The Hubbard pumpkin is growing quite happily up the fence, and there are several tennis ball sized pumpkins on it. I wonder if we have enough growing weather left for them to mature.

The days have been unusually warm for this time of year, so I am hoping to get at least one mature pumpkin before the first frost kills the plant.

Nice fat bell peppers, but not quite ready to harvest.

As the mature strawberry plants grew runners, I pinned the new developing plants in pots so I will have a steady supply of new plants to produce berries next season.

At long last, I have a steady supply of tomatoes.