Our complete list of vegetables growing: now 38!

Many vegetables:

• Tomatoes (different varieties), 11 plants
  
• Eggplant, 1 plant
• Peppers, 3 plants
• Cucumber, 3 plants

• Pumpkin (muskat provence), 2 plants
• Zucchini, 3 plants (now blooming)
  

• Spinach, several plants
• Lettuce (different varieties), several plants
• Rucula, several plants
  
• Swiss-chard (two varieties), several plants

• Broccoli, several plants (very beautiful, still untouched by pests)
  
• Kohlrabi (purple variety), several plants
• Leek, several plants
• Garlic, several plants
• Carrots (including purple haze variety), several plants
• Radish, several plants
• Beets, several plants
• Hamburg Parsley (roots), two plants
  
• Celery, several plants
• Celeriac, a few still small plants (crop was mainly eaten by slugs)
• Chicory, a few still small plants (crop was mainly eaten by slugs)
  

• Potatoes and black potatoes, several plants
• Beans (different varieties), several plants
• Peas, a few plants (crop has failed)
• Chick peas, a few plants
• Lentils, a few plants (crop is doing badly, maybe due to cool weather)

Alternative and perenial (rare) vegetables:

• Good King Henry, 1 plant
• Yacon, 1 plant
• Tiger Nuts, several plants (delicious tubers!)
  
• Chinese artichokes, several plants
• Jerusalem artichokes (tupinamps), 4 plants
  
• Skirret, 2 plants
  
• Peanuts, 4 plants (they struggle against the cool climate)
  
• Sweet potatoes, 1 plant (now sprouting indoors)
  
• Strawberry spinach, 3 plants
  

Berries:

• Blueberry
• Raspberry
• Strawberry (two varieties)
• Elderberry
  

Herbs:

• Strawberry mint (delicious smell!)
  
• Savory
• Wormwood
• Thyme
• Lavanda
• Parsley
• Chives
• Catnip
• Lemon verbena (delicious tea!)
• Lemon grass
  
• Lemon balm
  
• Bergamot herb (still very small)
• Coriander (still small, slugs have eaten a lot of them)
  

Citrus trees:

• Lemon tree
• Bergamot tree

Flowers:

• (To be updated soon)

Things that we currently try to grow:

• Quinoa (sprouts but then fails, since it requires hot weather)
• Millet (we couldn't sprout it yet)
• Rice (sprous but then fails to grow)
• Mung beans (still very small since it requires hot weather)
• Salsify (sadly, it has rotted, or eaten by slugs, last week)
• Wheat, Oats
  
• Amaranth
  
• Cumin
  
• Flaxseed
• Soy beans (maybe they will fail to grow, due to the cool climate)

Overall, we have about 38 edible vegetables species growing!!
In our small city garden, that had only 3-4 hours of direct sunlight.

We experiment with a lot of biodynamic planting, and companion planting.
This week, we will apply a nettle liquid-composted fertilizer that is an extremely rich one!