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| artichokes (one is already in the fridge!) |
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| tomatoes, everywhere, tomatoes |
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| flower on the butternut squash plant |
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| there's the little butternut squash! |
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| The second garden box--lots of onions, a little lettuce and carrots |
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| bell peppers--still going bad before they fully develop |
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| that's a fig. lots of leaves and one upside down fig. |
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| pomegranates. lots of flowers, aka pomegranate babies. |
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| the cornfield, |
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| butternut squash and flower in the cornfield |
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| first watermelon (finger shown for size) |
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| the broke tree, dust storm collateral |
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| sunflowers |
Your tomatoes never got as big as mine. Hubby will have to dig out the soil in that spot for the fall, they like to have really deep roots in soft soil. I told Mike this morning that with the 108 degree temps this week out tomoato season is done. The ones on the plant will all turn red this week, so we'll be eating tomatoes for dinner everynight. And most likely, just a plate of tomatoes!
ReplyDeleteI want to make some salsa but forgot to pick up cilantro (and mine just stopped producing). I think that will be my best use of the tomato bumper crop. :)
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