little hot peppers

the things on the left will never flower,
but they will on the right.

Pick these, shell them and cook down or make salsa.

Pick these flowers and give 'em to someone I like.

Italian peppers that might turn red, but they look pretty good already.

More tiny hot peppers.

These tomatoes are goin nuts! Train them to the trellis.

Look at all that bright red fruit.

And more...

This lettuce and spinach should get picked often.

Avocado tree needs a partner to start fruiting.

These might be some sort of ginger.

Squash? Dig deep to find the fruits.

Look behind the leaves.

Beans are fruiting like crazy. Catch 'em small.

This is a flailing artichoke or something.

More beans. Pole? Bush? Who knows?

There's quite a few beans.

Perhaps the squash could have their moldy leaves cut off.

Nice, eh?

I forget what this is.

Same as above. Shell the tomatillo and cook.

This is what they look like.

Two kinds of heirloom tomatoes: a weird stripey one, and some "mortgage busters".

These flowers are nice.

And the nasturiums are edible.

Flower pot.

Flower child.

Various edible stuff.

Like celery. Eat the leaves too.

Older celery is going to seed for next year.

Basil on the front porch is ready for cooking or salads.

And these chives could go in potatoes.

Rosemary goes with chicken and other meats.

Oregano. Lots of oregano.

Even more squash on the windy side.

And a bright spider.

Squash.

Hot peppers?

Dig deep.

Hot peppers

Maybe these are round cucumbers?

Long shadows.

The desert area.