What's your "new plant" for 2021?

After my garden was done for the year, I tilled it up, raked it flat, spread a nice thick layer of compost mixture on it, tilled it in, raked it flat, and scattered 4-5 pounds of Clover seeds on it so it won't wash as much this winter!

 

Sugar cane is running wide open

 

Mai la,listen at you !

 

Keep 'em coming guys, you're giving me new ideas. I've effectively doubled my garden space for next year, tripled if I get the rest of these wicking buckets and tubs and beds finished, so I'm looking for interesting things to grow.

Anyone ever tried a "Toothache Plant"? Supposed to have anesthetic qualities.
Yellow Toothache Plant

 

I'm just starting to get seed catalogs in the mail, so it might take a while for me to decide upon anything "new" to raise next year...I'll get back to y'all later.

 

In the early spring, I'll be tilling my clover into the ground to enriched my soil even more. As a bonus, while its growing it will choke down the grass & weeds that normally grow over the winter. Might freeze my tail off tilling the garden in early February, but hopefully unlike a couple years ago, we won't get rain the whole damn month again!!!

 

yellow tooth ache plant never heard of that one.
Im in search of small sweet peppers to grow and preserve.
I cant find a decent small pepper that isnt too hot

 

Look at Gurney's catalog. Several there I'm interested in.

 

I need to grow me some Cayenne peppers to put up for some hot pepper vinegar,,, it seems I never remember to do this till it's to late in the season.
Note to self ^^^^^

 

which ones?

 

I got some from Wilhite called Sweet Pickle Pepper, but they don't show them now. Thinking they might have changed the name... these look like them. Sweetie Mix Pepper - WillhiteSeed.com

 

I am trying tobacco, too. My husband is a smoker and I don't want to worry about shtf while he is going through withdrawal. It also makes an effective poison and can be useful in the garden.

 

Read my earlier post Tobacco can spread tobacco mosaic virus when sprayed on tomatoes

 

and it gets in the soil.... so grow in pots

 

Trying parsnips this year, never had any wife bought some weren't bad at all

 

I chop them up, drizzle some olive oil and seasonings on them, then roast them. They're also good roasted with carrots, and either served like that or pureed together for soup or mashed snips 'n carrots.

 

Actually started something new last year...waiting to see how the asparagus does in this area. Takes a few years to tell for certain.

 

Maybe a server farm...