Guided Tour of the Garden
Channel: Trevor Keller
Date: 2019-07-26

Here's a quick overview of the community garden at work, and a lengthier walk through my plot.

Community garden: https://sites.google.com/site/sebagardens/
We're in Gaithersburg, Maryland, with clay-rich soil.

This is my first season of gardening. My plot has three raised beds and one bean trellis.

Bed 1, South to North:

- Chocolate Habanero, transplanted as a potbound young plant from a nursery in Ohio.
- Red "Tazmanian" Habanero, grown from Pepper Joe's seed (https://pepperjoe.com/collections/habanero-pepper-seeds).
- Red Savina Habanero, transplanted from the local Potomac Garden Center.
- Bhut Jolokia (Ghost), transplanted from the local Potomac Garden Center. Thriving!
- Large-fruited cherry tomato, grown from Ferry-Morse seed (Lowes).
- Sweet Million cherry tomato,transplanted as a potbound young plant from a nursery in Ohio.

Bed 2, North to South:

- (2) Large-fruited cherry tomato, grown from Ferry-Morse seed (Lowes).
- Unknown pepper, grown from Pepper Joe's seed.
- (2) Red Scotch Bonnet, grown from Pepper Joe's seed (https://pepperjoe.com/products/red-scotch-bonnet).
- Red potato, grown from a supermarket spud.

Bed 3, South to North:

- Sweet Million cherry tomato,transplanted as a potbound young plant from a nursery in Ohio.
- (4) ailing broccolis, transplanted from my step-dad.
- (2) Large-fruited cherry tomato, grown from Ferry-Morse seed (Lowes). 

Bean Pole Trellis, South to North:

- Pole Lima bean, transplanted as a potbound young plant from the local Potomac Garden Center.
- (4) Rattlesnake beans planted in a trough of potting soil under the webbing; descendants of Fedco seeds (https://www.fedcoseeds.com/seeds/rattlesnake-pole-bean-292).