Len those tomatoes look good!

All our tomato plants are gone - most of the plants in the community garden look the same. Beans and cucumbers are gone. The only things still doing well are the eggplants, peppers and flowers - all the peppers are some version of hot peppers. I forgot to ask Will, but I think the basil and parsley are still doing OK.

The folks who took over the one plot we've already relinquished have started setting up their beds. Will offered them the cattle panel trellises he made and they gladly took them and have already put up one of them - great for tomatoes, peas or beans. When the rest of our plants are done we will give up our current bed.

I don't think I've mentioned it, but I closed in June on the condo I've been living in - I bought it from my landlord. So, now we're figuring out what spaces are "ours" and what the limitations on putting planters on one side where we get the most sun. We didn't start tomato plant seeds soon enough for a fall crop, but we're going to focus on greens and such which should hopefully be easier than trudging to the garden.

Congrats on buying your condo Cwcdesign now when you pay the mortgage at least it's yours!

We have spaghetti squash starts! One is rather large, and there are two smaller ones. It is taking over its section of the garden and crowding out the honeynut (small butternut squash) plant.

We lost the tomato that was starting to turn red. It was on the ground this morning and half rotten. My husband says that happens sometimes.

The snow peas and beans have been doing well.