Very impressive. Mine arent nearly as far along. Zucchini is the only thing in flower. However the strawberries have been fantastic. Best year ever for them.

I have been admiring the 4 potted tomatoes at the foot of the back steps, thinking how much better they look than those in the big veggie garden. Only about 16", they aren't as far along as yours, Jerry.

Bloody Butcher may be our earliest this year in the garden since we don't have the Sungold cherries. I had to take a green fruit off one plant when it went out to the garden several weeks ago, giving it time to make some growth before fruiting.

The flowers on the Yellow Jellybean in the yard may have been missed - I try to remove flowers, as well. Still, the plant is tall, growing and those will likely be our first handful. With all of the recent wind (continuing today), things are kinda tough on the plants in the garden. Calmer in the backyard (even if it doesn't seem all that calm to .... Steve ;o).

I'm super jealous. I feel like it took me forever to get them in the ground because of the lingering cold weather. Fingers crossed they enjoy the heat and get taller.

mmmm12, my squash look good, but no flowers just yet. I try to be conservative putting squash and cucumbers out, but I still thought I lost all of my cuke plants due those 2 low 40's night we had. They all deflated almost flat. i replaneted seeds next to them, but about 75% came back. BTW, MMM12, your idea you shared a few years back to grow my eggplants in the front (south-faciing) flower bed is working out great. I have few buds on the small plants now.

Regarding the WOWs, I consider any early tomatoes to be a bonus. I use them to develop a strong root system to help fend off disease.

Must be the wall o waters gave them a head start by insulating them.

Nice tomatoes, Jerry they look super healthy and ready to share their fruit. Soon. Mine got hit by flea beetles right after planting, so they have been sprayed with kaolin and the new growth is looking great.

The Melrose pepper was gifted to a friend with the promise to share the fruit. Wish I had another but trust they will share. Thanks for growing it to share with the group.

Everything here is up and running, though planted much later than previous years. At least the garlic is scaping and should be ready to harvest in a few weeks.