What's in your garden today?

Here's mine:
In this photo are -
Tomato
Potato
Mexican Cosmos
Rubekia (I think)
Sunflower
Watermelon
Purslane
Sweet Corn (Non-GMO of course)
Zuchinni
Anasazi Beans
Okra
Dill
Echinacea
Canna Lillies
Elephant Ears
Lotsa Weeds
Eggplant

Zucchini
Beets
Chard
Walking Onions
Canada onions (dormant)
Elephant Garlic (dormant)
Chives
Garlic Chives
Arugula
Melons
Watermelons
Winter Squash
Collards
Lettuce (going to seed)
Native Sunflowers
Cowpen Daisies
Canna
Elderberry
Thyme
Mint
Sage
Oregano
Daylilies
Tiger Lilies
Zinnia
Banana Pepper
Devil's Claw
Okra
Tomatoes
Butterfly Bush
Apples
Pomegranates
Gourds
Hyacinth Beans
Cowpeas
Common Beans
Radish (going to seed)
Tomatillo
Yarrow
Mullein
Sagitarria
Duckweed
Anacharis
Sedums
Sempervivums
Snapdragons
Melokhiya
Clary Sage
Rugosa Rose
Cucumber
Salsify
Fennel
Hungarian Wax Peppers
Echinacea


I only have one or two of some things I wish I had more of, and have tons of things I'm not that keen on (like beets ) 

That's funny - Here I am wishing I could grow tons of beets!  I just haven't got the knack - they won't do much for me here.

It's the shortest day next week, but being in the Southern hemisphere means we can grow all winter. This is the stuff that's active.
Broad beans
garlic
brassicas of all sorts
carrots
peas
Egyptian walking onions
Florence fennel
silverbeet, of course!
lettuces
spinach
beets
Chinese greens
Chillies (the hardcore Andeans just chug along all winter, but it's been so warm I still have annums with ripening fruit)
daikon
scorzonera
turnips
parsnips
onions
arugula (it's not allowed in the garden anymore and lives happily in cracks and corners)
Glaskins Perpetual rhubarb. The best.  Red, fat and on my breakfast all year round!
shallots
chervil. It's everywhere.
All the usual winter herb suspects, plus a few that have usually died down by now. The Vietnamese mint has actually nearly displaced the English mint. Maybe a floral analogy of the global situation?
pot marigolds
stocks
phacelia
zinnias are still setting seed
Borage is still flowering
I can't believe the buckwheat's germinating and growing!
my winter wheat experiment's looking great. Last year's rye experiment is still with me...
But it must be winter, since the red hot pokers (kniphofia) are flowering.

Maters, taters, chard, okra, sunflowers, hot peppers, sweet peppers, sweet taters, eggplant and various herbs.

Can't wait to move out of the burbs and get serious!

David, I love the title of your pic!

Looks pretty serious to me! 

from an orthadox standpoint. they look like a bunch of wild jungles.  great job people.

totally beautiful photos..my plant list is in my blog..too long to repeat here..but I have also added a few new items in the last few weeks as well..

I'll bite (no pics, will get to it in a couple of weeks once I get the last corn in and the weeds under control!  ) :

onions
beets
carrots
radishes
chinese cabbage
broccoli
kale
chard
potatoes
squashes
cucumbers
melons
beans
okra
cowpeas
peanuts
tomatoes
basil
peppers
peas (failed trellising!)

T. Pierce, anywhere else I would consider that an insult - on this forum it is a compliment!

oooo, I like this topic!

I just recently put my list down in Excel, and now I stumble across this old thread. My list:

Producing species
Trees/shrubs
Plum
Serviceberry (a.k.a. Juneberry) (a.k.a. Shad)
Apple (Yellow Delicious)
Russian Mulberry
Goji (a.k.a. Wolfberry)
Gooseberry
Elderberry
Nanking Cherry
Hazel Nut
Pawpaw
Currants, Red
Sumac, Smooth
Pomegranate
Sassafras
Peach
Vines/Brambles
Blackberry
Raspberry
Grape
Maypop Passionflower
Kiwi, Hardy
Nasturtiums
Herbaceous
Lemon Grass
Horseradish
Onion, Walking
Asparagus
Lovage
Thyme
Sunchoke
Strawberry
Dandelion
Indian Strawberry
Rhubarb
Tiger Lilies
Violet, Wild
Mint
Apple Mint
Chocolate Mint
Orange Mint
Peppermint
Spearmint
Lemon Balm
Annuals
Tomato
Potato
Pepper, Hot
Pepper, Sweet
Onions (from leftovers)
Lettuce
Radish
Eggplant
Garlic
Elephant Garlic
Watermelon
Pumpkin

Support Species (Chop & Drop Mostly)
Trees/shrubs
Blue False Indigo
Slender Bush Clover
Box Elder
Japanese Honeysuckle
Vines/Brambles
Herbaceous
Comfrey
Clover, Dutch White


I'm sure that I am missing something.

SNOW !!

Well see if I remember:

Apple
Pear
Rhubarb
Romaine
Chard
Borage
Tomato
Sweet corn
Amaranth
Quinoa
Sunflowers
Carrot
cauliflower
Broccoli
Peas
Snap peas
Pumpkin
Kale
Dill
Fennel
Nasturtium
Viola
Strawberry
Blueberry
Garlic
Onion
Chives
Mint
Echinacea
Sage
Peppers
Basil
Cucumbers
Watermelon
Gooseberry
Currant
Hops
Spinach
Cress
Sorrel
Hosta
Huckleberry
Wintergreen
Lingonberry
Grapes

Multiple varieties of most of these, some of them may not produce for a number of reasons. I'm ok with that in the short term.