Gardens? What's in the ground for you?

I am horribly late with the garden this year. Just got back from the greenhouse buying started plants....I have been soo lazy this year. I spent a fortune on the stated plants in lieu of getting off my arse and pre-planting. Anyway is there anyone else who is late in the ground this year? I am in Minnesota and Memorial weekend is usually the time I get the plants in the ground.

Plants purchased.

30 big beef tomato
6 cherry tomato
6 grape tomato
6 Roma tomato
6 bell pepper
6 red pepper
6 yellow pepper
12 jalapeños
2 acorn squash

Have not bought the herbs for the deck garden yet.


RTh

Originally posted by Ringtailhunter
I am horribly late with the garden this year. Just got back from the greenhouse buying started plants....I have been soo lazy this year. I spent a fortune on the stated plants in lieu of getting off my arse and pre-planting. Anyway is there anyone else who is late in the ground this year? I am in Minnesota and Memorial weekend is usually the time ...[text shortened]... per
12 jalapeños
2 acorn squash

Have not bought the herbs for the deck garden yet.


RTh

Originally posted by Wildfire
That's quite a collection you've got there. Do you sell the fruits and vegetables that sprout?

Gardening seems like a healthy hobby.

Particularly when seen in light of last night's meal of: (1) small bag of Fritos corn chips, (2) can of sardines in oil, and (3) bottle of blue Gatorade.

Originally posted by Paul Dirac
Gardening seems like a healthy hobby.

Particularly when seen in light of last night's meal of: (1) small bag of Fritos corn chips, (2) can of sardines in oil, and (3) bottle of blue Gatorade.

75 onions
20 yellow squash
potatoes
10 tomato
snow peas
peppers
lettuce
herbs (dill , parsely, chives, basil)

garlic, leeks and onions,
peas and sugar snow peas,
potatoes,
beets, carrots and radishes,
cabbage cauliflower and broccoli,
cucumber, tomatoes and peppers,
beans, green, wax, lima and pole.
3 types of summer squash and 2 types of winter squash
pumpkins and sweet corn
assorted herbs, lettuces and spinach.

Our back garden isn't big enough to grow anything really, but my grand parents used to grow all sorts. Potatoes, peas, tomatoes, radishes, turnips and loganberries. My gran made gallons of wine out of these.
I myself tried growing cannabis plants in my wardrobe once, but they all died off.

Originally posted by kirksey957

20 yellow squash

Originally posted by chessnut57
I've found that the traditional green gatorade compliments fish better than the blue...

Just planting out my sunflowers. My garden is too small and too concrete to grow fruit and veg.

Currently tending it as a butterfly / bee attracting container garden with room for bbq's. Sunflowers just going in to see how high I can grow 'em!