
Saturday, February 21, 2009
Winter Garden Before n' After

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Tomatoes | 659 | Strawberries | 345 |
Green Beans | 360 | |
Potatoes | 124 | |
Cucumbers | 55 | |
Onions | 43 | |
Lettuce | 34 | |
Lemons | 34 | |
Limes | 36 | |
Carrots | 29 | |
Green Peppers | 19 | |
Zucchini | 16 | |
Spinach | 12 | |
Broccoli | 10 | |
Celery | 6 | |
Basil | 4 | |
Kale | 4 | |
Tangerines | 1 | |
Navel Oranges | 1 | |
Watermelons | 2 | |
Cantelopes | 1 |
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That looks wonderful. I wish I had an outdoor garden like that.
ReplyDeleteVery nice winter veggies! You can grow tons of stuff in the winter where you live. I wonder how long it will be before you start converting some of that lawn to veggies. ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks for following along with my blog.
thanks for following me, i did the same....i just posted about my trip to a garden display this morning, i will be posting more later
ReplyDeleteWow, your garden is looking great! I can't wait for all the snow to be gone in mine. I am planning to plant potatoes this year and wondered how well they grow in containers like you have done???? I bought "potato Bags" from Gardener Supply and am anxious to try them. I like not having to hill them up but I haven't grown them before.
ReplyDelete-Heather