Looking good, Juli!
Rick, I have drainage aisles throughout the veggie patch and I've installed pipe at the low end to funnel extra water away. At the moment we're just trying to get over a 4" overnight deluge that caused minor flooding here. The sun shone all day today, so it shouldn't take long -if we don't get too much more rain in the next few days. The Lacinato kale is in a bed that isn't raised and it's doing okay, so I'm not too worried about the rest.
Astia container squash in a big tub -only one seed out of three sprouted, but that's all I needed in there anyway.
Peas and monster radishes!
This is where the bulk of the pumpkins will go.
I'm thinning kale and beets as I use the greens, but I think I need to use them faster.
Second batch of broccoli struggling along in there too.
Carrots, blue kale, peppers and Brussels sprouts -with chard along the back row.
Long beans and mustard greens under their teepee, with twigs to try to dissuade the rabbits and turkeys -and banana melons, just getting started.
What's left of the first batch of broccoli -it looks like I could have planted these much closer together.
Greens in a big horse tank (out of rabbit range, but not groundhogs). There's dill in there too, and I usually put basil in it as well.
Tomatoes. I've marked them with little cages so I don't step on them, but I'll weave them or put up fence for the long haul. Those cages won't be nearly sturdy enough for most of those plants.
Bush cukes -thinned to two per hill so far. And three types of squash that I'll probably be stepping on
but I'll try to train them over to the fence. Try being the operative word...
