Corn | 1/4 pound | Seneca Snowshoe | $5.79 |
1/4 pound | Argent | $4.59 | |
Melons | pkt | Ambrosia | $2.99 |
pkt | Earli-Dew | $2.99 | |
pkt | Bush Jubilee | $0.99 | |
Squash | pkt | Black Beauty Zucchini | $0.99 |
Eggplants | pkt | Long Purple | $1.69 |
Peas | 1 pound | Early Frosty | $4.99 |
Spinach | 1 oz | Melody Hybrid | |
Tomatoes | pkt | San Marzano | |
Nasturtium | 1/2 oz | Whirly Bird | $5.99 |
Marigolds | pkt | Spry Boy | $1.99 |
Turnips | pkt | Purple Top White Globe | $0.99 |
Beets | pkt | Baby Ball | $2.79 |
Pole Beans | 2 oz | King of the Garden | $1.99 |
From Lowes I already bought Ferry-Morse Oregano, Sweet Basil, and Plain or Single Parsley. I've started some indoors under my new grow light. Perhaps I'll be able to harvest some before the outdoor garden even gets started and freeze it in ice cube trays with a little water or oil for use in spaghetti sauce later. I've seen recommendations of 2 Tbsp olive oil to 1 cup of herbs. I'll grow some of these herbs in the garden too.
Edit 3/4/2010: I changed my mind about the varieties of Spinach and Tomatoes, and decided to add Pole Beans to the garden. The edits have been added to the table above.
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