How does your garden grow? Mid-June is here. July is below. Amazing difference.

Post-beach garden gestalt. Much taller.

Tomatoes…or is that tomatos?! Dan Quayle would know.

The tomato pile has produced 8 or so fruits. 80 to go.

Cantaloupe and watermellon. These guys will take over the entire garden given enough rain.

First cantaloupe is almost ripe.

Watermellon. Already a couple of fruits going.

Giant pumpkin and hot pepper pod.

Giant Pumpkin [1 of 2]. The second is a volunteer that self-seeded.

Hot peppers have been producing for several weeks.

The corn is no longer tiny! In fact, plantation was properly “knee high by the 4th of July.”

Corn low to high in three plantations.

Beans and squash. Essential garden products. Well, we thought it was squash. Make that a musk mellon instead!

Zucchini, sweet peppers, late lettuce, carrots, weeds and sunflowers rounds it all out.

And a bonus shot of the morning glories (well what’s left after the horse got at it).

Morning glory. No flowers yet, but probably next week if it starts raining some more.