(before and after)
Last night we were asked what we planted in our garden. I said it would be easier to say what we didn't plant. Then I got to thinking and decided to make a list of what is growing on this little patch of land.
Serano Peppers
Sweet Peppers
Tokyo Long White Bunching Onions
Red Onions
Super Sweet Onions
Garlic
French Mesclun Salad Mixture which includes these lettuce types:
Blonde de Paris, Freckles, Madrilene, Merveille de Quartre Saisons,
Rouge d’Hiver, Sucrene.
Also Greens which include:
Chervil curl;ed, Corn Salad Verte de Cambri, Endive, Grosse Pancaliere,
Scarole Ronde Verte Coeur Plein & Seven Top.
Also Spinach Types: Geant d’ Hiver, Monstruex de Viroflay & Bloomsdale Long Standing
Also Swiss Chard: Lucullus & Rainbow mix.
Missouri Wonder Pole Bean
Oregon Sugar Pod Peas
Catskill Brussels Sprouts
Tall Top Early Wonder Beet
Costata Romanesco Summer Squash (Zucchini)
Carrot Cosmic Purple
Carrot Atomic Red
Carrot Little Finger
Straightneck Yellow Squash
Artichoke Purpleof Romagna
Kentucky Wonder Beans
Broccoli Calabrese Green Sprouting
Cabbage Mammoth Red Rock & Brunswick
Champion Radish & Giant of Sicily
Sugar Snap Peas
Watermelon
Pie Pumpkin
Sweet Corn Gotta Have It
Tennessee Sweet Potato Squash
Table Queen Squash
Melon Petit Gris de Rennes
Chinese White Winter Radish
Yellow Pear Toamtoes
Buckbees New Fifty Day Tomato
Tomato Riesentrace Gaint bunches of Grapes
Henderson’s Pink Ponderosa Tomato
Acorn Squash
Cucumbers
Missouri Spaghetti Squash
Basil
Sage
Chives
Thyme
Rosemary
Oregano
Tarragon
Red Potatoes
Blue Berries
Raspberries
Strawberries
Sunflowers
Apple S/D Red Delicious #3
Sweet Peppers
Tokyo Long White Bunching Onions
Red Onions
Super Sweet Onions
Garlic
French Mesclun Salad Mixture which includes these lettuce types:
Blonde de Paris, Freckles, Madrilene, Merveille de Quartre Saisons,
Rouge d’Hiver, Sucrene.
Also Greens which include:
Chervil curl;ed, Corn Salad Verte de Cambri, Endive, Grosse Pancaliere,
Scarole Ronde Verte Coeur Plein & Seven Top.
Also Spinach Types: Geant d’ Hiver, Monstruex de Viroflay & Bloomsdale Long Standing
Also Swiss Chard: Lucullus & Rainbow mix.
Missouri Wonder Pole Bean
Oregon Sugar Pod Peas
Catskill Brussels Sprouts
Tall Top Early Wonder Beet
Costata Romanesco Summer Squash (Zucchini)
Carrot Cosmic Purple
Carrot Atomic Red
Carrot Little Finger
Straightneck Yellow Squash
Artichoke Purpleof Romagna
Kentucky Wonder Beans
Broccoli Calabrese Green Sprouting
Cabbage Mammoth Red Rock & Brunswick
Champion Radish & Giant of Sicily
Sugar Snap Peas
Watermelon
Pie Pumpkin
Sweet Corn Gotta Have It
Tennessee Sweet Potato Squash
Table Queen Squash
Melon Petit Gris de Rennes
Chinese White Winter Radish
Yellow Pear Toamtoes
Buckbees New Fifty Day Tomato
Tomato Riesentrace Gaint bunches of Grapes
Henderson’s Pink Ponderosa Tomato
Acorn Squash
Cucumbers
Missouri Spaghetti Squash
Basil
Sage
Chives
Thyme
Rosemary
Oregano
Tarragon
Red Potatoes
Blue Berries
Raspberries
Strawberries
Sunflowers
Apple S/D Red Delicious #3
Pear Tree
Table Grapes
Nasturtiums
Table Grapes
Nasturtiums
Gojo Berries
Non Edibles
Morning Glory
Hydrangea Doublicious
Wisteria Purple Caroline
Wintergreen Boxwood
Double Pink Althea
Bleeding Heart
Holly
Lavandin
Sedum Vera Jameson, spectabile Neon, John Creech Sedum & Dragon’s Blood
Hen & Chicks
Irises
Tulips,
Hyacinth
Crocus
Pink Naked Ladies
Liriope
Lambs Ear
Privet Hedges
Geranium 'Rozanne'
Daffodils
Soft Maple in the front yard
1 comment:
We called them Pink Naked Ladies when I was a kid living on the farm in Southern Iowa. People kept saying they were surprise lilies, but I still call them naked ladies. You have such a wonderful garden. You must be exhausted but very pleased.
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