.
Also, romaine lettuce, cucumbers, peas, broccoli, cauliflower, onions, several types of peppers, carrots and beets. This is the first year we've been successful with broccoli and cauliflower. Every other time we tried to grow them, the heads would never grow. We didn't know if it was bum soil or the deer got there first. Has anyone else had this problem?
We also have a peach tree and grape vines galore, so we preserve them. The property is lined with raspberries, blackberries and strawberries. My son is too anxious to can those though, so we make them into pies and desserts.
Moving on to herbs: thyme, dill, oregano, sweet and Italian basil, cilantro, parsley, lemon balm and mint.
Especially in this economy, if you have the land space and time to care for your plants, gardening can be very rewarding.

Sounds awesome , I had no luck last year with veggies , So this yr Just a slew of flowers , I'm going to try some veggies again next year

[pothole1]

tomato, green pepper, green onions, green beans, zuccini, cucumber and japanese eggplant.

[BLUEDIAMOND64]

LOL, currently we do not have a garden because the neighbors keep feeding the deer. Fences are not an option either.

[Riverside4ever]

Originally Posted by BLUEDIAMOND64

LOL, currently we do not have a garden because the neighbors keep feeding the deer. Fences are not an option either.

Ahhh You live in a Community ?

[BLUEDIAMOND64]

Originally Posted by Riverside4ever

Ahhh You live in a Community ?

No, Riverside, not a Community a Commune!! That is why I am getting out!!!!