i worked a little more on our porch garden this week and i think i’m ready to share photos of how it’s looking and what i planted!
i know, you’ve all been dying to know, right?
first, let’s remember what the porch looked like before i started.
and in progress.
and now.
haha, i know. the garden doesn’t look like much. yet.
i can’t wait for those little plants to get bigger!
now, on to what i planted!
rosemary
sage
sweet basil x3
[lime] thyme
(no clue how it’s different from normal thyme other than it’s vibrant color!)
cilantro
cherry tomatoes x2
so basically tons of herbs and some tomatoes!
my mom is also saving me some pepper seedlings that i’ll get next time i go home. we also planted green beans and had good success with them last summer, so i might get a pack of bean seeds too!
i didn’t really have much of a process for my planting.
first, i decided which plants were going to go in which planter.
and i physically put them in the planters.
then i added potting soil + water (when capone wasn’t drinking it…)
to each planter and dug a hole for the seedling in the middle.
in went the seedling, and then i watered some more!
easy as that!
and some more progress photos because i like them.
now my plan is to water regularly and hope they get enough sun!
i’ll keep you updated on how they do.
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what vegetable would you want to plant in your garden?
i wish asparagus could grow in these planters – it’s my favorite and i spend a lot of money to buy it when it’s in season!


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Eeps! Fantastic job yo! It looks awesome
I can’t wait to have a garden when we get a house. I want to plant tomatoes, zucchini, green beans and herbs!
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i’m with you. i really think making my own garden is one of the things i’m looking forward to the most when we get a house.
that and having a fenced in yard for jake & capone to play in.
oh. and a big bright kitchen with lots of natural light for good food photos!
that’s all…
It will be so nice to have fresh herbs to cook with, we are debating doing a few pots on our patio as well.
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do it! seriously, herbs can practically take care of themselves.
and they are so refreshing to cook with in the summer!
Can’t wait to see how they grow! I tried to grow some herbs last year and failed miserably… I need all the tips I can get with my black thumb!

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haha, i wish i had any tips for you. i’m just kind of winging this! i will definitely be updating the blog with their progress through the summer.
Those look great! If avocado counts as a vegetable, I would love to be able to grow some!
i’m pretty sure avocados are technically a fruit, but i think it would be AWESOME to be able to grow them.
i don’t think wisconsin is a very good place for growing avocados, unfortunately.
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