
Growing some more cilantro and basil in planters...I cannot have enough of this stuff!


Heirloom tomatoes and a mystery plant...we'll find out what it is later!


Cucumbers


My random green leaf that keeps coming back - beautiful red leaf lettuce!

This is the potato forest - it is so thick!

More lettuce growing in containers - can't have enough of this either!

Beautiful kale...already harvested once!

This is my dill that is taller than me...

Tomatoes are coming along nicely :)

Cabbage that looks beautiful...

Boy #1's sunflowers that we transplanted from inside - he runs out to see them everyday!
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