
Baby Tomatoes

I'm not sure what this is - a weed or something coming up from last year????

Baby grapes

Baby Watermelons

Peaches continuing to grow - I can't wait to taste them!
I just love this time of year - there is always something new in the garden each and every day.
4 comments:
The mystery plant looks like zucchini or other squash type plant...is that what you had there last year?
That's my thought too. I did have zucchini and cucumbers both in that area. I did not plant zucchini this year - but maybe I'll have some!
Peaches in Minnesota? I am impressed! What zone are you in?
Could the mystery plant be sunflower? That was my first thought.
Yes - peaches. We are in zone 4. These are contender peaches - they are a new variety and the only ones that can grow here. Last year was the first year it had peaches - and I only got 3. This year there are about 20 on the tree.
The sunflowers weren't anywhere near that area last year - but you never know with how birds carry things. I am going to leave the plants and we will see what they are - it's fun to get some surprises.
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