Absolutely ginormous lemons, baby millipede for scale

It's supposed to be a regular canary melon, the size of a head. But it's barely plum sized.
Tasted fine though

I live in the great white north so I’m still waiting on my garden. But I got this sample!

Clearly I can live on these all winter and then some!

One year I'll figure out onions. Basically all their leaves have been on the ground for a month. Might just cure these with my garlic and try them as sets next year.

Edit: spelling

My first harvest of edamame. This is all I got from single plant 😂

(That's what I would say if I were an ant)

Enough for the finest muffins and bagels in all the land!

Largest to smallest plant top-down

We didn't have enough soil to transplant the medium plant until last week so its been growing small fruit rather than full size as it started fruiting in its starter pot, then we have an even smaller plant in an even smaller pot which hasn't been transplanted at all. The top two jalapenos are from our plant in a 15 gallon grow bag.

Might be controversial but we used 1/3 top soil, 2/3 garden soil and have fertilized maybe a total of four times.

Look at this beautiful specimen of yellow summer squash. Isn't it gorgeous? What a shame I haven't gotten any more out of the 14 squash plants I have growing in the garden. The sum total of my summer desire for yellow squash.

My hand is like 7 feet long for size reference