Well, I have some lettuce, salad spinach, kale, beets, carrots, snap peas, asparagus, and rhubarb for spring.

For summer there is sweet corn, tomatoes, lima beans, potatoes, sweetpotatoes. peppers, broccoli, cabbage, squash,watermelons, cucumbers, cantaloupes strawberries, raspberries, and blackberries,

For fall there is broccoli, cauliflower, salad spinach, and lettuce.

We have a similar thread going already! My list is in there.

Very nice. My list is small but maybe I will do more.

are invasive weeds considered crops?

"are invasive weeds considered crops?"

I would not know anything about that, I grow in containers.

;)

I am going to put in some long season corn again this year, I had good success with it four to five years ago, but only if by the grace of God the weather is semi-constant.
Corn:
John Haulk
Warners
Blue Careage
Maize Morado
Goliath
Cheyenne Pencil Cob
along with three types of sweet corn but I am not sure if they will be OP or old guard hybrids yet.

Potatoes:
Ozette
Cal White
Bake King
Reba
Belle de Fortenay
Amandine
Peter Wilcox
and left overs from last year that I forgot I had in the storage area.

Plus-
Onion
Brocolli
Cauliflower
Radishes
Lettuce
Mustard
and
at least five types of tomatoes.

interesting variety's there RpR

In no particular order in the ground I have asparagus, rhubarb, chives, garlic, sweet peas, strawberries, polish spinach onions. Coming is: *(lol r u ready... keep in mind we feed 8, can, and take rest to local food pantry:
collard greens
kale
mustard greens
lettuce
broccoli
Brussels sprouts
cabbage
cauliflower
celery
beets
2 different radish types
green beans
other beans for kidney beans (do you just call them kidney beans?)
green peppers, purple peppers, red peppers, banana peppers and many diff hot type peppers
corn
pickling cucs and yellow cucs
many diff pumpkins like, pie, giant, white etc
watermelons
melons
many squash
many gourds
regular mi white poatoes
fingerlings
sweet taters
oca
okra
about 80 tomato plants, many romas and others all heirloom
sunflowers
basil, parsley, oregano cilantro, dill, lavender

LOOKING FOR ground cherry seeds!

In the ground

Onion- Savannah Sweet 250 And spring onion
Lettuce- Romaine 9,Red Sails 9 and Butter Crunch 9
Cabbage 9
Swiss Chard 9
Spinach 9
Broccoli 54
Zucchini 5
Green Bean- Early Contender bush 52
Cucumber- Straight Eight 8, Sweet Slice 8 and
Sassy pickling 8
Corn- Gotta Have It (sweet)70
Tomato- Goliath 24,Best Boy 24, Better Boy 24, Beef Steak 24,Grape 4
Asparagus 10

Waiting to be planted

Tomato- Roma 12, Big Beef 12, Delicious 12
Cantaloupe- Lil Sweet 10,Athena 9 and Gurney's Giant 8
Watermelon- Sugar Baby 10, Crimson Sweet 8 and Gurney's Delight 10
Bell Peppers- Gurney's Giant 12, Cajun 12, Sweet Bell mix 12 and Chocobelle 12
Sweet Pepper- Lipstick 12, Cubanelle 16 and Banana 16
Hot Pepper- Jalapeno 16,Cayenne 16,Habanero 16 and Thai 16
Green Bean- Blue Lake 274 bush (To be rotated with Early Contender) Blue Lake Pole
Okra- Annie Oakley 24

Very nice everyone.

We also skipped spring here. My spinach transplants have already bolted. For summer I am growing:
Tomatoes (lots)
Peppers
Eggplant
Tomatillo
Garlic
Onions
Shallots
Cantaloupe
Zucchini
Pattypan squash
Cucumber
Sweet potato (3 types)
Lazy wife beans
Pink eye purple hull beans

didn't realize how much I had till I wrote it out... now I'm exhausted.

4 big boy tomatoes
5 cherry tomatoes
4 beefsteak tomatoes
1 black tomato
1 striped tomato
cilantro
basil
garlic
red onions
3 jalapenos
2 habanero
2 ghost peppers
1 chiltepin
green onions
cucumbers
radishes
watermelons
pumpkins
mammoth sunflowers

This is what is under lights, planted or hardening off:
Lettuces, various
Pak choy
Spinach
Arugula
Radishes
Potatoes (Yukon gold and red)
Sugar snap peas
Snow peas
Tomatoes (heirloom, grape and Roma)
Eggplant
Peppers
Swiss Chard
Basil, dill, tarragon, chives
Beets

Future direct sowing:
Cucumbers, English
Bush beans
Zucchini
Black cabbage

And that does not include the flowers: marigolds, allysum (and soon zinnia) under lights. I will also plant some morning glories and sweet peas.

Looking good everyone.

SneakyP:
How many square feet is your garden?

I am impressed.

I have to split mine between two, and maybe a third this year.

Well done all! :)

I'm a novice vegetable gardener...

For winter I have brocolli, brussel sprouts, spinach, cauliflower and leeks - also some sweet bell peppers thats still going from september last year...

progress pics on my blog below?

Here is a link that might be useful: http://godsediblegarden.blogspot.com/

It's been snowing all morning, with about 3 inches on the ground...so I guess I won't be planting spring crops this year! LOL

RpR, I'm not positive on the exact square footage of the garden it is split up between two fairly large plots roughly 30'x40' one plot that is roughly 15'x20' for my crimson sweet watermelon five trellis sections that are each roughly 12' long for my cucumbers straight eights,sweet slice and sassy pickling, lil sweet cantaloupes and sugar baby watermelon, I also have three smaller plots about 10' x 12' for my corn sweet potatoes and Gurney's Giant cantaloupe and I am also using a 20' section of my chain link fence for my Athena cantaloupe.I am going to experiment with my Roma,Delicious and Big beef tomatoes using the single vine method using cable with string to wrap the plant with for support,the others will be in cages with some pruning of the suckers so they dont get extremely bushy and to promote better air movement.

If you ask me if I know what I am doing the simplest answer is "I barely have a clue" as this is only the second garden I have done. But I had some success last year with my first garden and it grew some this year but not by much.
. I caught a tree service next door and got an entire truckload of tree mulch to spread around my plants and that should help to cut down on the weeding,at least I hope so.

Molex, what a question! In my garden, weeds are a main crop, I'm afraid.