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If I could - I would grow bell peppers, we go through them so quickly. But the deer around here would eat them all and if they didn't get to them, the rabbits, raccoons and other "critters" would!

Tarah716 at 3:18PM on 04/21/08

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im only luck with flowers :(

klp1965 at 2:48PM on 04/21/08

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Asparagus, leeks, shallots, 4 kinds of tomatoes (2 heirloom brandwines), corn, 2 kinds of cucumbers (one is lemon flavored), mixed pan patty squash, mixed radishes, wax beans, carmel flavored canteloupe, 3 kinds of watermelons (one seedless), and blueberries. I love growing unusaual veggies

rodeogranny at 2:19PM on 04/21/08

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I have a "tub" garden and am growing tomatoes & peppers.

bfox74 at 1:55PM on 04/21/08

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everything! Tomatoes, cukes, lettuce, beets, corn, carrots, parsnips, hot peppers...and lots of herbs!

mepolo at 11:57AM on 04/21/08

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I would plant all kinds of peppers, cucumbers, lettuce, and raspberries :-)

sweetcase at 11:55AM on 04/21/08

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tomatoes -- if I had a garden

shannons at 10:59AM on 04/21/08

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I grow basil, mint, rosemary and San Marzano tomatos (yum).

mkboldin at 10:55AM on 04/21/08

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tomatoes,squash,and cucumbers

jmahurin40 at 10:47AM on 04/21/08

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only the tomatoes this year!

cdrury at 10:42AM on 04/21/08

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I have tried to have a garden in these Idaho mountains, but know have an indoor herb garden.

idahomom at 10:38AM on 04/21/08

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I am having my first ever garden this year and I plan on planting tomatoes, some herbs and some flowers.

katybug at 10:37AM on 04/21/08

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Herbs,lot's of herbs.It's the only thing the deer won't devour!

whitewateradf at 10:03AM on 04/21/08

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I'm thinking about cucumbers and tomatoes. I eat these every single day, so I might as well grow my own. Thanks!

cowleyh at 9:28AM on 04/21/08

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Basil! I just love basil.

atreau at 9:26AM on 04/21/08

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Now that I'm "older", I have several small raised gardens. I have no room for sweet corn, but still grow tomatoes, green peppers, radishes, lettuce, cucumbers, carrots, green beans and a few squash and zucchini. I also have a small strawberry bed. It's surprising how much you can grow, just in small gardens and everything tastes so much better, then what you buy.

brmetcalf at 9:15AM on 04/21/08

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If I had a garden, I'd grow tomoatoes, zucchini, bell peppers, carrots, and garlic. My favorites. I'd also want strawberries.

lotswife at 9:08AM on 04/21/08

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Tomatoes and a variety of herbs

madeas at 9:07AM on 04/21/08

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In the past, I have grown tomatoes, peppers and onions. Many years later, I still grow the onions and have added dill, mint and chives. I would love to grow corn, but do not have the needed space. Thanks for this opportunity!

elsmarlouamrman at 8:33AM on 04/21/08

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