Hi

Beautiful veggies! Your first garden was a success, very productive.

I would like to know the varieties that you planted and that blue flower is gorgeous!

Silvia

Thanks Silvia!

Here is a list of varieties, starting from the top pic.

1. Green Macerata Cauliflower

2. Flying Saucers Morning Glory

3. Beets, the red one is Bull's Blood, and the one closest to the lens is Crapaudine.

4. Crosby's Egyptian Beet and Golden Beet.

5. Bloody Butcher Tomatoes (Red), Morning Sun Tomatoes (yellow grape), Cheese Pepper (sweet), Delikatesse Cucumbers (green), Crystal Apple cucumber, and I don't remember what the larger yellow toms are.

6. Red Cheese Peppers.

7. Morning Sun Tomatoes

8. Golden Marconi Peppers

9. Either Boston Pickling or Delikatesse cucumbers, Swiss Chard (Oriole Orange, Vulcan Chard (Red), and some sort of Yellow chard (don't recall the name). Bloody Butcher tomato and Crystal Apple cucumbers.

Thanks for the info

Here are some of mine

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And my morning glory growing with tomatoes and black lima beans. Next time I will grow your morning glory. :o)

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Silvia

Garden porn. Gotta love it.

Have you noticed that homegrown produce is prettier than store bought stuff? Prettier, tastes better, healthier.

Nice looking results CB! You sure you haven't done this before??

What a great variety of things you both grow.

Silvia, beautiful veggies, I love all the different sized tomatoes.

Thanks mauirose, I'm still trying to figure out how in the world I grew something that I could eat, it's still surreal.

Gorgeous! Simply gorgeous. And really impressive for a beginner. Now, what are you going to do for an encore?

Really nice veggies. I had a great first year too, then the darn bugs discovered me. May they never find your garden :-)

Your beets are awesome. I have never been able to get them to grow, but I'm trying again this year. My dad interplants beets with mustard greens and his come up nicely in the shade of the greens. It began by mistake. He forgot where he planted the beets and planted the greens right over them. When we harvested the greens, there they were just as happy as you please. Happy Gardening!
April

You are a beginner gardener??? Your produce looks like it was grown by a veteran-very very nice. In fact, I'm drooling!! In addition, you've made me anxious to get in the garden already even though that is 4-5 months away for us here in Wisconsin!

Here is a link that might be useful: Vegetable Gardens