April 11, Sunday... cloudy, rain in late afternoon...
Sowed over 40 types of vegetable seeds today...
Komatsuna (a type of mustard green)
Taro yam
Kang kong (seeds from Malaysia)
Lemon basil (seeds from Bangkok)
Sweet basil
Moroheya
Japanese mountain yam (seeds collected from the mountains nearby)
Swede (seeds bought from Brisbane)
Kailan (seeds from Bangkok)
Parsnip (seeds from Brisbane)
Calendula
Coriander
Red okra
Green okra (seeds from Malaysia)
Red amaranth (seeds from Malaysia)
Bayam (seeds from Malaysia)
Carrot
Burdock
Radish
Flowering pakchoy
Jalapeno chili
Habanero chili
Big red chili
Takanotsume (eagle's claw' small red chili)
Bird eye chili (seeds from my village)
Marigold
Potatoes
Strawberry
Kiwi berry
Bitter gourd
Ceylon spinach
Sugar sweet pumpkin
Bocchan (mini) pumpkin
Sponge gourd (loofah)
Green bell pepper
Red tomato
Yellow tomato
Green beans
Long beans
Red long beans
Swiss red, orange, and white chard
Korean perilla (somewhat like a sesame plant)
Japanese mitsuba (collected from the mountains nearby)
Japanese beefsteak plant (nothing to do with stuff from Wendy's)
Garlic chives
Besides these, there is asparagus, saffron, tansy, borage, geranium, winter green beans, silk beans, fava beans still active from the previous autumn planting...
Plus also, there are several others whose (English) names I still have look up....
Next weekend, it will be peanuts, corn, cucumber, among others... whooo... lovely...
gosh lrong!!! no joke man! it's getting more+more imperitave for u to sign for for a doctorate in horticulture! lol.
ReplyDeletedanke, danke... actually for play-play only... and committing a lot of errors and mistakes along the way...
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see pictures of all the seedlings in full bloom!
ReplyDeleteMe too... am looking and looking everyday for the slightest signs of growth...
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