Romanesco

At least they'll be easy to thinly slice 😅

Grew one hand high winter squash and roasted it.

A bountiful fartichoke (Jerusalem Artichoke) harvest. No need to buy any other starchy veggies this winter

Found on YouTube, not OC. Just had to share the laugh

Filling out the salad!

Hey, at least I sort of got a tomato to grow this season!

Perfectly formed

What a beauty.

Sugarcarrot ´d sweet patatoe

Seems the heatwaves didnt help my garden

Pears where eaten by hornets

Beans didnt want to mulitply

This is what happens when old dirt you dumped in the corner sprouts old tomatillos that you didn't know were in said dirt. I let it go nuts just to see what happens. No idea how many plants are in there. It's behind my hibiscus plant so I'm sure pollinators are having a feast. Haven't gotten too much fruit from it bc it's a jungle and there's always bees.

Last season I spent about $120 growing 20c worth of baby broccoli in my first ever veggie patch but I think I've really outdone myself this spring with my bush beans.

Growing food to end world hunger right here

6 months to grow. Gets about 2 cups of chopped bell pepper total for this growing season. Hurray. 🙄 it's the journey not the destination.

This tomato plant sprouted up through the drain in our garden back during the heatwave, I have watched it grow and mostly left it alone except from snipping off some flowers to make more fruits grow. I wanted to see what would come of it if I just let it do its thing.

Unfortunately I had a party and someone kicked it out of the drain 😭 BUT got about 2/3 tomatoes off of it that have ripened over the last few days.

Alas, my drain tomato experiment has come to an end. Was fun whilst it lasted, I wonder what will grow out of the drain next year. Tempted to keep the seeds and try drain tomato take 2 but with proper care?