Apples. Pears. Strawberries. Raspberries. Blackberries. French beans. Runner beans (been awful this year probably due to drought like conditions) courgettes. Tomatoes. All currently available.
Onions. Potatoes. Cabbages. Brussels. Lettuce. Spinach. Rhubarb and gooseberries hopefully for the winter months.
I've made that much jam and preseves this year I've no room to store any more and I've enough pies. Pastries and cakes stored in freezers i won't buy anything probably for best part of next year.
With pricing and availability the way it is, makes sense to utilise your garden 😀
@Picklebobble2 we did that in our last house as it had a massive garden with many fruit trees. My runner beans look healthy but have hardly had any beans too. As you say the drought like conditions. I've got a large pot of rhubarb but cant pick it the first year. Nice too to eat your own produce.
@meggie Yes that's the problem. It probably doesn't pay as well as my current job and I'm getting older. Maybe just a full-time hobby is good enough lol
ive got green onions, beets, summer squash, zuchinni. yellow wax beans, swiss chard, luffa, stevia, parsley, bell peppers, radishes, tomatoes, basil and cinnamon basil (cucumbers got bugs so i pulled them out and had spring garlic and romaine lettuce earlier)
Peaches, plums and white mulberries around the house, white and red acorns I've been making bread with. I finished an aquaponics garden I'm planting next spring.
@samueltyler2 I have tried wicking buckets and they work pretty good. I built them out of 5 gal buckets. I have grown pepper plants and cucumbers in them.
@Adrift we grew tomatoes, but really decided it was more work than it was worth. we have no water source on our balconies, so we have to lug water buckets out.
Lots of varieties of peppers and tomatoes, squash, cucumbers, okra, blueberries, blackberries, and then I have a couple of persimmon trees that are still developing along with a peach and a plum.
I have a lemon tree, and imperial mandarin tree and 2 lime frees. Plus a passionfruit vine. You call it lazy ass. I call it low maintainance😷 P.S I forget the laurel (bay leaf) tree..
I have some potted tomatoes and a cucumber plant, and some mysterious melons that just popped up on their own. The garden just kind of planted itself this year because I wasnt feeling it.
Impressive! In an above ground box we have basal, mint, rosemary, and tomatoes that grow and make it. We've tried berries and cucumbers unsuccessfully. The plant grows but doesn't bear full grown anything.