As I had said in an earlier post, we are trying sweet corn this year. By all appearances, so far so good. We have tassels and on some we have ears with silk forming. Way cool. When we tried indian corn and popcorn some years ago we had nice, fully formed ears of corn. Obviously I am hoping for the same thing this year.
We still have tomatoes growing at the Farm and in the canoe garden. They are a hybrid bred specifically for containers. While they are not setting fruit abundantly yet they are very healthy. Did I mention the eggplant that are coming in? They look so good and will be ready for harvest sooner than later.
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