how does your garden grow?

Antrim, Northern Ire, United Kingdom(Zone 8b)

another questionaire to see if I can get as many of you as possible interested.

would you say your garden is MOSTLY

1. perennials - includes all plants that die down and come back

2. annuals

3. flowering shrubs

4. evergreens

5. tropical/exotic plants that are not hardy

6. hardy tropical/exotics

7. a good all round mixture of the above

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Mysore, India(Zone 10a)

No.5 would be apt for me.

Jesteburg-Wiedenhof, Germany(Zone 8a)

No. 1 for me, with quite a few bulbs into the bargain. 5 or 6 shrubs. Very few annuals.

Wintermoor

5 here too.

Panama, NY(Zone 5a)

#5 here, with lots of daff bulbs and some tulips, though more on the way.

Ok, now it's a #1, no tropicals or exotic plants (some of the people are tad on the strange side!).

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Newnan, GA(Zone 8a)

#6 tropicals that I have to bring into greenhouse :)

Western, PA(Zone 6a)

5 here. But moving towards more drought tolerant shrubs. They are also easier to mulch around.

Cleveland, OH(Zone 5b)

No. 1 for me. Some annuals too. First year. Cant wait for next year to see the progress!

Bay City, MI(Zone 6a)

1 plus a lil of the others..but for the most part #1

Plymouth, PA(Zone 5b)

#1 is mine so far.. BUT I do have some tropicals.

Antrim, Northern Ire, United Kingdom(Zone 8b)

forgot about me.

I'm #1

Versailles, CT(Zone 7a)

I get the impression you are talking only ornamentals

I have a mixture of annuals and perennials but a lot of my annuals are vegetables and my perennials are fruits plus a couple of roses, flowers and herbs and annual herbs and flowers. I have one tree (a forsythia). It's a rented garden so productive rather than permanent.

So how about
6. - mostly productive

Helsinki, Finland(Zone 4b)

1/7

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Laurel, DE(Zone 7a)

#5 for me but throw in tiG's #6 cause I also have that inside/outside thing going.

Antrim, Northern Ire, United Kingdom(Zone 8b)

Gerdi if I added anymore possibilities It would go on forever

what perennials are fruits?

Versailles, CT(Zone 7a)

Perennial fruits are strawberries, rhubarb, blackcurrants, redcurrants and raspberries - okay, so some of those are classed as shrubs but they stay in the same ground year after year and so I think of them as perennials

Belfield, ND(Zone 4a)

Mostly 1 here, but I have a few of the others too.

Antrim, Northern Ire, United Kingdom(Zone 8b)

ah but that has to be a veg patch then!?

MD &, VA(Zone 7b)

mostly #1 but have some of all the others too :)

Benton, KY(Zone 7a)

1,2,3,4 for me and a veggie garden! I've got a good mix of everything but tropicals.

In the garden 1 & 3 and tomatoes. The annuals I have are all in pots.

Perrysburg, OH(Zone 5a)

mostly #1 but a dozen or so roses and few other shrubs

Panama, NY(Zone 5a)

but Mark, my veggies are in my gardens, there is no longer a separation - and my alpine strawberries were the first plants in the second rock bed.

Brewers, KY(Zone 6b)

#6

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Newnan, GA(Zone 8a)

mark!!! you changed it! now I'm a 5.

Lincoln City, OR(Zone 9a)

#1 for me. My garden is a new one only two years in the making. Lani

Greenfield, IN(Zone 5b)

Mostly #1, but quite a few annuals as well, at least until I buy more perennials!

Morro Bay, CA

Number 7 for me. I have a bit of everything, but I didn't get too many annuals this year.

Montrose, PA(Zone 5a)

Alot of #1 some bulbs and rose bushes and annuals!

Toadsuck, TX(Zone 7a)

7 here......with an emphasis on the 5 & 6.


"eyes"

Wapakoneta, OH(Zone 5b)

Mostly #1 with #2 used as filler. I am working toward more #1's

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