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...as well as 2 sweet peas (from seed) and 6 climbing morning glories (from seed) in a hanging planter & a row box, an unknown squash plant in a blue bin (volunteer), and 3 more white pumpkin seedlings in a round planter on the deck.
90% of the garden is finished, meaning all purchased seedlings are planted. Only bush beans need to be seeded. Above, in my first in-ground garden, I've got the following:
- 5 Yellow squash plants (from seed)
- 10 Sun flowers (from seed)
- 3 white pumpkins (from seed)
- 1 cilantro seedling & 2 small sungella tomato seedlings that I don't expect to make it (from seed)
- 2 cornflower seedlings (from seed)
- 3 zinnia flowers (from seed)
- 9 corn plants (from seed)
- a flowering grassy plant, overwintered from last year
- 1 Best boy hybrid tomato plant (starter purchased at last weekend's plant sale)
- 1 mortgage lifter tomato (plant sale)
- 1 sungold sweet tomato (plant sale)
- 1 mammoth sunflower (plant sale)
- 1 verde pueblos tomatillos (plant sale)
- 1 Matchbox hot pepper plant (plant sale)
- 1 Early jalapeno hot pepper seedling (plant sale)
- 5 genovese basil plants (plant sale)
- 1 Tall Climbing nasturtium (plant sale)
- 9 white onions (plant sale)
- 1 oregano (plant sale)
Corn seedlings, 5/21/11.
Outside of the garden, the love goes on and on. In the raised "drawer" garden (above): 4 kinds of lettuce, arugula, kale, spinach, and carrots.
Thyme (from Elizabeth's community garden, gifted and planted in a hanging planter)
...as well as 2 sweet peas (from seed) and 6 climbing morning glories (from seed) in a hanging planter & a row box, an unknown squash plant in a blue bin (volunteer), and 3 more white pumpkin seedlings in a round planter on the deck.