I too have finished my seed orders. Not sure what kind of a garden I will have since most of the varieties are completely new to me.
Bush Beefsteak Toms
King of the North Peppers
Provider green beans
Marketmore 76 cucummbers
Black Zucchini
Baby Pam Pumpkin
Detroit Red short top beets
Tom thumb Lettuce
Ventura Celery
Muscade Carrots
Tendercrisp Celery
Calabrese Green Sprout Broccoli
Henderson Wakefield Cabbage
Ailsa Craig Onion
Stuttgarter Onion
Giant Naples Cauliflower
Walthams Butternut Squash
Table Queen Acorn Squash
Saved Seed
Burbank Tomatoes
Dave's Italian Tomatoes
Delicious Tomatoes
Jersey Giant Tomatoes
Wurley Tomatoes (from a friend)
Paprika Peppers (Thanks Robin) Brussels Sprouts (left over seed)
I have also posted on the sidebar all of my hopeful crops and will attempt to keep a profit and loss sheet running there. Thanks Daphne for the help with the setup.
I did find out that I have 2 plots at the Community Garden so I can get started on planning my planting layout which will include a new raised bed here.
Don't forget to go to Daphne's Dandelions our host for Harvest Monday and see what everyone else is doing in their gardens.
It looks like you are going to have quite the garden this year!!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you got it figured out. I should redo mine this year to reflect what I'm growing. I might. The problem is it is tied into my spreadsheet. The spreadsheet adds up all my categories. If I redo them I have fix them. I usually mess it up the first time but get the bugs worked out over the year.
ReplyDeleteWilderness - you are way ahead of me. I haven't even inventoried my seeds yet!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on the assignment of the two community garden plots! How exciting to have some new garden space to work with. Basil must really love the conditions provided by the Aerogarden. You are obviously have great success with it growing that way.
ReplyDeleteMP I have cut back on different things. I am not growing potatoes or corn this year.
ReplyDeleteDaphne, that is the way my spread sheet works also.
Marcia, inventory wasn't necessary since I am changing all of the seed I am growing this year except the tomato seed and bean seed I saved from last year.
Laura I had the 2 plots last year but one I did was donated to our Lions Club, the other I rented for myself. No one else wanted to work on the one for the club that went to the food pantry so I decided I was only going to do for myself this year then they were saying it might be a lottery who would get the plots but that all changed.
Both pods of basil are up already and also one tomato.
I really need to get busy on my lists and planning. I will need seeds soon, thanks for the reminder!
ReplyDeleteI've got all my spring seeds already between what I already had and a small extra early order. I'll order again later in the spring to make sure I have what I need for fall planting which for me begins with brassicas in July & Aug.
ReplyDeleteSA, I am a list maker. Now if I follow the lists and don't loose them I should be all set. I am still waiting from my order from Fedco.
ReplyDeleteMary, I don't do a fall planting. Season is too short here so have to get all my eggs in a basket at one time.