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| The perennial end. From left, lemongrass, sorrel, horseradish, dill in front of rhubarb. |
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| Raspberries were a little weak in the June crop. Hoping for better in August. |
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| Here you can see garlic almost ready for pulling (it's pulled now, sugar snaps climbing strings outside the fence and beans just starting inside the fence. |
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| The garden helper is watering beets and onions. |
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| Foreground, brussel sprouts, then a row of leeks, then enormous cauliflower plants (no heads), two huge nappa cabbages and parsnips behind the bench (that you can barely see). |
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| Chard was planted too close together, but is otherwise doing well. Small, but healthy, okra is smashed in the corner and the first of 5 tomatillo plants is looking good. |
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| Kale comes up everywhere with enormous leaves that shade out tomato plants. Lettuce has bolted, but isn't pulled yet (ask the manager - I don't know why.) |
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| Just another view of beets and onions. The onions have all fallen over and haven't been weeded very well. It's going to hurt that crop. |
