Vegetables A-Z

There are two main types of Artichokes, globe Jerusalem

Asparagus  is an excellent perennial to grow in the garden, that can grow 20 years or more.

Beans are a wonderful and easy maintenance vegetable to grow.

Beets are a favorite root crop in the garden

Bok choy is the tastiest of all spring veggies in our opinion.

This cool weather crop is a delight to have in any garden

Brussels sprouts are always a welcome addition  in The Itty Bitty Garden

Cabbage is a great leaf vegetable that stores well after harvesting.

Carrots are a tasty and crunchy root crop

Cauliflower

Celery

Corn, what can we say, Yummy!!!

Cucumbers are a prolific vining vegetable

Eggplant is a relative of peppers, potatoes, and tomatoes.

Garlic to ward off the vampires

Kale is considered a superfood and its super easy to grow.

Kohlrabi

Who doesn't  like a nice salad. Lettuce right from the garden is the best.

Melons are a sweet treat to have around any garden...

Okra is a great addition to soups and stews.

Seeing fresh onions growing in the garden brings a tear to my eye.

Parsnip is the name of one our favorite K9 friends here at The Itty Bitty Garden, but that's another story.

Peas fresh picked are many times better than anything you have purchased at the store.

Potatoes are a great tasting and versatile root crop to grow.

Radishes are  quick growing and can be planted among other vegetables in the garden

Rhubarb is a perennial that will produce for many years.

Spinach is a cool weather crop that you should grow in the spring and fall.

Sweet Potatoes are another great tasting root crop to grow.

Swiss chard is a good option if you want to harvest leafy greens all summer long.

Summer Squash is the epitome of a summer garden

Strawberries are easy to grow and once you've had them fresh from the garden, you'll never settle for anything else.

There are two main types of tomato plants to consider growing in the garden, Determinate & Indeterminate.....

Turnips are a root crop that are grown in temperate climates. 

All zucchini are summer squash but not all summer squash are zucchini.