Hello this is my garden

[planteroftress]

It's indoor going to be my first garden outdoors

 

[LouisFerdinand]

@planteroftress, Very nice plants!

 

[planteroftress]

@planteroftress, Very nice plants!

Thank you I'm trying this is my first time growing peppers or any vegetables or fruit

 

[YumYum]

Nice job for the first time. The pale green color indicates you need to use just a little more nitrogen.

 

[planteroftress]

This is the other half and I just put cilantro, basil, lavender, and rosemary

 

[MiniOrchardDude]

Nice. I'm barely starting my seeds now.

MOD

 

[Esther Knapicius]

Nice pots, with plants.

 

[planteroftress]

Nice. I'm barely starting my seeds now.

MOD

Gardening outdoors is new to me and I'm a bit overwhelmed because I don't have the stuff I need I'm on a budget and I didn't budget right but I'm not giving up I think I found my peace really don't want to give that up

 

[Esther Knapicius]

Where are you in PA.?

 

[planteroftress]

Where are you in PA.?

Western Pennsylvania I'm about an hour away from Pittsburgh small town call new castle

 

[planteroftress]

OK this is the other names of the plants I have was wondering what plants can stay to gather and which ones to separate
Cilantro=
Rosemary=not out yet 4 or 3 seeds
Basil dark opal=not out yet 4 or 3 seeds
Lavender= not out yet 4 or 3 seeds
Lettuce=2
Yellow pear tomato=3
Bwr tomato=2
Sage=2
Thyme=5
Marjoram=2
Pak Choi=3
Cabbage=3
Broccoli=1
Pf/c American legion=3
Tarragon=3
Beets=3

What should I keep together

 

[Esther Knapicius]

Western Pennsylvania I'm about an hour away from Pittsburgh small town call new castle

Been to Pittsburgh a few times. Actually will be there again in August.

 

[redback]

was wondering what plants can stay to gather and which ones to separate

The ones that are most subject to pest attack are - lettuce (2), Pak choi (3), tomatoes (5), cabbage (3) and broccoli (1).
I would separate all these as single plants and surround them with the others. The idea being to give the pests as much trouble as possible by spreading their target plants amongst the herbs (which mask the smell of the vulnerable ones).
You can put the tomatoes on a common trellis and surround that with interspersed herbs. The herbs are very resistant to attack.

 

[Esther Knapicius]

I find the English style of gardening interesting. They plant veggies among flowers in beds.