- Swiss Chard – this year, with cool temps and lots of rain, was great for the Swiss chard. We had tons.
- Tomatoes – fortunately, we did not get the late blight until late, and our tomato plans were prolific. We have 4 plants and have harvested more than 190 tomatoes – a lot for 2 people.
- Bok Choy – this was a bit of a gamble for us, but it really paid off – grew great and was delicious.
- Pumpkins – we did not plant them, but let a volunteer seed run wild and got 10 baby pumpkins.
- Green beans – after I planted them, my husband told me that he did not really like green beans. That was a problem, since we had tons of green beans.
How about you? What worked in your garden?
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Thanks for coming by my blog! As a fellow Marylander, I'm very interested in what you're planting and what is working. I'll definitely be following your posts from here on out. :)
ReplyDeleteI want to plant chard next year! After my first year in CSA, I've decided I like the greens enough to grow them.
ReplyDeleteI had good luck with beans this year too, as well as basil, cherry tomatoes, and eggplant.
Did you start your own tomatoes from seed?
Heather - reading is another passion of mine, so I will be a frequent visitor to your blog as well.
ReplyDeleteALM - it is funny - I never had chard before joining a CSA - and now it is one of my favorite vegetables! I did not start my tomatoes from seed, I bought them. I have started from seed before, but don't currently have a good set-up to start seeds indoors.
Later this week, I will be posting about what did not work in the garden.