Thursday, July 24, 2014

July

Tomato plants (back) are growing surprisingly well. Cucumber teepee (left) was devastated from cucumber bugs I think. There's one vine left growing a single fruit. I must have gotten five cucumbers before it got weak.

Brandywine tomato

Brandywine tomatoes are very huge and on the verge of ripening.

Brandywine tomatoes still need to turn a color.

View from below a tomato vine.



Jalapenio peppers growing on Danielle's plant

New Mexico chile plant is looking a little sad. I gave it water and compost and Neptunes and nothing seems to make it happy.

This might be the start of our first eggplant

An eggplant blossom

Eggplants & Sweet Potatoes with Basil & Thai Basil interspersed. Cilantro gave up trying to grow here.

Calendula flowers interspersed among Roma Tomato plants. The center tomato plant decided to give up.

From front to back: Chamomile, Basil, Thyme, Oregano, Rosemary & Collard Greens

Tomato plant in the bucket with a brandywine behind it.

Bell peppers growing in front of leeks

Bell Peppers

Brand new zucchini plant. Hopefully the birds won't pluck out the leaves before it grows any bigger.

I decorated my plot with old CD's to scare away birds.


Lemon Verbena

Greens of some kind decided to poke up after I applied compost. I had planted swiss chard, spinach and broccoli raab.

Nasturtiums are flourishing after a batch of compost.

Honey Yellow tomatoes are steadily turning yellow. We get one every other day.

Odd shaped Romas.

Roma tomatoes

Anaheim Chile peppers are growing well. They were really tasty in a queso dip I made. Efrain really enjoyed it.

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