Jo's potted herbs are doing well but the Aloe... not so well. Who would have guessed that cacti don't like rain?
Tiny Tim's not doing very well. I think he needed more water because he's in a pot. At least the tomatoes are still OK.
Here's how we're doing so far. Looks pretty good to me considering how little attention I've been giving it.
The cucumber and squash plants appear to be thriving. They both have a ton of flowers and there are a couple of cucumbers and one squash growing nicely. The cantaloupe looks healthy and is loaded with flowers but it doesn't look like it's as big as it should be. Could be that we don't have enough bees around to pollinate these plants. If each flower produced a fruit, I'd be swimming in these things.
Here are my peppers. They are producing although not that much and the plants are very small (as they always are in my garden). I'm not sure if it's the soil or sun or... I lost one Jalapeno to the f%#@ing groundhog, the enighbour fond it intact in her garden. 'Samatter mr. groundhog? Too spicy for you? Good.
Red and yellow cherry tomatoes are coming along nicely. I'll have to start sharing soon.
Looks like it's time to eat green beans. They're huge! the plants can't even stand up anymore.
The pea plants that made it are doing well but I killed half he plants accidentally by messing around with my netting after the plants had already started climbing it. Dumbass.
Carrots should be OK but it'll still be awhile before they're ready.
The lettuce looks good but there's not nearly as much as there should be because the groundhog has been keeping it neatly trimmed. I need to block the tunnels under the fence behind the shed.
