Here are my tomato plants. The oldest plants have gotten blight really bad. I haven't invested in any chemicals to treat them. So far they are still blooming and I actually have tomatoes on them as you can see from the picture below. I have 7 plants that I put in the early Spring and 5 smaller plants I put in within the last couple weeks. I am hoping the smaller ones don't get the disease.
Here are my green bell peppers. The peppers that are on there now are about ready to be picked. I also have red bells and an unbelievable amount of hot peppers. My hubby is a huge salsa fan and makes his own so we have quite the variety of hot peppers growing.
Here is my lettuce. I have been eating lettuce for a couple weeks straight now. I planted leaf lettuce and head lettuce. The head lettuce never formed heads. It just came out as leaves. Both have been really great to eat. 
This is my watermelon vines. I have 3 plants here. They are now finally getting blooms on them. I was starting to wonder. Hopefully now they will get pollinated.
My peas have done well for what I have to work with. I haven't gotten alot of them. The deer have enjoyed them as well unfortunately. I didn't get very many that germinated so my crop is very low. What I did get were very sweet and you could eat them right off the vine. Just what I was hoping for.
My onions are also thriving. I planted white and red onions this year. 
I have 4 cantaloupe plants. All seem to be vining nicely. I had to trim a few back already. There are lots of blooms and a few little starts of melons.
I didn't get a good picture of the cucumbers. They are a little strange this years. They keep curling around themselves and I have to try and untangle them without breaking the vines. I have never had this problem before. It is very unusual. I do have cucumbers though. One is already about 6 inches long. Not much longer and I will be able to add it to my fresh lettuce salad!Linked to Talk about it Tuesday at The Lazy Organizer and to Gratituesday at Heavenly Homemakers.
The garden is looking great! We've had a small harvest of cherry tomatoes from the container we have growing on our back patio.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great garden! This is our 2nd year to have a garden and we're getting better at it, but it is still pretty small. I'd love to have cantaloupe plants!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great garden it is so big! I love it! I think I might have a couple of tomato plants with blight too this year. I went and got organic spray and sprayed everything good last weekend. I can't afford to lose the 14 plants I have. I have big plans for those tomatoes! A $7 thing of organic spray will hopefully be well worth it in the end.
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