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yeah i share a plot at a community garden here in long beach, ca. it is 10ft by 30ft. i share it with two very nice ladies. we have a few wild greens that volunteer and we leave them be. i have been enjoying the malva more than the early spring mix we have growing. it has so many different things growing it would be hard to list. a slew of culinary and medicinal herbs, greens like chard and dino kale, tomatoes, squash, beets, black radish, salad greens, roamine, celery, sunflowers, okra, dandalion that doesnt seem to flower, leeks, on and on... very enjoyable, i recommend getting people together to start a community garden. luckly the wild oats natural foods store bought the land as a community service so the plots are very inexpensive. much love to my garden. it is nice to be able to eat food that you planted, the taste is superior as well. i hope to start using ocean grown or em's soon. what is your thinking on those garden supporters?
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