Cherry tomatoes are the way to go. Every day you pick a handful. I've always had trouble with critters eating my regular tomatoes before they are ready to be picked. Not a problem here.
A new ornamental grass. I've been seeing them all over lately.
Twin napping behind the plants. I've let the cilantro bolt so I can harvest the (coriander) seeds. The white flowers are pretty as well.
The tomatoes are setting and a few are starting to turn red.
The lettuce is doing great. I keep harvesting and it keeps growing.
The spinach has bolted, which I was not aware it would do.
One of the hops plants is doing great. The others keep getting eaten as soon as they sprout. Here, part of a cardboard tube from TP protects a sprout from caterpillars.
The cucumbers need no comment. A few are strangely shaped. The thick part taste fine but the skinny parts are bitter.
I have found keeping a blog of my gardening attempts to be very helpful. I'm not a master gardener, I learn by trial and error, and it's more about the process to me. But it's wonderful when you succeed and can enjoy the fruits of your labor. I hope you have a nice visit.
Married to G. We serve our three kitties, Hana, Gonzo and Harold.
"Nolacleophatra" is from "NOLA" short hand for New Orleans, LA and Cleophatra, a nick name for my dearly departed cat Cleo.