What's In Your Herb / Vege Garden?

[Phoney]

I dont have any pics, nor do I have a whole lot of room in my backyard, so most of these I have to grow in pots, but I think I make the best with what ive got. Here's my list:


Corriander
Sweet Basil
Thai Basil
Oregeno
Thyme
Italian Parsley
Buk Choy
Cherry Tomatoes - currently ripening
Grape Tomatoes
Continental Cucumbers - currently flowering
Rocket
Lettuce
Chives
Garlic Chives
Dill
Birdseye Chilli's - currently flowering
Habanero's
Jalapeno's
Mint


...next

 

[warra48]

Green Beans
Broad Beans
Parsley
Chives
Silverbeet
Carrots
Leeks
Sweet Corn
Bok Choy

 

[zebba]

herbs:
- thyme
- rosemary
- chives
- italian parsley
- regular parsley
- lemon grass
- marjoram
- oregano
- taragon
- sage
- mint
- basil and coriander to be planted in the next week or two

vegies
- spring onion
- english spinach
- garlic
- habaneros

fruit (sif leave that out)
- passionfruit (nelly kelly) (x2)
- white grape
- red grape
- lemon (x2)
- tahitian lime
- kaffir lime
- orange
- strawberries

I wish I had room for more...

 

[Fents]

Beans - two types cant remember what they are
2 x 3 year old capsicums, think it will be their last year
Spring Onions
Tomato
Dill
Mint
Lettuce
Garlic

mines the samllest vege garden you've ever seen and only gets about 4 hours of sunlight a day so it does pretty well for what it is

all mulched with spent grain too, dosnt look to shabby at all.

 

[Kleiny]

Carrots
Parsnip
Brown Onions
Beetroot
Baby Beetroot
Peas
Potatoes
Corn
Soon to be tomatoes
Corriander
Garlic

 

[Phoney]

Does anyone else suffer the same problems as I do at this time of year with large tomatoes? (Roma, Kotlas etc) ie: little white butterflies or moths lay fat green grubs inside the fruit and spoil 50% of your harvest. They seem to disappear around December, and they seem to avoid cherry tomatoes for some reason (perhaps because they ripen too quickly). Any ideas?

 

[raven19]

Carrots
Parsnips
Brocolli
Zuchinni
Snow Peas
Green Peas
Chillis

Parsley
Mint
Coriander

(& Hops!)

 

[Airgead]

Lets see...

Vegies -
Potatoes (2 varieties - cranberry red and simpatica)
Beans (4 varieties)
Salad greens (4 types of lettuce, amaranth, rocket, kale, silverbeet and a couple of others)
Chinese Veg (wombok, pak choi)
Tomatoes (7 types)
Beetroot (3 types)
Capsicum
Chilli (5 types)
Cabbage (red and normal)
Rhubarb

Herbs -
Coriander
Rosemary
Thyme
Sage
Mint
Lemon Balm
Garlic Chive
Chive
Sorrel
Bay
Tarragon
Lemon thyme
Lemon grass
Oregano
Basil

Fruits -
Passionfruit
Strawberries (3 types)
Lemons
Blood Orange
Tahitian Lime
Kaffir Lime
Citron
Peach
Nectarine
Apricot (2 types)
Plum
Almond
Quince
Apple (2 types)
Crab Apple

I think that's it.

Cheers
Dave

P.S - tomato grubs: I find the fruit fly a bigger problem than the green grubs (white cabbage moth I think they are). Mostly because the buggers are too busy chewing through my cabbages to bother with the toms.

 

[schooey]

I love me herbs, and I reckon anyone paying $2+ a bunch for ***** wilted stock at Woolies has rocks in their head when they are so easy to grow...

Sweet Basil
Thai Basil
Purple Basil
Oregano - too much
Mint
Coriander
Sage
Thyme
Lemon Thyme
Chives
Garlic Chives
Marjoram
Dill
Curry Plant
Tarragon
Rocket

Grosse Lisse Tomatoes
Black Russian Tomatoes
Cherry Tomatoes
Radishes
Carrots
Half a wine barrel of Mixed Salad leaves
Passionfruit Vine
and some Chinook and Hallertau

 

[Tony]

I love me herbs, and I reckon anyone paying $2+ a bunch for ***** wilted stock at Woolies has rocks in their head when they are so easy to grow...

Oh here here!

I grow the Marjoram as it goes nuts in the winter when the basil wont grow and use it in my spag bol recipe as a substiture........ works well.

Miniture Basil
Sweet basil
Purple basil
Thyme
Marjoram
Oregano
A massive rosmary plant that is taking over. Ive had it for years and it moved house with us
Golden Sage

Tomatoes:

Toms Yellow Wonder (giant yellow ones) x 2
Ox Heart (giean red ones) x 2
Roma x 2
Purple Cheroke x 2

Chillis:

7 Pot
Bhut Jalokia
Devil tongue
Fatali
Big Jim
Hot Lemon
Faria (tobago Scotch Bonnet)
Chocolate Hab F1
Douglah (oooooooo scary )
Maules
Golden nugget
Jalapino
Ancho Poblano
Trinidad Hot Cherry
Espelette Basque
Thai sun
Thai Hot
Thai Super Hot


I also have a comquat tree that has been cut right back and re potted to start again. It wasnt heathy.

cheers

 

[zebba]

I'm soooooo jealous of that chilli collection Tony

 

[Ducatiboy stu]

spuds
corn
massive parsly bush
carrots
letuce
capsicums

Soon...

