We jumped at the Feast of seeds at the Botanical Garden in February to collect seeds from certified organic and Quebec. We have seeds of vegetables, edible flowers or accompaniment, and herbs.
So this year in our garden, here are the seeds that we planted. I tell you about this summer, the successes and failures to have a garden in town.
For seeds indoors in late March:
- Pepper Round Hungary Gardens Grand Portage (annual)
- Cherry Tomato Abel Gardens Grand Portage (annual)
- Parsley Italian Flat Leaf Jardins du Grand Portage (biennial)
- Musk Mallow Gardens of the Grand Portage (perennial flower)
- Marjolaine Jardins du Grand Portage (annual)
- Greek Oregano Jardins du Grand Portage (perennial)
- Eggplant Little Finger Gardens Grand Portage (annual)
- Tagete African "Crackerjark" The company of plants (perennial)
Planting outside in late May:
- Dwarft Nasturtium Jewel Gardens in the Grand Portage (annual)
- Snow peas climbing Mammoth Melting Sugar Jardins du Grand Portage (annual)
- Cucumber Aunt Alice Jardins du Grand Portage (annual)
Sow outside in early June:
- bean Climbing Blue Lake Gardens of the Grand Portage (annual)
- Bean yellow Gold Rush of the Jardins du Grand Portage (annual)
- Coriander Gardens of the Ecumene (annual)
- Nepeta subsessile Society of plants (perennial)
- Souci Gardens of the Ecumene (annual)
- German Thyme Gardens of the Ecumene (annual) Pastel Dreams Zinnia
- Gardens of the Ecumene (annual)
Sowing outdoors from early May to early June and after early August to early September
- Mesclun Portage des Jardins du Grand-Portage (annual)
- Spinach Bloomsdale Gardens of the Grand Portage (annual)
- Rocket Gardens Grand Portage (annual)
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