What's new in the garden in 2010?

One of my favorite bloggers posted about the new plants she'll be trying out in her garden this year, and I thought it was an interesting meme. So, without further ado, 2010's experiments and additions:

New mushrooms: Winecap (aka King Stropharia), White Morel (reported to be a crapshoot, but I feel lucky), and a summer fruiting Oyster Mushroom --- just ordered the spawn from Field and Forest Products!
New woodies in the forest garden: Osage-orange (for hedges), honey locust (for forest pasturing), and Korean stone pine (for pine nuts). I'm starting them all from seed, the first two from seeds collected in the wild and the last from seeds I bought on ebay. All are experiments!
New fruits and veggies: Alpine strawberries, hulless oats, soybeans (labeled as edamame for fresh eating), garbanzo and urd beans (the latter for sprouting), Afghan sesame, Hungarian breadseed poppy, manna de montana amaranth, and temuco quinoa. All are from Seeds of Change except the strawberries, soybeans, and poppies from Renee's Garden.

Osage orange fruits rotting down to seed pulp. And, of course, there's the usual trial of new varieties of common fruits and vegetables (most of which I buy from Jung.) What's new in your garden this year?

(This image, by the way, shows the osage-oranges I collected slowly rotting down to seed pulp for the spring. They're already quite mushy and stinky.)