
Sweet peppers are just starting to form, too. This one is Purple Beauty. I think I have grown this variety before, but I had the soil too rich, so it didn't do so well. I am hoping for lots of peppers this year.

My cucumber plants look lovely. I started these from seed and they are doing great. I do need to thin them out, though. They are Sweet Marketmore cucumbers.

And, very exciting, one of my tomato plants has little green tomatoes! This is a Marglobe tomato plant and this is the first time I have grown this variety, so I'll have to see how it does for me. So far it looks super!

2 comments:
Your plants look wonderful! I am hoping for a bumper crop of sweet bell peppers. ~ I dry them for use in cooking during the winter and the children love to snack on them.
~Anne~
Wow! I am amazed at how quickly your vegetable garden grew! You must have them in the perfect mixture of soil and sun.
-M
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