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Ode to stakes and twine

Weeds on fence = art

How is this corn (just under a foot high) already producing?????

Hello baby

Peas drying for seed plus the only beet that made it

Beans and squash

Morning glory growing on our garden fence

I can’t get over how pretty these dark purple tomatoes are, and this cute little baby bean

Ladies are tucked in and the sky is doing its thing

Stunning tomatoes and peppers. I did not prune my tomatoes and the branches are large and heavy touching the ground and sprouting roots!

Created a path through the grasses to the chestnut trees (two of which seem to have died)

Cabbage and broccoli (with insect damage) this could be the first time that I successfully grow cabbage... time to gather fermenting supplies

This is the squash that @cognazor found in the compost... no idea what it is but it looks good!

Our first humble but meal worthy harvest... this evening we will harvest a bunch of green beans for pickling too

Morning harvest

Ode to purple

Volunteer butternut squash and the single pepper in this plant

Dill and garlic pickled green beans from our first harvest

Dill and beans from our garden, garlic from our neighbor's garden. Salt and vinegar from the supermarket.

I first saw the poop, then the pooper. It pays to obsessively visit your garden - tomato hornworm - about to make a chicken really happy

Doesn’t look like much, but these seeds will at least triple the number of plants that we planted this year.

Our walking plant corner will soon become impenetrable — watermelon, melon, volunteer mistery squash, and volunteer butternut squash

Our walking plant corner will soon become impenetrable — watermelon, melon, volunteer mistery squash, and volunteer butternut squash

Garden helper

Blue cream berry tomatoes harvest right before peak ripeness to avoid splitting

Little melon (Kajari) and beautiful Okra flower

Buzzed on pollen

Okra and volunteer mistery squash

I caught this guy after he had made his way through about 70% of my tomato plant, it grossed me out so much.

Cucumber beetles destroying my melons

watermelons look ok so far but who knows... any tips on beetle control besides picking them by hand?

Isaias is bringing some extra water up the mountains

Today’s harvest: forgotten zucchini that will end in bread, cabbage, cukes, and some beanies.

I grew up eating pickled veggies made in the Persian style (or torshi), hence my favorite preparation.

Beans touching the ground were starting to rot so pulled them all out for our@first harvest of dry beans... plus volunteer mistery squash

Coriander time

I just went to check out the garden for fun(already did my morning harvest, things change so quickly!) also, this mistery squash is prime example of survival of the fittest (plant edition) see the little squash behind it?they were the same size a couple of weeks ago