Lots of green tomatos. Some beans. The strawberries are turning red and critters are eating them up before we have a chance to harvest




Garden Update 6/10/12
It was too hot to work in the garden this weekend, but I did go by to see how things are progressing. The biggest surprise was that one of the tomato plants (only 5 inches tall itself) had a tomato hanging from it. I planted more peas and carrots to replace those eaten by the rabbits, had a small carrot harvest, and found the very first alpine strawberry berry.
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| Bush Bean Plant Flower |
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| Small Carrot Harvest |
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| Growing Romaine Lettuce |
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| Strawberry Plants with Green Berries |
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alpine strawberries,
oxheart tomato,
strawberries,
tomato
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