Note to self - Herbs - Vegetables

Just some notes to remind me of possible plants for spring/summer.

1. High-yield Bush Bean
• Tavera
• Romano
• Lazy wife
2. Herbs
• Arugula Adagio
• Basil
• Green Ruffles
• Siam Queen
• Dill Fernleaf
• Mint Chocolate
3. Sweet Pepper
• Big Bertha (green)
• Golden Goliath (yellow)
4. Zucchini squash
• Early Prolific
5. Strawberries
• Earliglow - June bearer
• Tristar - day neutral
6. Tomatoes
• Better Boy VFN Hybrid
• disease and nematode resistance
• can weigh up to 1 lb
• Big Rainbow
• heirloom
• indet
• also known as Striped German
• may be also known as Pineapple, Flame
• yellow skin with red stripes
• can weigh up to 3 lb
• Celebrity
• det
• broad range of disease resistance
• Early Cascade Hybrid
• medium-size fruits
• clusters of 6 or more
• Polbig
• early tomato (before July 4th)
• up to 1 lb
• Sun gold
• cherry tomato
• Burpee's supersteak hybrid
• ind
• can be as big as a grapefruit
• few seeds

December Northern California - Things To Do #3 - Herbs

According to a book that I am reading, herbs are hardy in this region and do not need much care, except Basil that needs to be moved to a sunny location.

Well, let me tell you: my Basils are in a sunny location, and they are dead! Why? Because of the frost, and the low temperature  at night. Here is a picture of my Basil currently:

Another one that is pretty much gone is my Tarragon. The yellow burned leaves are from my Tarragon.

My Oregano still looks good. Last year it died from the frost too. Will see what happen this year.

For sure, some of my herbs are fine. For instance, this is the way my Rosemary look like.

Gorgeous as usual!!!

How about in your area? What happens to your herbs? Do you move them inside?

Luiza