I'll look foward to supporting your efforts! Especially the Tomatoes - mmmmmmm.... can't get enough of them. I find that basil, dill, parsley and sage grow REAL well (practically weeds). In fact, I rarely have to re-seed. They just keep coming back. Any kind of mint is the same way, if you put it near a well watered area. I've had less success with rosemary, oregano and thyme. Collard greens (and kale)also come back year after year if you let them self-seed. And they thrive all year long; we were picking collards out of the snow until recently!

Good luck!

Awesome! Now that I know you'll be selling at the Market I'll actually drag myself out of bed and through the whole shower ritual on Saturday mornings just to come see you. (And, meanwhile, I'm not going to bother planting a garden this spring, so yours better do well!)

Crafts - what kind? pictures???

I think herbs are a great idea...at least in Nebraska it is hard to find fresh herbs at the farmer's market, believe it or not!

Tomatoes are always a good idea! I especially like your idea on heirlooms....a good variety of those will really get you noticed! :-) If you can, romas might be good, too, as they are very good sauce tomatoes - very meaty and low on seeds.

I can hardly wait until it's warm enough to think about gardening and fresh veggies....YUM!!!