GARDEN
Garden Update July 2024
Hey fam! 🌱✨ We’re super hyped to give you the lowdown on our 2024 veggie garden adventure. We’ve planted a bunch of awesome veggies and some bomb flowers to keep things thriving and looking cute. Let's dive into what we've got growing!
Culinary Fruits/Veggies We Planted
- Yellow and Red Onions
- Romaine
- Radishes (French and the round ones)
- Green Onions
- Chinese Broccoli
- Dill
- Mom's Mustard Green
- Red/Yellow/Orange Carrots
- Parsnips (successful? Can't tell yet)
- Kale (aphids love these)
- Japanese Radish (bolted right away)
- Cauliflower (nothing to show for these)
- Hmong post-partum herbs
- Blackberries
- Raspberry
- Kaffir Lime Plants
- Bush Beans
- Snow Peas
- Luffa (not successful)
- Okra
- Strawberries (some are producing!)
- Japanese Eggplant
- Green Zucchini
- Gray Zucchini (stunted)
- Ginger
- Potatoes
- Lemongrass
- Thai Eggplant
- Patchwork Peppers
- Habanero Peppers
- Shishito Peppers
- Sweet Bell Peppers
- Turmeric
- Italian Herbs (Mammoth Basil, Rosemary, Oregano, and Thyme)
- Cilantro (succession planting)
- Roma Tomatoes
- Cherokee Purple Tomatoes
- Current Tomatoes
- Black Krim tomatoes
- Cherry Tomatoes
- Grape Tomatoes
- Midnight Roma Tomatoes (from Row7 Seeds)
Flowers/Companion Plants
- Goldy Honey Bear Sunflowers (gorgeousssss)
- Snapdragons (pinks, and creams, and orange--so pretty)
- Basil (Thai basil and Italian basil)
- Zinnias
- Cosmos
- Poppies
- Chrysanthemum marigolds
- Mammoth Sunflowers
- Lavender
- Marigolds
- Borage
- Yarrow (? Honestly, not sure if the seeds are correct haha)
- Calendula
- Sungold Tall Sunflowers (can't tell the difference between this one and the first one, so pretty)
- Bells of Ireland (beware of spikes, super bad germination, won't grow again)
These companion plants aren’t just for show—they're our garden’s besties, keeping pests away and inviting all the good bugs. Plus, they make everything look hella pretty.
Our 2024 garden is a whole vibe. It’s not just about the fresh veggies but also about the dope plant friendships going on. We’re stoked to share our homegrown goodies with you and whip up some fire recipes. Check out our recipes on our socials! 🌿💚🍅
(TEXT BELOW IS AN OLD POST FROM 2022)
Anywho, it's spring 2022 and you know we cook a lot. So, to add even more work to our already hectic lives, we started an herb garden. The majority of the greens are herbs, but we sprinkled in a couple of vegetables. What we have so far: