What will you plant????  

In our large garden we will plant: Corn, tomatos, onions, cucumbers, beans, radishes, peppers, cabbage, brocolli, pumpkins and cantalopes. In our smaller garden will be a garden full of potatos. We always plant different kinds of each vegetable. We will plant about 20 tomato plants. I will make spaghetti sauce, salsa, stewed tomatos and possibly tomato juice.

i have always wanted to plant corn and tomatoes. That is the two staples I eat more than anything. it would please me to see myself make something out of a seed and feed my family with it. I think the meal would mean that much more to me. Good luck on your planting.

We will be growing tomatoes, onions, basil, lavendar, jalepenos, cilantro, zuccini and some other random things. I love to grow food in my garden. To do my shopping from my own front yard. I get so much enjoyment form it I wonder why more people dont do it. I guess not everyone is amazed by it like me.

We are still discussing if we will bother with a garden this year. I want to have a small one, but my husband doesnt' believe in small. My health, our health, isnt' going to allow us to work like we use to in the dirt. So we may just have a few tomato plants, peppers, onions, maybe some peas or beans. BUt I will cut back big time.
Then again, we may offer the area to someone in exchange for some goodies they grow.
I'm just not sure yet!

I plant basically flowers, such as Petunia,Vinca, and Marigold. I always wanted a vegetable garden just never got around to it. I would like to plant some herbs this year. I already have oregano, and rosemary. I like Thyme so that is my first choice. If decide to plant anything, it's going to be peppers and tomatoes.

We'll plant tomatoes and jalapenos, which we've already started indoors (We live in Michigan).

We'll also do cucumbers, onions, raddishes, carrots.
Maybe corn.

And we'll have quite a bit of flowers as well. . .geraniums, marigolds. . .also already started indoors.

And a few sunflowers.

I usually stick with flowers. They don't require much extra care and I can only use my front yard since my dog pulls up everything new I plant. If it's not new he just digs in it to bury his bones. I usually do plant tomatoes, so will look for a spol to put them on the side of the fence that the dog can't get to.

I wish I´ve more luck with my tomatoes.I always give them water and lots of sunshine,and the only things that happened,is that they die for me.
This year I shall try some other easy plants

We have a ton of various flower garden areas (thanks to the previous owners who kept meticulous gardens) but they had no vegetable gardens. Since I just had back surgery I'm not going to do a veggie garden this year, but I did win this huge gardening basket and within it is a starter tomato plant (I think you grow it inside or outside) and will try that. We definitely have the space for a veggie garden whether small to large so maybe (when I get my little rototiller) I'll try one veggie type this year. From your experience, are tomatoes the easiest to grow? In fact, I'll look that up online today too, you inspired me to not just grow perennial flowers, but some veggies even if it's a small area. I'm thinking you have to fence it in a little (to keep out animals?) to, things like that. I'm a fast learner, just never grew that type of garden before.

This yr we have last yrs strawberries and rubarb coming back and i'll be planting the usual tomatos, cucumbers, hot peppers and green peppers..We'll also be adding snowpeas, maybe green beans, raspberries, blackberries, possibly carrots and I've not decided on what else...I do know though that I will NOT be doing celery again this yr..We tried it last yr and it was just too bitter and tough...