We have been getting a few peppers, cukes, squash, and tomatoes. The tomatoes though all have some mushy spots.
I only planted one tomato plant this year, and a horn worm got it, so hubby’s tomatoes are the ones we are getting.
Last year he plant about a hundred and got nada. I planted 2 from Walmart, and had cherry tomatoes all summer long. Luck of the draw. LOL
I had one tomato splitting - good size too.
Brought it in - hope it ripens indoors - should anyways
I hope
Somebody gave a squash that looks like a club - it is huge - about 8 or 10 times the size of store stuff.
here in Eastern Washington we're having one of our typical very dry summers, no substantial rain since early June...thank God we've got a good aquifer....
but, we're had garlic, lettuce, beans, tomatoes, a few cukes, and we have a few onions, pink banana squash, trombone squash, and egg plant coming along nicely....hope they finish developing before we get too cool.. Peppers too....
also we'll dig up the potatoes in a few weeks...corn, not so good, but we'll have a few ears...
and hops....boy do we have hops...
One tomato variety (five plants in one raised bed) is a goner. Disease, 100 degree weather, cool nights...I don’t know what killed them.
But the Romas are still kicking out four or five a day. A month ago, it was a dozen every day...