What are you growing this year?

I stick mostly with what I have grown year after year with success, Tomatoes, Potatoes, Okra, Onions, Garlic, Beans, Cucumbers, Cabbage maybe?. Basil, Thyme, Sage. And a few other thing I generally try some new thing every year and if they grow well I keep them. So I swing buy a local nursery that carries lots of new and the same Heirlooms and I try some new things. I need to move some beds soil is junk here. I usually get lots of volunteers, and move them to pots. Raised bead are kinda pricey (the soil) even in bulk. I know I should compost but I don't, I am to lazy I suppose,

This week sprouts seeds for salad to go with my tomatoes and bell peppers from my 10 month plants. Then in March I will clone tomato plants from the old Girl and put a sweet potato in water to make cutting vines for spring planting in late May!

This year the plan is to grow carrots, swiss chard, beets, turnips, roma tomatoes for slicing and sauce\salsa, black cherries because theyre delicious, cabbage, brussels sprouts, pie pumpkins, butternut squash, summer squash and zucchini, onions, i have garlic out there now, pop corn, green beans, sweet peas, i think thats it, ill have to look at my notes from last year... And of course all my perrenial fruits and asparagus

Hope everyone's seedlings or garden plans are coming along nicely. After a couple of days of nail biting nervousness, our tomato seeds finally decided to sprout. We've grown seedlings many times before, however in the past we had central heat. Now we only have a small older woodstove and green wood for heating an entire stone cottage (also recently up to 75% insulated) . So temperature has been fluctuating extremely, and usually staid under 70°, but we all know most seeds love 75-85 for sprouting. So this is quiet a nice victory for us, no buying 300+ plants from the local nursery etc. yeaaah.