-A.J.
It’s the middle of July, and we’re about to turn the corner from “growth” to “production”. The raspberries are in full swing:
There’s a lot more where that came from. Nice output from a pot on the patio:
The other fun find today were what I think are filet beans — the pods were all hiding under leaves:
We’re going to have a caprese salad tonight using some of this basil:
The Tromboncino zucchini are doing well. There are a few fruits, this one is about 1′ long:
The 8′ zucchini trellis:
Hiding on the north side of the zucchini plant are some spinach, basil, and romaine seedlings. A critter got into them last night, so now they have bird netting over the top:
The Minnesota Midget melons are coming along after the slow start:
The cucumbers. There’s one on the bottom right that should be ready in a few days:
We’re going to get a *lot* of tomatillos this year:
The Lilac peppers:
The Carmens:
The Oregon Spring. Doing their usual crazy early thing:
An overview from the “hill”. It rained a little bit this morning:
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