Pation plantation: what to plant

What to plant. Started looking around the Internet for information on what kind of produce we would be interested in and what kind of sunlight would be necessary to have to grow this produce. Currently, (and this is subject to change as time goes on), we have selected the following produce that we want to grow. Tomatoes of some sort. Potatoes, onions, scallions, snow peas, mushrooms, sweet corn, carrots, and cucumbers. I decided to go ahead and order some of what would be needed for these from Amazon now. Some of them will take a week to receive, and some a few days. Specifically, the products I ordered from Amazon are:

  • Mushrooms growing kit 14.93
  • Seeds for: 23.38
    • sugar snap peas
    • cucumbers
    • carrots
    • scallions
  • Onions bulbs and red potatoes 23.63

Will wait until later for the tomatoes and corn. It's probably too cool for these yet. 

Total cost: $61.94





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