Garden update!

So I am finally getting around to naming everyone so lets start with my moms salsa garden (which is a great example of how a shaded area can affect growth!) 

Front row: dill (untagged pepper) ancho/poblano (I *think*) mariachi pepper (untagged) garden salsa pepper cilantro 

Back row: big Zac terenzo big Zac 

Middle row: tomatillo x2 (one is tiny outher HUGE from same flat too) 

The zucchini really are taking off! I should have plenty of relish by the end of the year (will be time too! I'm missing it!) 

My herb/windowbox 

Back row: catnip lemongrass x 2 pineapple sage stevia 

Front row: lemon balm sage boxwood basil lemon verigated thyme creeping thyme 

Middle row: patchouli tomatillo Egyptian walking onion oregano tomatillo parsley and garlic (grown as chives) 

The coarsican mint is taking to its new home *very* well! Far better then last years (that was from another store) 

And here's the goji that's growing with it (I plan on atleast protecting them come winter) 

My lettuces I've been told the green will form heads and the red I know are lead varieties 

The citronella loving its new home! 

My sand-based rooting experiment and while I'm trying to keep the green one on the dry side the rest appear to be doing fine! The black bin has catnip and oregano the grey stevia and rosemary in the green one (thus the dryness!) 

The first tomato planter front has mountain fresh back is health kick 

Pepper 1 

Front is sweet cherry and chocolate beauty back pepperchini and big Bertha 

The big tomato planter 

Front are purple Cherokee (left) hillbilly (front ish looks middle) middle is brandywine back is old German and mr stripey 

These monsters are easily a foot tall! 

Pepper 2 

Front are unmarked meaning there's a hab and 2 more in there (I mixed them up) back is hot cherry bomb middle is sweet datil an unmarked and fooledja 

Tomato planter 3

Front is fantastic back mountain spring 

Here's what survived wintersewing it looks like I'll get a bloom from my rosé! YAY! (Note: get/do more of them!) it also looks like my mints are doing well as are the fruit trees but as of yet I don't know what kinds of fruits they may produce 

Here albeit a bit flooded is the planter my mom got me for my birthday (needs drainage holes no question!) in front is lettuce leaf basil tricolour sage and Valentino basil going around the back side is Thai basil bay x 2 lemon verabena and cinnamon basil juice in the middle is upwright rosemary and BBQ rosemary (smaller/larger) 

And here is the huge mess of mint (note: while this is packed this is also common mint behaviour! They will do everything to crawl out! That's why even I who loves mint would only ever suggest it in a container!) 

In *no* order (if you want a specific I can pull it to show) there is: basil mint honeydew mint mojito apple mint mojito mint (because I thought the mint mojito was like apple mint too much) sweet mint x2 grapefruit mint mint julep peppermint chocolate mint 

Many of these I may be willing to take cuttings from or send freshly harvested for a good trade if anyone's intrested in any (I grow as naturally as possible and the only pesticide/such I use is sevin even that is so rare haven't used it outside this year yet as not needed) or I may sell if the price is good eighter way sakura0garden@gmail.com send a message with what you're intrested in ok?