\nBasil
\nChives
\nParsley
\nCilantro
\nTarragon
\nRosemary
\nOregano
\nMarjoram
\nThyme
\nSage<\/p>\n
Vegetables Fruit<\/strong> Barbara at Tigers and Strawberries says that the most important thing a gardener needs is a journal. That is one of the reasons for this blog. I am going to try to write down when I plant and when I … Continue reading
\n<\/strong>Tomatoes – in the ground for about one month, ate one cherry!
\nCabbages – since mid-winter, need to be pulled. They did not do well.
\nCelery – going to seed already
\nChard – always grows well here
\nBroccoli – just leaf sprouts leftover from harvested plants
\nCollards – flowering, feeding the leaves to chickens
\nPurple kale – same as above
\nAsparagus – not doing as well as I had hoped, replant new variety?
\nGreen beans – bush, we have been eating them for about a week
\nCucumbers – growing up an old ladder, first fruit 2 weeks ago
\nOnions – spanish, interspersed with the beans
\nPotatoes – some are flowering
\nBeets – some almost ready to harvest
\nCarrots – planted seeds, no sign of them yet
\nPeppers – seedlings, trying them against south wall for heat
\nSquash – three varieties, from seed, transplanted in ground last week<\/p>\n
\nStrawberries – about done
\nRaspberries – some blooms
\nBlackberries – about the same
\nBlueberries – a little fruit, need to dig up and pot, need more acid
\nPeach tree – tiny, one peach this year
\nCherry (Suriname, I think) – about one foot tall
\nFig – one foot tall
\nAvocado – growing well, no fruit yet
\nSatsuma – great crop early this year
\nLemon – tree looks scraggly, might replant
\nLime – beautiful tree, good fruit
\nPomegranate – about 5 foot tall, no fruit yet<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<\/a>