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April 26, 2012
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jwky0816 Garrison, KYUnited States
Wednesday May 2, 2012 | 10:20 PM
Grow a large variety of vegetables, green, beans, herb to eat and can for the winter. I use manure and try to use orgainic pesticide if no other alternative. I enjoy picking some fresh vegetable through the summer and fall season. It's a body & mind enjoyment.
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beachsigh Gainesville, FLUnited States
Monday April 30, 2012 | 9:35 PM
4/8/2012 I started my first Garden, a hydroponics system. Today I have all the lettuces we can eat. Other veggies are on the way. I call it my "PUBLIX" in my back yard. I'm so excited as this complements my clean eating. /Users/SHERI/Music/iTunes/iTunes Music/Pictures/iPhoto Library/Masters/2012/04/16/20120416-221031/101_0223.JPG
BeeBabbles Connersville, INUnited States
Monday April 30, 2012 | 3:59 PM
We have a small space, but do have some veggies planted. We will be planting more as the season progresses. There is nothing like a tomato from the garden.
mamma2four Stuarts Draft, VAUnited States
Monday April 30, 2012 | 12:07 AM
I just joined a community garden and I am hoping to have lots of fresh fruits and veggies soon.
roxtar Summerville, SCUnited States
Thursday April 26, 2012 | 7:56 PM
I have attempted to grow my own veggies, but the squirrels get them before I do. They are very cute though and watching our very small local squirrels try to drag a full size tomato up a tree backwards makes up for their thievery. I have learned they won't touch my herbs or my jalepenos, so I grow those and get the rest from my local farmers markets, a weekly veggie/fruit box from a CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) project, and from the supermarket.
shuddec Santa Rosa, CAUnited States
Thursday April 26, 2012 | 11:38 AM
Yes, we have a large backyard and have placed 7 raised beds for growing veggies. Plus two additional raised beds in another section of our yard. Here are what we grow every year - Zucchini Assorted other summer squash Winter squash Assorted tomatoes - usually 6-8 plants, varying sizes of fruit Cucumbers - usually lemon since we love them and they are $$'s in the store Kale Swiss Chard Lettuces Herbs Onions, garlic Strawberries The occasional unique veggie I see in the nursery or plant store. Apples Figs I garden with my mother, who is 83 and lives next door to us. Plus I share one of the raised beds with the young girls ( 6 & 8 yrs) who live next door.
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