I'm in zone 4. Recently I just added a few pictures to Flikr.com. There are lots of pictures posted, but last week I posted five pictures of vegetables and fruits I am harvesting or very close to harvesting. Now that I look at these pictures, I am amazed at how far along vegetables like my broccoli and squash have come.

Click on the link below to see my pictures.

Here is a link that might be useful: My Vegetable Garden

Your veggies do look good, mine are not as big, but getting there. thanks for sharing

Zone 5 in Northeast Kansas

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Beautiful pics, guys! I am going to have to get a digital camera. KS--your pole beans look wonderful!

Does 3/4 count? Here's my little container garden...zukes and cukes are almost ready, a ways to go for toms and peppers...
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Wow, all of your gardens look amazing. Mine is definitly stunted in comparison. And today we are expecting more hail and rain, at least I had warning this time, so spent the morning finding anything to cover my garden with. I really enjoy looking at your gardens=) and dreaming about what mine will look like hopefully later this month

Here is my little garden in Zone 5. We were actually updated from a Zone 4 several years back. This is my first time in raised beds, and I love it. Next year the area to the left of my garden in this picture will be rows of corn and lots of pumpkins!!

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A close up of my cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower, and onion bed:)
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I hope yours is doing well also!!

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Hi Gabby gardener, your in Idaho? I lived in Boise in 06/07 and had a very nice garden there. Yours looks great. I like your raised beds, so cheery.

I'm a warm zone 5 but June was fairly cool and damp here. I'm just seeing my green beans, peppers and tomatoes fruiting. Judging by the amount of flowers, we'll be inundated with them all next month.

I'm about to harvest my first Costata zucchini (biggest zucchini plant ever!), and it's setting a new fruit about every three days now. We've harvested from the basil twice already and it's still growing strong. The spinach just bolted but I still have romaine lettuce growing strong (in Earthboxes, not shown here).

Here's one of my beds. You can see the Costata is taking over, but there's a parseley, six basils, three peppers and two tomato sets also in this bed, plus some nasturiums.

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Here's the other bed. Back right are pole beans, with sweet dumpling sqush in front of that (not even one flowers on that squash yet). Right front are volunteer marigolds surrounding a Physalis pubescens ground cherry. Back left are okra and a couple eggplants. All flowering and just starting to fruit. The bare patch in front was just replanted with a bunch of radish seed (we love radishes).

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Here in Colorado late May is about the earliest time to set out warm weather crops, unless you do some extra protection which I did not. So this is fairly typical for the area, given our weather this year.

watermelons and corn
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roma's are going great!
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3000 sqft garden
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tomato pron

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joe-il~ That's a great garden. I bet you could grow just about anything in that much space. Looks really good too, I love those Roma tomatoes. Everything looks so nice an green. Thanks for sharing.
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I'm in Zone 5 - Chicago. What with the cool wet spring, some things aren't doing well, like my peppers and eggplants. Tomatoes are getting big but we are just now starting to see some fruit set. Snap peas are producing great. Lettuce is all gone. Harvested my beets yesterday, but they were mostly small. Carrots seem stunted. Yellow crook-neck squash should have something for me soon.

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i like the way you used the space in the curve of the walkway.

some abundant looking gardens in this thread!

this was 2 weeks ago:
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