So far I have harvested:
Tomatoes: 7 pear, 4 zebra
Zucchini: 1 huge one (I have no idea how that happened)
Unripe but coming:
tomatoes: a billion (way too many to count)
Zucchini: a few (however they are sneaky, so it could be more)
Cucumber: 3-4 (although I'm still trying to figure out when you harvest them)
Bell Pepper: 10-12 green ones (I'm debating whether to pick some of the green ones. Supposedly if you pick you first batch of peppers green it will cause the plant to produce more pepper overall. The problem is that Sean and I don't like them green!)
Beans: A whole bunch (It would be way to hard to count. I've got to go out and check them today to see if any are ready to harvest cause they are certainly getting bigger)
Flowering or still growing:
Corn: getting bigger but no silk yet
Watermelon: tons of flowers
Cantaloupe: tons of flowers (the cucumber beetles have been really attacking these, so we'll see what we get)
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What does it mean that one of our two tomato plants has only had about 5 tomatoes total all summer? There's one green one on there now, but that's it - not even any more flowers. The other tomato plant (cherry tomatoes) has more on it than we can even eat!
Hey sis, i don't love green peppers either. I do find though that the green ones are best for stuffed bell peppers. Something about that bitter earthiness makes a better flavor contrast. Just a thought.
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