Pumpkins
rockmelons
squash
as many old style Tomatoes as I can get my hands on

Weeds... h34r:



I have 30 Acres, a dam full of water and a small vegie garden.....damn I need help.... :unsure:

 

[Tony]

I have a couple Ox hearts and purple cherokee's ready to plant if your going to be down this way again soon mate.

 

[brettprevans]

you be making harissa tony qwihth all those chillies.


my vegi/herb/fruit garden is in the planning stage now that we';ve moved house.

minimum of 4 fruit trees.
hopefully a 10m x 2m vegi plot. or more if we can squeeze it in
at least a 4m x 2m herb garden + potted herbs.
hops somewhere

 

[Katherine]

Marjarom
Vietnamese Mint
Chocolate Mint
Lemon Verbena

 

[chappo1970]

I love my veggie patch. Reckon we have 1/3rd the green grocers bill but more importantly have gained 1000x taste and flavour.

Herbies
Sweet Basil
Thai Basil
Purple Basil
Oregano
Mint - Weed!!!!
Coriander
Thyme
Lemon Thyme
Chives
Shallots
Garlic Chives
Garllic
Marjoram
Dill
Curry Plant
Rocket

Veg
Tomatos Tom Thumbs
Tomatos Roma
Tomatos Surprise
Sweet potato
Potato
Pumpkin Jap
Pumpkin Qld Blue
Pumpkin Butternut
Pak Choy
Bok Choy
Onions Brown
Onions White
6 x Various Lettuce
Brocolli (nearly finished)
Button Squash
Corn
Sugar Snaps
Snow Peas
Corn

Fruit
Chillies (Large Thai sorry Tony I need to learn about these beauties)
Chillies Birdseye
Chillies Bell Pepper
Watermelon "Big Red"
Watermelon "Sugar Babies"
Passion Fruit (yellow and purple)
Peaches (1st crop this year)
Advocado Hass
Mulberry trees (black)
Pasimon (Sp.)
Fig
Bush Lime
Aust native finger Lime (Beautiful fruit get one if you don't have one fruit looks like a hand)
Bush Lemon
Orange Navel
Mango's (Bowen of course)
Lychee (Golden Orb)
Gooseburies (Kiwi Fruit)
Paw Paw (Hate 'em but Mum and Dad chew thru them)
Grapes (white)
Monsteria Delicious (Big fruit coming on now)
Bananna's Lady finger
Mandarine tree

I think that's it?

Chap Chap

Edit: Forgot tomatos

 

[The Big Burper]

Does anyone else suffer the same problems as I do at this time of year with large tomatoes? (Roma, Kotlas etc) ie: little white butterflies or moths lay fat green grubs inside the fruit and spoil 50% of your harvest. They seem to disappear around December, and they seem to avoid cherry tomatoes for some reason (perhaps because they ripen too quickly). Any ideas?

That be heliothis, usually bores down the stem end. I use one of those "Yard Guard"
bug zappers to control them, and any other night flying nasties.





cheers

BB

 

[The Big Burper]

Iv'e just been reading up on the moth, evidently it can sniff out plants that
are suitable for a bit of ovipositor action.

Corn,tomatoes, tobacco, geraniums etc etc are all affected by this pest.

So I reckon mask the smell with a good spray of the old molasses spray


Molasses Spray
Dissolve one tablespoon of molasses into a litre of warm water.
Add one teaspoon of Sunlight dish washing liquid or other pure liquid soap

Spray regularly over the leaves of all plants attacked by caterpillars and other chewing pests. Caterpillars would rather starve than eat leaves sprayed with this mixture. It has also been used with success by some gardeners as a possum repellent and for the treatment of soil affected by root knot nematodes by doubling the concentration of molasses.


cheers
BB

 

[Mantis]

Got some herbs in pots doing great:
2 types of thyme
2 types of oragano
2 types of mint
Dill
Rosemary
Sage

Vege Garden
Lots of potatoes, Deseries, Kiphlers, Russets, Nicolas
Asparagus
Spring onions
White onions
Broad Beans
Carrots
Silver Beet
Beetroot
Celery
purple and green Brocolli


Oh and these puppies. My Greenhouse full of tomatoes
The greenhouse jungle. Tomatoes growing in selfwatering tubs and hydroponics


Cherokee Purples setting fruit like crazy


Gregoris Altai is a big pink and very early type


Juanne Flammee is a golf ball sized orange tomato that has a tart taste and is great on crackers with bitey cheese


I loves me maters :icon_cheers:

 

[Tony]

Damn PNG......... my tommies are only 6 inches tall but growing fast.

The recent cold weather has pressed the pause button on everything.

warming up agin now though.

Looking great Mantis

cheers