Too many. I had to remove plants from a large holding bed and don't have new beds to put them in as it has been too cool & wet or hot & wet here all summer to make new beds. And just where will I put a long bed for lilies, daylilies and mums/asters? More will be potted up when we redo the driveway this fall but those will go back into the same beds. Other plants are being removed as beds are reconfigured due to construction of a new deck late last fall. Visitors took home 6 plants today and I have more to give away or sell this fall.

:)Haha! Yes, the schedule has two seasons for most veggies. Squash should start well now and grow fine until it freezes. When I figure out how to post pictures or other files (CSV,Excel,GIF) I will post it for everyone's perusal and suggested additions and deletions! I figured those with direct experiece would be the best to ask!

just put in an agave celsii, desert milkweed and a couple of salvia greggii. I'm probably also going to move some of my potted aloe (I THINK I have about 6 little aloe ferox in pots - that's what the tag said anyway!) and some of my columnar cacti into the ground now that it's not one million degrees. I'm waiting for the arrival of my bare-root Arizona Cypress - but I think they're going into pots for the first year. I threw some collected desert marigold and globe mallow into the ground and tossed a little water at them. . . we'll see if anything happens - if nothing else, I've provided some yummy seeds for the ants. Like others on the thread, I also have to space out my plant purchases as I'd rather not have my car repo'd just because I couldn't pass up a fall plant sale! So I'm hoping to put in an Ironwood, desert willow and maybe a couple of others in December. Now if I can just get all my relatives to give me nursery gift certificates for Christmas. . . .

I am "winter sowing" things now. I have a bunch of milk jugs sitting in the bed where I harvested the carrots. They are sheltered from wind and dogs for now. I have a couple dozen more things to sow this way if I can come up with enough containers. I haven't decided if I want to do tomatoes that way this year or not. Bur if I do, it will be in March. I have onions and potatoes I need to plant. Let's face it I have TOO MANY seeds and they all need to get started! Having a panic attack here. Sigh.