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I love growing radishes! They are so quick and gratifying. I like to grow strange varieties of radish... My next favorite things to grow are pumpkins and watermelon. I grow tiny varieties of each, snack box watermelons and jack-b-little pumpkins.
There's just something so adorable about tiny fruit. And the snack box sized watermelon varieties are easy to tote around.
This year I am also growing ground cherries for the first time and I am loving it! They are so easy to take care of and they grow in a husk like tomatillos. However, they have a sweet taste and I will be using them to make a pie.

I always have lemons and herbs growing in pots on my cement patio, but only once did I grow tomatoes. The Early Girls were delicious, but by the time I purchased the cages and special food and all the other stuff I needed--not to mention the acquired compulsion to roll the pots around every afternoon to catch the most sun--they probably cost me $5 per pound. So much more relaxing to go to the farmers' marekt....

I would like to plant cucumbers,garlic, basil, squashand any veggie I could possibly grow.

Since my lovable 67 pound labrador likes to eat my tomatoes, I have no other choice than to buy them, and all other produce, at the farmer's market. However, I do grow basil, sage, rosemary and mint; herbs that in my opinion, go with just about anything regardless of the season.

If I had a garden, I would grow lots of squash, zucchini, and herbs. And maybe some pumpkins too, just for fun.

Thanks to my elderly landlady we already have tomatoes and shelling beans growing in our park slope brownstones backyard. I dream of blueberries though, corn and sugar snap peas!