What are you planning on planting this coming spring?

[Warlord]

We will be planting Broccoli, Cauliflower, Cabbage, Onions, Garlic, Sweet Corn, Lettuce, Spinach, Cuc's, Zuchini, Peppers, Hubbard, Spaghetti and Butternut Squash. Not to mention several kinds of Tomatoes(Thinkin of you Plantoneonme fellow Michigander). I'm sure the list will get longer as the year progresses. We will have Spring, Summer and fall crops (Lord willing) and hopefully NO BLIGHTED TOMATOES THIS YEAR !!
We will actualy have a home garden and one out at our 5 acre lot 10 miles to the South. So busy busy I will be.

[macnugget]

I got lots of seeds started and the cabbage is doing great just tranplanted that into bigger pot, leeks are starting well. I also have my winter hydroponic garden and it is doing great http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UUurJsUikbg and I started hatch quail for the 2010 season chickens will be next
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5eXIWev-afo enjoy the short movie of my girl

[redhead5318]

i'm so excited, i started my first batch of seeds a few days ago! Chives, Rosemary and Parsley. once those are going, I will start more herbs, once those are started I will start some tomatoes.

then i have to find a place to put everything on my 10 ft balcony. me thinks lots of baby plants will be given away to friends.

[riskybidnes]

I have started 2 types of broccoli, cauliflower, and celery. They are all doing well so far. I started them indoors about 3 weeks ago. Also just stated 5 different tomatos last Wed.-Paul Robeson, Sungold Select II, Big Rainbow, Green Zebra, and Pink Ponderosa. They are starting to emerge from the starter soil as we speak. It is very exciting, never grew from seeds before, so this is a learning experience unto itself.
After it warms a bit going to do carrots, bush beans(Dragon Toungue), pole beans(?), leaf lettuce, sweet peas, cucumbers, arugala, spinach, squash, watermelon(Moon and Stars), swiss chard(bright lights), andI want to start a strawberry pyramid and a blueberry raised bed. Whew, cant wait till it warms up just a little.
Scott

[MoniDew]

I ordered from Baker's Creek this year. Did not want a repeat of last year's Seeds of Change fiasco!

I got:

Beans

Roma II Bush Bean
Cherokee Trail of Tears Pole Bean

Coles/Crucivores

Early Purple Sprouting Broccoli
Long Island Improved Brussels Sprouts
Blue Curled Scotch Kale

Cukes

Delikatesse Cucumber

Herbs

Basil - Genovese
Thyme
Cilantro
Dill Bouquet
Oregano, Vulgare
Parsley Giant Of Italy
Stevia

Lettuce/Salad

Henderson's Black Seed Lettuce
Lollo Rosso Lettuce
Wild Rocket Arugula
European Mesclun Mix
Rocky Top Lettuce Mix

Peppers

Red Marconi Pepper
King Of The North Pepper

Pumpkins/Squashes/Melons

Rouge Vif D' Etampes Pumpkin
Butternut Rogosa Violina Gioia Squash
Charentais Melon

Tomatoes

Pink Oxheart Tomato
Millionaire Tomato
Principe Borghese Tomato
Paul Robeson Tomato

[MoniDew]

Big day in the garden yesterday! I planted 1 each:
grapes, blueberries, raspberries and a pomegranate, 2 types of asparagus, Ozark strawberries, red potatoes, onions (red and yellow) garlic, shallots, broccoli, Brussels sprouts, kale, several kinds of lettuce, and several varieties of herbs.

Oh, and! transplanted all the warm weather crops into 4X4's to give them growing room.

EXHAUSTED!!!

[vermmy35]

I plan on doing the usual Tomato's and what-not. The biggest thing is I plan on putting 2 more beehives in the backyard this year so that will make 3 in total.

[James]

Lets see theres 3 types of Onions in, 3 colors of Potatoes well up and close to blooming, The beans are a foot high, the corn is up, The peanuts are up. The squHard to say what I'll plant next month , When I get home..ash and watermelons are up. The horse radish is in, the garlic is in.

[LDMT]

This year I will be planting 6 different varieties of tomatoes (yellow pear, yellow taxi, tom thumb (yellow), husky cherry, campari,and better boy), bell peppers, cukes,snow peas, zuchinni and yellow squash, carrots, yukon potatoes, 2 kinds of lettuce, 4 types of basil, rosemary, 2 kinds of thyme, 2 types of dill, cilantro, and lemon verbena. I have french sorrel, chives, english thyme, oregano, garlic, shallots, and yellow onions already up from last year. Strawberries plants are up as well. I'm trying my hand at celery from seed this year, hope to also plant broccoli, cabbage, and collards a bit later in the season. I also have a meyer lemon, murcott, and lime tree all in pots. I really want to add grapes outside but I have no idea how to handle the vining w/o an arbor - there's just no room for one. I'm thinking about blueberries as well. I'm sure I left something out but that's the jist of it. I can't wait to really get out there!