What are you planting in your garden this year? 🍓🥬 🍅 | cbc_life
Whether you're growing your first vegetable garden, or you plant a tasty plot every year, you likely have started your plan — maybe a list of your favourite, most-consumed veggies. But it's also fun to throw in some novel plants, ones you may not have tasted or even seen before. So save a row for these new varieties; you might spot a few of these at your local garden centre, on seed racks, or be able to order these online.This was one of my favourite crops last year.
and co-host of The Garage Gardeners podcast. "Its appearance is quite different from any of the other [tomatoes] I've grown, and when you slice it open, you see all the beautiful marbling on the inside!" She adds that with few seeds, it's a meaty variety great for sandwiches and salads.Mini Love is a great choice for smaller gardens — not many gardeners have the room for a sprawling watermelon patch.
Tara Nolan is the author of Gardening Your Front Yard and Raised Bed Revolution. She is also one third of the popular gardening website
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