Garden updates!

Many many photos....

First up, my seemingly-abandoned garlic patch. Well, I kind of had to since I couldn't water the patch for a while before harvest!
Yesterday, I tried to pull up my first garlic. I say "try" because the stalk broke off. I had to dig it out. Why? Because the garlic head was too big!! Woo!

And let me tell you, it smells AMAZING. And tastes amazing!

German red garlic. Mmmm.

In another part of the yard, the Georgia Jet Sweet Potatoes are finally taking off!


My purple runner beans are climbing steadily.
And oh, the purple flowers are so pretty!

My scarlet runner beans are also climbing steadily.

And, true to their name, they are producing scarlet flowers!

My saucer squash plants are producing blooms!
And they have substantial leaf cover.

My Middle Eastern Heirloom Hybrid Squash is pretty much edible size!

My ground cherries have really spread out, and they are slowly producing fruit!

Those little tomatillo things will turn yellow and, inside the husk, there are sweet yellow cherry-type fruit.

My trifono violetto (my purple pole bean)

My long cucumbers!
My lemon cucumbers!
My yin yang beans... I thought they were pole habitat, but I'm now thinking they are bush.

But, look at the baby beans on them!!!

My multi-pole beans-- yellow, purple, and green.


And they produce white flowers.


My yard-long rattlesnake beans. They may not end up producing much, as they ended up having their box partially shady. The tree above them grew and really filled in with leaves. Oh well. Lesson learned for this box.


Broccoli.
Carrots-- red, orange, bulb, purple, and yellow!

Basil-- after 3 pickings yesterday. Still a lot of good stuff.
One of my larger onions. The thing is 4-5" in diameter!


Tomatillo plants-- purple and green.


Baby tomatillo. The plant will form the husk first and then the fruit will grow inside.


Peppers! Look at those two anaheim chilies!


Pumpkin vines.

Baby pumpkin! I didn't plant too many pumpkins because we know where to get cooking pumpkins cheaply.

Tomatoes! It looks overgrown, but it's actually more orderly than it looks.


See? There are rows.


And, there are baby tomatoes! I really hope we get good harvests. We're so far behind this year...


Yummy everbearing raspberries. Mmm.


Apples in the tree!

Fingerling potatoes!


Crazy ginormous rhubarb... in August. Crazy, I know.

Another rhubarb shot (different plant)

Everbearing strawberries!

And that, right now, is the garden. There are also some more plants here and there, but that is the big picture look. :)