Happy June everyone! We had a busy weekend. I guess I can just start calling those normal weekends lol.
Got tomato trellises all strung up, now its a race to the top!

Still have quite a bit of lettuce and kale on the edges of the maters to harvest.

Scapes are starting to come in!! So tasty... I think this is one of the things that make us most excited about gardening! Stuff that you cant really find in the grocer.

Gave up on our second planting of peas - they just werent growing. The first planting is still there on the left - it got mowed down by a previously employed ground hog (has now been terminated for misconduct) - but I dont have high hopes. If the plants dont turn around this week with the cooler weather I will yank those too.
The newly planted four beds are all beans - provider, dragons tongue, royal burgandy, and edamane (new trial for us). This area of the garden needs some loving care... very rocky, very weedy, very devoid of organic matter. We have only short turn around crops (lettuces, green) which can be supplemented with a thin layer of compost or legumes which can do decent in poorer ground planned here this year. Will be getting heavily amended in the fall.

First pruning of the grape vines and was excited to see some clusters forming already. Not bad for 3 weeks from the last freeze! This is I believe year number 3 for the vines. With any luck we'll be making some vino this year.

More interplanting - we harvested the middle part of a radish bed first and planted out cucumelons. Will be putting in t posts and hortanova trellis down the middle. Radishes will get harvested and then will transplant lettuces in their place. The soil in this part of the garden is in much better shape.