Tomato days

While not super productive, i think its safe to say i have gotten about 10 pounds of tomatoes so far from the garden.
As soon as i get enough of them i will have to start processing them since even though it is not overwhelming, it is more than we can use right away.

There hasn't been a whole lot going on around here, just basic maintenance. The grass on the new part of the lawn is coming in and its beginning to look less like a toxic wasteland.

I have gotten a few small and sparse ears of corn from the stalks.  The green beans continue to produce sporadically, the summer squash has slowed down and is making some deformed fruit. I think that has to do with the dryness.
Still no significant rain in quite some time.  The rest of my state seems to be fine for rainfall, but the little area i am in keeps getting missed.

I am waiting for my one large cabbage to be ready, the other ones are starting to get solid, the Job's Tears are producing recognisable  seeds.

I picked a perfect Fooled You Jalapeno yesterday, there are a few more small ones out there.

The watermelons  seem to have stopped getting bigger, now i assume they are heading toward ripening.

The cucumbers have stopped i think,  there are one or two still growing but they are small, i don't see any new  flowers on them either.

The Jerusalem Artichokes are really getting tall, they are taller than the corn stalks. One end of the row is much higher than the other, it gets more water than the last end when the yard gets watered.

The weeds around the asparagus need to be dealt with, i can barely see the fronds.

That's pretty much it.