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Tracy27's Pre-Spring Vegetable Garden garden

Garden Type: Vegetable | Sun: Full Sun | Soil: Don't Know

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I have a patio garden consisting mostly of Earthboxes. This winter, I’m growing celery, Oregon sugar snap peas, spinach, arugula, and leeks. I’ve already harvested a cauliflower I grew earlier.

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Plantings

Carrot 'Chantenay Red Cored'

Daucus carota subsp. sativus

Sown on 16 Mar 08 Carrots! Why not grow 'em? We'll see how it g...
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Arugula

Eruca sativa

Sown on 14 Mar 08 Arugula is delicious. It's become my favorite ...
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Tomato 'Italian Roma'

Solanum lycopersicum

Sown on 29 Feb 08 Roma tomatoes work well in my Earthboxes - look...
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Lemongrass

Cymbopogon citratus

Sown in Jan 2008
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Peas, Sugar Snap, Oregon Sugar (High Climb)

Pisum sativum

Sugar snap peas are my favorite growing variety...
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Sage 'Golden'

Salvia officinalis

I read that it was good for tea, and that's all...
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Leek, Allium an peloprasum HB

Allium ampeloprasum
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Spinach, Tyee F1 Savoyed Leaf

Spinacia oleracea

This is a popular organic variety, long-lasting...
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Celery 'Utah Jumbo'

Apium graveolens

First time growing celery.
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Mache

Valerianella locusta

I grew mache (also known as lamb's lettuce or c...
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Comments

themissiah wrote:
I see you’re growing Lemongrass. Has it been pretty easy? We are growing some this season, but I’ve never grown it before.

Posted on 18 Feb 08 (about 1 years ago)
Tracy27 wrote:
You know, this is my first stab at it too, and to be honest, it’s still in the nursery container. I hear it’s pretty easy – likes well-drained, sandy, moist soil – but it’s a little fussy about temperature; can’t take a freeze and prefers partial sun.

Posted on 18 Feb 08 (about 1 years ago)
themissiah wrote:
Yeah. That’s pretty much what I read. Looks like yours is doing great so far. We’ll see how the Southeastern temperatures treat it.

Posted on 19 Feb 08 (about 1 years ago)