6th Harvest 9-8-2011

Almost forgot to post this one. Not a bad harvest, things are starting to wither a little. Time to thin it down and see if I can get a couple more out harvests. Oh yeah, that's enough yellow ones.

Growing wild..............

  

Still see flowers and a few little baby cucs.....

8-27-11 5th Harvest

Time to hack and slash the yellow tomato plant back, it's trying to take over, and over shadow the ghost pepper. My get some more peppers, I see flowers.........

It was tasty.....I WANT MORE......

8-20-11 4th Harvest

Things are picking up, a little from everything, (we will not speak of the Ghost peppers), 

could use a few more cherries.............

We have a new leader!

8-13-11 3rd Harvest

Not yet "bountiful" but getting there. What the squirrels don't want I keep!

8-7-2011 2nd Harvest

Getting better, slowly but surely.......

Just in case you were wondering...

7-24-11 1st meager Harvest

Ok,  So not much the first time but patience will prevail!

I think the floods have caused a little wilting with 1 row of beans. 

But all in all mostly thriving and I see COLOR!

 

Cucumber must like hot and wet conditions cause we got that.....

7-17-11 A one pepper, pepper plant? Where's my PECK!?

 

Beans!

More

 I see little bumpy things.......

WTF!?

7-3-11 Looking good

Coming along nicely, flowers everywhere.

 

 Time for restraints!

6-26-11

Almost all happy......almost all

 Come on little guy You can do it!  I think he drank too much during the storms, the others are starting to climb and grab hold, good.

 What have we here? A pepper already!

 Not to be outdone Cherry tomatoes show there in the game too!

McTucker Garden '11 (6-7-11)

Well that time again, If we can drop this heat wave, I think we got a good start:
First up, Tomatoes, From left to right (2) Roma, (1) Cherrie (1) Yellow Pear (tomato) (click the link to see'em, this will be interesting), and Gypsy Sweet Peppers, which are supposed to have all 3 colors at different stages of development.

And here we have a very interesting addition, 'Royal Burgundy' beans! That's right Purple! I can't wait to see these in action, a co-worker (thanks Sandy) grew these last year and said they were very flavorful. AND the magic happens when you cook them, they turn green, I think raw in a salad is the way i'll go.

And last but not least Burpless Cucumbers (thanks Bob), a gift from a friend every year, let's hope the 90 degree days are few this year, it really stunted the growth and development of last years crop, and one plant maybe critical already. Overall looks like 5 out of  8 so far.