As spring nears, gardeners work. The warm time brings growth and fruit. In this article, we list over 50 plants that do well in spring. The list comes from a recent walk in a garden. We show plant types that range from greens to flowers. They suit many climates.
Lettuce Varieties in Bed One
The first bed grows lettuce. A big jacaranda gives shade. The lettuce grows strong and tastes good.
- Lunix Lettuce
It comes from Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds. It tastes good. It looks nice. - Speckles Lettuce
Its leaves are green with red spots. It tastes good and looks pretty. - Little Gem Lettuce
It is small. It fits well with repeated sowing. - Sanguine Ameliore
It shows a strong taste. It has bright color. - Lollo Rossa
It has frilly leaves. It grows in many conditions. - Great Lakes Lettuce
It handles heat well. It does not bolt. It stands up in warm spring.
Root Crops in Bed Two
On bed two, roots take charge. Carrots, beets, and radishes grow here.
Carrots
• Manpukiji Carrot
It is long and neat.
• Rainbow Carrot Blend
It shows many colors. It pleases the eye and the tongue.
• Cosmic Purple Carrot
Its color is deep purple.
• Tonda di Parigi
It is round. It fits in small gardens.
Beets
• Badger Flame Beet
It is sweet. It looks good.
• Golden Beet
It is simple and sweet.
Radishes
• Rudolph Radish
It is red and well known.
• Cherry Belle and Sparkler Radishes
They add a crisp crunch to salads.
• Rat’s Tail Radish
It grows in a compact form. It adds a new twist.
Peas and More in Bed Three
In bed three, peas grow. They come in many kinds.
- Desiree Dwarf Blauwshokker Peas
They are small. Their pods are purple. They look good and taste nice. - Butterfly Pea
People do not eat these peas. They color drinks blue. Acid makes the drink change to a rich magenta.
The Herb and Grow Bag Garden
Grow bags hold many plants.
• Pineapple Sage
It calls in hummingbirds.
• Celery (Tall Utah Variety)
It grows well when watered.
• Multi-Pocket Herb Bag
It has cilantro, dill, sage, and oregano. They add taste to food.
• Purple Lady Bok Choy and Nasturtium
They support cooking. They draw good insects.
Alternative Greens in Bed Four
In bed four, greens appear.
• Carmel Spinach
It tastes good.
• Asian Varieties
They include Summer Fest and Okame spinach. They work in hot weather.
• Kale Varieties
They include Black Magic, Ethiopian, and Red Ursa. They show different tastes and grow strong.
Brassicas and Giant Vegetables in Bed Five
Bed five grows large brassicas.
• Giant Cabbage
It can grow heavy. It gives a fun challenge.
Floral Displays and Pollinator Attractors
Tall towers hold flowers.
• Calendula and Borage
They grow with ease. They draw in small insects.
• Cosmos and Sunflowers
Their heights add charm.
Conclusion
This spring, your garden can grow with over 50 plants. You get lettuces, root vegetables, flowers, and herbs. Each plant fits your area. You plant them in beds, bags, or towers. Your garden gives food and cheer all season. Enjoy gardening!
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