although we're already well into the season, today was the first day i actually remembered to grab my camera and take some pictures of the garden. for the most part we're growing much of what we did last year, with a few additions. so far this is what we have planted:
veggies

1. heirloom tomatoes [3 different varieties]
2. grape tomatoes
3. cherry tomatoes
4. eggplant
5. yellow summer squash
6. zucchini
7. yellow banana peppers
8. sweet red peppers
9. green peppers
10. rhubarb
11. radishes
12. carrots
13. spinach
14. red and green leaf lettuce
15. yellow and green beans
16. wild raspberries
herbs

1. red rubin basil
2. african blue basil
3. valentino basil
4. a fourth type of basil that looks like genovese, but smells sweeter and starts with an "m"?
5. chives
6. italian oregano
7. flat leaf parsley
8. chervil
9. lemon balm
10. spanish, french, and munstead lavender
looking at that list has me feeling quite overwhelmed, although for the most part things have been moving along smoothly. i have some sorrel and rapini seedlings started as well, though i have no idea where i'll put them at this point. but for now i'll just focus on what's been successfully planted and worry about the littler things later.
veggies

1. heirloom tomatoes [3 different varieties]
2. grape tomatoes
3. cherry tomatoes
4. eggplant
5. yellow summer squash
6. zucchini
7. yellow banana peppers
8. sweet red peppers
9. green peppers
10. rhubarb
11. radishes
12. carrots
13. spinach
14. red and green leaf lettuce
15. yellow and green beans
16. wild raspberries
herbs

1. red rubin basil
2. african blue basil
3. valentino basil
4. a fourth type of basil that looks like genovese, but smells sweeter and starts with an "m"?
5. chives
6. italian oregano
7. flat leaf parsley
8. chervil
9. lemon balm
10. spanish, french, and munstead lavender
looking at that list has me feeling quite overwhelmed, although for the most part things have been moving along smoothly. i have some sorrel and rapini seedlings started as well, though i have no idea where i'll put them at this point. but for now i'll just focus on what's been successfully planted and worry about the littler things later.






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