Tomato babies
One of our tomato plants has at least 29 tomatoes on it! And another one I counted has at least 27. Now we just need those suckers to turn red! (Click here to see more photos.)Curt pulled up one of the rows of carrots. They are pretty little--but they still taste like carrots.
Our second set of radishes are coming in pretty well. Our peas are dying! And at some point we should have some jalapeno peppers. Our parsley is going nuts. I think for a first-time garden we have done pretty well. We have figured some things out and when we do it again we will try a few things differently.
We did a lot of our veggies from seed (except for tomatoes and herbs). So we may buy some more plants next time. But we did well with the seeds of radishes, carrots and even the jalapenos. And, our peas grew well. They produced some flowers but no peas. And now they are turning brown. Oh well.
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Good job. Our tomato plants (and most of the vegetable garden) are pathetic this year. Grew tomatoes in pots last year with no problem. This year we tried the proper garden, and it's not doing much of anything (and the growing season here is super-short), plus the tomato leaves have some yellow. So either too hot/too much sun/bad soil or something else. Sigh. The outdoor potted herbs are doing great, though, and a chile plant in a pot has lots of little blooms.
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