How Long Does It Take a New Garden to Grow? 

This was end of April/early May in Nashville. The garden was planted for the cool season

@@Gardenary thank you I'm in Bartlett just 3 hrs away and i've already cleaned out and waiting to plant for summer....I'm very excited to try your method. Lavender, zinna's (short) nasturtium, rosemary, well lets just say all the herbs. 🥰

Here's a video on that: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-0DqUCv8XZCY.html

A mix of both

I don't think there was one particular reason

It could be either your soil needs some amending or you're a little late in your season to plant those things

Hi Willow…sounds like you’re willing to learn and keep trying! You selected some plants that can be challenging. Do you have a source of local advice? If not ask around … we have a master gardener clubs in my area. Finding the specific variety of plant that works in your area or selecting something different may help. For example a kale variety might work better. Or For example, nasturtiums …a beautiful, edible flower flourishes where other plants will fail. Lambs Quarter is known as a weed …but is commonly used in India and is cooked as spinach. In Hindi it’s “Bathua” or “Bathuwa”. No one has a green thumb …you can learn to create optimal conditions for the right plants for your garden and lifestyle. Personally, I find herbs much easier and I add them to food or use them in drinks. I dry herbs in brown paper bags when it’s really hot and dry , then grind them for use in soups, or dressings. Just fill the bag loosely about halfway…fold the top down, staple it shut and give it a shake now and then. My garage is really hot and dry so it works great. When dry, the leaves will strip and crumble off the stems easily. They’ll blend into a powder really fast. I add a lot of flavor and micro nutrients from my own herbs. Hang in there … you’ll find what works!

It’s a flower

@@EdimentalGardens Yes, she said that. I meant what flower. It is no species name and since it's rather not a common name internationally (like the words for kale, parsley, raddish etc.) I didn't know it and it even wasn't in Leo/translation app. But I looked it up otherwise later though. Thank you. :)♡

@@FrogeniusW.G. snap dragon flowers are the nickname for Antirrhinum en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antirrhinum