Garden Growing: Season's First Successes

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Growing season is underway and some plants are thriving. Tomatoes getting tall. Herbs proliferating. Vegetables sizing up. Early successes inspire confidence for next rounds. Some gardens are elaborate setups. Others are single pots on windowsills. Scale doesn't matter. The joy is growth. What's thriving in your garden? What surprised you? What are you growing for the first time? The best part is eating what you grew.

BretHart_Mike

Tomatoes finally getting true fruit. Different flavor from store bought. Can't go back

Q

Basil grows so fast it's overwhelming. Good problem to have. Making pesto constantly

ArmandoCardoso

Peppers slower than expected but finally flowering. Patience paying off
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BringItOnRhodes43

Lettuce succession planting means continuous harvests. Salad from garden different experience
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Ridge

Zucchini one plant feeding a family. Prolific beyond expectation
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SoloOrca

Herbs on kitchen counter. Cooking with fresh oregano basil thyme. Flavor difference obvious

KnotKnull

Strawberries in hanging baskets. Productive beautiful. Birds haven't found them yet
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Amber Tiger

Sunflowers just blooming. Aesthetic addition. Watching them track the sun entertaining

HeartbreakKidStuart26

Carrots took longer than expected but pulling them satisfaction unmatched

Luke78

Love the smell of fresh parsley in the garden

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