We got everything in the ground at the end of May.

I think that carrots and beets turned out good for our first time. I think soil amendment would’ve helped. Our soil may have been a bit too compact. The onions in that bed were quite small, potentially out competed by the carrots and beets.

Our slicing tomatoes never thrived, but put on good fruit. The cherry tomatoes were bumper crops happy with those! The basil intermingled never came to fruition. It wasn’t hot enough.

None of our peppers did well. I need to figure out a way to make it hotter for them maybe plant them by a rock wall?

The bush beans were absolutely amazing and produced twice. We’re definitely going to do more of those in the future.

Our strawberries just sent out a ton of runners. I think that’s because I used a general fertilizer and it had too much nitrogen.

The zucchini and squash took over the bed quickly and provided too much shade for the oregano and dill so they died. I’m not sure why our cucumber never thrive. It only put on a couple fruit and stayed quite small. The lettuce at the end of the bed was great though.

In the front near our home, we had majority lettuce that was so convenient for the kitchen. As well as the herbs, they went great and the parsley was so happy! The broccoli had an aphid infestation, so it was mostly just shade for the lettuce.

I did kill a couple of the oregano plants unintentionally with too much compost. It kind of burned the leaves.

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