Volunteer cantaloupes, which I get every year because of my compost pile -- I guess. Purple hyacinth beans (seeds courtesy of my sister), the ONLY nasturtium I managed to grow all summer despite planting a number of plantlets, and some late tomatoes. These tomatoes perplexed me because they remained green on the outside but were red, as shown, on the inside. And tasted ripe. Unfortunately I don't remember what kind of tomatoes I planted.
4 comments:
Those tomatoes are VERY cool! Very festive.
I'm jealous that your volunteers do so well. We didn't get one melon this year.
your garden is/was lovely
I'm so glad those hyacinth beans grew. Mine didn't do very well this year, but I still was able to harvest quite a few seeds (now frozen solid in my potting shed - probably should have brought those in). And those tomatoes! Beauties!
I think you should try saving some seed from those tomatoes. Hopefully they are heritage and not sterile. I think they look marvellous as a sliced tomato
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