No pictures yet, but I have baby fruits on my Astia Zucchini
... and I have my squash bug drowning bucket up and working.
Long beans are sending out climbing tendrils, and the *naked* tomato plants don't look bare anymore. I'd taken all leaves off from the ground up until the first bloom cluster, and they're setting fruit already. This is probably the earliest I've ever seen fruit-set on seed started indeterminate plants, so I'm thinking that it may have been an okay thing to do.
Baby bean plants haven't been eaten yet.
My volunteer tomatoes usually end up being Romas since they're the ones that overproduce the most. It would be neat to see what other crosses show up -I just doubt our season would be long enough though.
, keep a few if you can.
