Gardeners, what are you planting this year?

[Fire Me Boy!]

We've been in our home a bit over two years now and are finally tackling some of our garden areas.

Last year, we planted some sage, oregano, and rosemary... the rosemary really took off, and I think the sage and oregano will do fine.

This year, we've added a couple blueberry and raspberry bushes. In a couple stone planters (because they wouldn't survive the harsh winters of Alabama), I've got a new Meyer lemon tree and I'll be adding a Kaffir lime tree next week.

The wife wants to add some strawberries in the back, and this fall I'll add some bay laurel and probably some garlic.

I'm also trying to decide if I want to remove the solo fig tree (I think they're kinda ugly) or add another one (I do like me some fresh figs, but they're not self pollinating).

Home gardeners, what's on your to-do list?

[loochy]

Originally Posted by Fire Me Boy!

Hmmm. I always thought to get a burning AIDS tree you'd just set a regular AIDS tree on fire. I had no idea there was such a varietal as a burning AIDS tree.

You CAN do that, but if you plant the burning variety is much more flammable. Try putting some dry unmixed miracle gro on the flames to enhance the burning aids effect.

[Dartgod]

Originally Posted by KC_Lee

Couple of years ago I had a jalapeno plant in a pot next to a Thai chilli pepper plant in a pot. They cross polinated each other and I got red jalapenos. Interesting to say the least.

Jalapenos will turn red.

[Fire Me Boy!]

Originally Posted by loochy

You CAN do that, but if you plant the burning variety is much more flammable. Try putting some dry unmixed miracle gro on the flames to enhance the burning aids effect.

, rep to you, sir.

[tooge]

I put in 120 onion sets Saturday, along with several rows of bush beans.

Already got four blueberries, and added two more Saturday.
Already have blackberries and raspberries, and grapes
Already have garlic and chives
Will plant maters, jalapenos, okra, tomatillos, and some zuchini

[Ace Gunner]

booby flowers

[Fire Me Boy!]

Originally Posted by Buzz_TinBalls

booby flowers

Are those flowers shaped like them, or the actual things? Because you may be on to something.

[loochy]

i plant some Brandon Flowers

[Skyy God]

Patio tomatoes and basil so far. Should be great for caprese and paninis.

[ChiefsLV]

Planted the following this year:
Zuchinni - stuffed zuchinni yum
Beets
Radishes
Eggplant
Artichoke plants
Lettuce varieties
Cilantro
Tomatoes
Sunflowers
Basil
Lemon balm for tea
Chives
Oregano
Mint in its own pot
Multiple varieties of sage
Parsley
Lemon grass
Also have the following trees in the yard:
Pomegranate
Fig
Nectarine
Valencia orange

My understanding was that aids trees started out as HIV saplings and progressed from there.

[BlackHelicopters]

Originally Posted by Fire Me Boy!

Hmmm. I always thought to get a burning AIDS tree you'd just set a regular AIDS tree on fire. I had no idea there was such a varietal as a burning AIDS tree.

I , too, am perplexed at this new revelation.

[BlackHelicopters]

Gonna try sum punkins this here year.

[Richard_Cuckold]

Huh? Don't you have a woman to do that stuff?

Anyways, I live in a apartment complex, so the Mexxican landscapers take care of all of that stuff.

[tooge]

Originally Posted by Richard_Cuckold

Huh? Don't you have a woman to do that stuff?

Anyways, I live in a apartment complex, so the Mexxican landscapers take care of all of that stuff.

I'm not surprised by this

[BlackHelicopters]

Originally Posted by Richard_Cuckold

Huh? Don't you have a woman to do that stuff?

Anyways, I live in a apartment complex, so the Mexxican landscapers take care of all of that stuff.

Asking for it mods..................

[Just Passin' By]

I'm going to finish adding some berry bushes. I've got about another 3 blackberry to plant, and I might have to replace 1-2 blueberry bushes from last year. I'll be adding another 2 cherry bushes, as well.

After that, it's going to be a full slate of herbs, tomatoes, zucchini, eggplant and the like. I keep going back and forth on grapes, so I'm still not sure if I'll add them this year.