The Casa de Kitty Life

So, we’ve planted our garden this past month.  This year instead of variety, we’re going with a more organized approach and trying to reach larger yields with fewer plants.   Though we said we would do less this year, we still have 31 tomato plants – NUTS I say – NUTS….

Main Garden Patch

• Bell Peppers
  A variety of yellow, red and green bell peppers
• Row of Sweet Basil
• Tomato Row – 1
  • 2 – German Queen
  • 2 – Pink Brandywines
  • 1 – Jubilation (orange colored)
  • 2 – Thessalonika
• Tomato Row – 2
  • 1 – Early Girl
  • 2 – Persian
  • 2 – Bradley (for canning)
  • 1 – Michael Polan (new variety from local tomato grower in Solano County)
  • 1 – ACE Hybrid
• Tomato Row – 3
  • 2 – Spike – supposed to be good for Vallejo area
  • 1 – Early Girl
  • 2 – Champion Hybrid
  • 2 – Roma – Must have for sauces and such
  • 7 - Costoluto Genovese – GREAT freak’n tomato – just lovely high acid flavor
• Squash Corral
  • 2 Yellow Crook Neck Squash
  • 1 Yellow Straight Neck Squash
  • 1 Yellow Zucchini
  • 2 Green Zucchini

Small Garden Patch

• Tomato, Pepper & Herb Area
  • 1 – Large Red Cherry
  • 2 – Golden Sun Sugar
  • 3 – Thai Basil
  • 2 – Pepperoncini Peppers
  • 20 – Sweet Basil plants
  • 2 rows of Beets
  • 2 Rows of Onions
  • 2 rows of potatoes