These pictures were taken on Monday, before 4 or 5 hours of gardening started. Updated pictures to come soon! Enjoy until then.

May 26th spinach seeding while zucchini and squash come up.

May 26th view of the squash with fruit forming already!

May 26th view of the cherokee corn loving life. Cherokee pole beans have been climbing the corn for a week or so now. The mole has taken 5 pole beans already, they have been replanted from seed. If one looks closely you can spot the squash sprouts just breaking the soil, to complete the three sisters.

May 26th view of the corn, beans, and in this spot, melon is sprouting. I used melon, zucchini, and squash for living mulch in the sister technique. I hope to find out which does best, and give us some variety.

May 26th view as we progress around the spiral more. Peas are about done producing while dino kale continues to seed.

May 26th view of the Burgundy Bush Beans and winter savory, growing by the second!

May 26th view of the Provider Bush Beans and oregano in the background.

May 26th view of the soybean, leafy greens mixed in, and volunteer catnip. The lettuce, rosemary, and marigolds look happy too!

May 26th view of the kale row with chard flowering in the middle.

May 26th view of the chard row, the last of the spiral.

May 26th view of the expansion for sprawling crops. Summer and winter squash, watermelon, pumpkins, purple sweet potatoes, and bird house gourds!

May 26th view of the pumpkins, sweet potatoes, and a grey streak!

May 26th view of what appears to be our first pumpkin forming! The specific variety name has been lost to memory (and poor record keeping), but the pumpkins carve well and the flesh is yummy while seeds great too!

May 26th view the two mounds with bird house gourd plants. the seed was acquired last year at the NC state fair, for free!

May 26th view of lemons forming.

May 26th view of a few more fruit forming.

May 26th view of a fig tree and two pawpaw trees.

May 26th view of the pepper plants. Closest to the camera is a hot wax, a milder but sweet pepper, followed by a cayenne behind it. A Maya Habanero is to the right and doing quite well! A chocolate bell pepper is furthest from view.

May 26th view of the tomatoes and the basil starts below them. Trellis working great thus far.

May 26th view of the beets, then tomato and basil.

May 26th view of the neglected garlic plot, replanted with dumpling squash and two tomatoes.

May 26th view of the cucumbers and carrot bed. The carrots have pretty much germinated and dont look as thick as I would have preferred. Soil structure is key.

May 26th view of the strawberry patch, followed by onions and tomatoes.

May 26th view of the first cherry tomatoes forming up!