Here are the radishes that I found so delicious, and surprisingly, I didn't have to fight anyone for them.

Our peas still trying to reach up to their climbing string.

 Tomatoes plants

 

 Broccoli

 

 Butter lettuce

 

How colorful!

 

He's not too sure about it this way, but he loved the pumpkin muffins!

 Hunter's

 

 Kevin's (you can see the K in the back of Katie's)

 

 Katie's

 

 Our sunflowers :)

 

 Katie's pointing to the strawberry plant that's not producing now, but doesn't it look pretty?

You can see all the bell peppers behind and in the far left of the pic in the other planter box is the broccoli.

 Checking on the herbs he planted.  Those are the chives on the left and peas on the right.

 

 You can see one of our compost bins and a pile of brown for it, but we're not very good at the composting thing yet.  Haven't got the results we'd like.

 

 Ready to harvest the carrots!

 

 Look at this one!

 

 Gorgeous isn't it? They were so yummy too!

 

More bell peppers and a dancing carrot!

The many pumpkins!

The first watermelon from the garden wearing my father's hat.

Enjoying the watermelon!















The harvest of the front yard.  Yeah, not that great.









some cherry tomatoes!

Had to harvest these since I noticed the gophers moved on to them.

2 of the many pumpkins














The corn needed to be put into buckets of water because they were covered in ants. Luckily Bryan did the harvesting, because I really dislike ant bites.














It was yummy, but a little gummy.



























Tomatoes and the last of the onions that the gophers left.














Aren't those beautiful little carrots?

Crookneck squash, bell pepper and banana pepper.
Long beans, zucchini, tomatoes, and lemon thyme.

Larry the lemon, Mary the Manderin, & Gary the Grapefruit



The Garden


Climbing Watermelon


Front yard watermelon and albino pumpkins.


Enjoying the few strawberries!


some long beans


Happy Harvest!

Squash

Not sure if this is our first harvest of the zucchini, we gave a lot away.

Here's the first picture of our garden. Most of the plants were bought at Moon Valley Nursery, but the corn and carrots were from seed.
Crookneck squash