The Fruits Of My Labor

An assortment of pictures showing various fruiting plants in Steve's Garden. I didn't take pictures of the herbs for this one, but they all continue to grow quite well.

Tomatoes

San Marzano Organic :





Some wee ones...







Early Girl Hybrid :










"Monster Cherry Tomatoes" :

Can you tell how many are in the first picture? lol (clues: 5 bud/tomato clusters & the other pictures do not show anything from the first one)...















Hungarian Hot Wax Peppers :






Jalapeno Early Organic Peppers :

THE HYPONEX EXPERIMENT






Last, but not least, a few wee cucumbers (with Mammoth Dill Weed already waiting on them =) ):

First Round Of Pictures At The New Townhome

Here they are, in no particular order. Short & sweet update They're all camera phone pictures, so be a bit forgiving if they are not the best quality...lol. =) Click on them for a better view.




My Wife's African Violets:






The Crappy Orange Cherry Tomato plant. I put it in a better location today (more sun), so maybe that will help:






The Dwarf Lime Tree (growing nice still):






Foam Flower:






Garlic Chives:






My Daughter Emily's Indian Princess Nasturtiums:






The Red Dragon Flower:






Russian Sage:






Strawberries:






Texas Sweet Onions:






Thyme:






Triple Crown Blackberries:






Wineberry Raspberries:

Steve's Garden At The New Townhome:

The Tomatoes:

The Big Monster Cherry Tomato Plants:

87 inches long...wow! =)













The Early Girl plants. One I didn't think would make it now has wee maters growing on it & is doing fine! =) Check out all the old damage...












The San Marzano Tomatoes...Some wee maters on these...finally!








The Pepper Garden:

California Wonder Bell Peppers:






Hungarian Wax Peppers (Two new babies on this):






The "Hyponex Experiment" Jalapeno Plant & It's single awesome looking Jalapeno:



Almost 3 inches long...





A few other Jalapeno plants:








Finally, I bought this little herb garden in a box deal at Target for $1. I figured it would be a neat little herb garden I could grow for Fall & Winter use. =)