I see you've brought friends!
And look at that lovely little pumpkin-shaped one.
Remember those three little tomato plants I got for my new box? Well they aren't so little anymore.
They're ginormous. I after 63, I stopped counting the tomatoes. Too many, perhaps??? Never.
I thought I would give you all a nice tour of my deck. Oh, I wish it were a beautiful 5 acre farm with gardens and flower gardens and landscaping, a chicken or two, grass mowed with a push mower, a picnic table and fire-pit. But we aren't in "the right place" for a real home just yet (remember that whole unemployment thing??) so we have a deck. This is me, making the best of it.
I'm attempting to grow as many vegetables as possible in pots. The tomatoes are obviously going very well. Additionally, we have:
Peppers (complete with bloom):
Peas (a total failure on the left there, since they dried up after a long weekend away and haven't recovered yet)
Green beans (a similar story on the top there, only I think there is an additional "something is eating the leaves" thing going on):
Carrots (down on the bottom, we'll have to see how these manage, since I'm fairly certain that root veggies were not intended for 5" deep pots):
And more peppers (on the right):
Rounding out the deck tour, we havePeas (a total failure on the left there, since they dried up after a long weekend away and haven't recovered yet)
Green beans (a similar story on the top there, only I think there is an additional "something is eating the leaves" thing going on):
Carrots (down on the bottom, we'll have to see how these manage, since I'm fairly certain that root veggies were not intended for 5" deep pots):
And more peppers (on the right):
More carrots (in the blue pot):
Cucumbers (doing surprisingly well with lots of blossoms and what I can almost certainly say are FUTURE CUCUMBERS!):
All I need are a few lawn ornaments and I'll be "that neighbor".
P.S. I selectively excluded the hanging basket that I have because it is the only non-edible plant I got this year and is completely and totally dried up and pathetic. *sigh*
love all the plants and especially the tomatoes! yum! :)
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