What’s going on in your garden (2025)?

Wombat457 said:
So what would you guys suggest to start with in southern NYS?

I would be thinking Peas and Tomatoes maybe?
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Zucchini are great - very easy to grow and prolific. Tomatoes are also great, really nothing better than a home-grown tomato.

If you don’t want to fuss about with starting seeds indoors, then you can always buy seedlings and stick ‘em in the ground after the last frost. Do you have a spot that gets full sun?
 
Herbaceous said:
Zucchini are great - very easy to grow and prolific. Tomatoes are also great, really nothing better than a home-grown tomato.
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We both love tomatoes so they will be a go at some point. I love cooked zuchinni, onions and tomato so yep - they'll be in as well :)
Herbaceous said:
If you don’t want to fuss about with starting seeds indoors, then you can always buy seedlings and stick ‘em in the ground after the last frost. Do you have a spot that gets full sun?
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Oh yeah, the entire side of our home gets sunlight from dawn to dusk.
 
Wombat457 said:
We both love tomatoes so they will be a go at some point. I love cooked zuchinni, onions and tomato so yep - they'll be in as well :)

Oh yeah, the entire side of our home gets sunlight from dawn to dusk.
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You should be good for the sun situation then.

Beans are also super easy to grow - if you get bush beans, you won’t need to provide a trellis or any support. The first year I planted them, we were eating beans at least twice a week all summer! The variety “royal burgundy” is very nice - the pods are a beautiful purple colour and turn green when cooked.
 
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