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Ha - I'm just making my list too! I want to do a seed order this week and I've been drooling over the seed savers catalog.
So far, I've already planted (some overwintered):
garlic (planted in the fall)
various greens - kale, spinach, lettuces - everything I had leftover
sugar snap peas - though they still haven't emerged so they might be duds (they were left over seeds)
collards
broccoli
cauliflower
flat leaf italian parsley
cilantro
I also have a perrenial herb patch with mint, oregano and chives.
I KNOW I will grow:
Tomatoes:
Polish Linguisa
Amish Paste
Sun Gold cherries
some slicer....
lots more greens
beans
zucchini
pie pumpkins
winter squash
pickling cukes
onions
green onions
leeks
I'll try carrots again but they never do well (to darn many rocks - even in my raised beds )
Oh some other stuff. lol Just need to decide on varieties!
Oh and I want to get my raspberry patch in this spring. DH has been giving me a hard time about it so I guess I have to dig it! (he doesn't want to dig lol)
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Sounds good! I decided on varieties by ordering the most cold-hardy and proven varieties offered by a local seed company. If they can grow it, I can grow it. I like simple and supporting local...it's all organic seed too. I really have no idea what I'm doing as far as gardening, to top it all off.
4 different tomatoes (can't remember them all but several are roma, cherry, etc)
3 different thymes - lemon scent, varigated, garden
basil
bell peppers - green, red, orange, yellow (wanted purple but couldn't find any)
banana peppers
cilantro
onion chives
garlic chives
shallots
flat leaf or italian parsley
garden sage
bronze leaf fennel
eggplant
strawberries
hot peppers (away from the others to prevent cross pollination, they are jalapeno and tabasco)
tarragon
greek oregano
italian oregano
nasturtium
lemon grass
New Zealand climbing spinach
Bush variety cucumbers (instead of climbing
dill
straight neck summer squash
zuchinni
watermelon -allsweet and Moons and stars
artichoke
rhubarb
In containers:
2 christmas rosemary plants
1 prostrate rosemary plant
3 lavendar
spearmint ( I have another of these to put in another pot from last year)
peppermint
applemint
chocolatemint
We've never grown climbing spinach, artichoke or rhubarb before, so this should be interesting.
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Roma tomatoes
brandy wine tomatoes
cherry tomatoes
2 different kinds of cukes
sugar snap peas
green beans
onions
red onions
eggplant
summer squash
zuchinni
butternut squash
strawberries
Hopefully we will also get our raspberries started.
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The 4 big girls will be planiting in there new 3x3 ft square foot gardens...
black dye sunflower
short stuff sunflower
black poppy flower
sugar pumpkin
dragon tongue bean
purple podded pole beans
dark purple opal basil
chinese chives mix
tonda di parigi carrots
shin kuroda 5 inch carrots
cosmic purple carrots
wonderberry
ground cherry
giant gooseberries
red wonder wild strawberries
pink oxheart tomato
black cherry tomato
Tom Thumb lettuce
Little Gem lettuce
rainbow chard
purple pepper
redcrest cosmos
snap dragon
viola black
pansy mix
harlequin marigold
Mexican Sour Gherkin cucumber
Japanese Climbing
Tall Telephone Pea
Alaskan pea
speckled lettuce
We'll have a 2x4 ft bed of just flowers in the front yard. And we will plant more tomatoes, greens, and squash in the existing cinderblock raised bed we started last year. I hope to sprinkle some wildflower mixes out on the side of our fence and start a couple dwarf apple trees in self watering containers.
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red onions
3 kinds of carrots
spinach
watermelons
eggplants
strawberries
broccoli
We also planted a sunflower house for the kids and will be planting a string bean Tee pee.
I've also been planting chammomile, lavender, thyme, basil, cilantro, and lots of flowers.
We just put in blueberries, peach tree, apple trees, and a pecan, but they all have alot of growing to do.
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I have finished my herb garden for this summer, as of Earth Day
It has:
rosemary (established last year)
oregano
thyme
sage (huge - established last year)
parsley
basil
lavender
mint (plan to move this to containers, though)
chives
cilantro
I got stared a little late this year and am still planting stuff.
So far I have
basil
Roma Tomatoes
Cherry Tomatoes
white sweet corn
yellow sweet corn
watermelon
cantaloupe
zucchinni
birdhouse gourds
Chinese red bean
leaf lettuce
red beans
cucumbers
luffa
okra
sunflowers
chives
Rosemary
ginger
peppermint
lemon grass
sage
morning glories
marigolds
calendula
pumpkins
eggplants
green bell peppers
green onions
sweet potatoes
2 strawflower plants
and the stuff in Aidan's fairy garden
I'm planning to plant green beans tomorrow.
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Haven't got much time this year for growing food but so far we've got a ton of basil, 1 cherry tomato, 1 aubergine and some potatoes.
I'm concentrating on more on making a wildlife garden
(they were left over seeds)
(to darn many rocks - even in my raised beds 
)
I like simple and supporting local...it's all organic seed too. I really have no idea what I'm doing as far as gardening, to top it all off. 
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