(Well, for some anyway. Ours will either be waiting until next year or just be quite small.)
What are you growing in your garden this year?
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So far tomatoes, peas, hot peppers, kale and various herbs. Once the big pile of dirt is gone and I can plant the rest of the garden, there will also be pole beans, pie pumpkins, zucchini, and butternut squash. I might be forgetting something.
I have never had a vegetable garden. I was thinking of growing some peas, but I haven't been to look for any yet...Oh, I have also been meaning to start some raspberries.
I'm going to try beans this year.
Hey AKJ, you're welcome to come over and take some raspberry canes, unless there's a particular variety you'd like to grow.
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