I’ve still got 2 small peppers on my jalapeño container bush.

I had thought everything was done and ready to wither away,
but I guess the plants decided to spew out a few more pieces

yep, we leave our tomato plants intact throughout the summer so they are fully mature when the temperatures start dropping and the ground cools off a bit, and the tomatoes kick back into high gear. during the heat of the summer, we trim them back quite a bit (cut worms usually help until we can find them).

Got some chocolate habanero picking to do.

Pure greatness. I only have volunteer cilantro.

These are a few weeks old now. I starter the maters and eggplant from seed and planted last week of June. Second picture is 20 pounds of maters. Still a ton of green ones on the vine but not ripening with the cooler temps.

Very cool pics

Agree Kyle. Well done too. I’ll keep moving 5gal buckets over to catch the rain until I get gutters in the back
Derek, you’re a freak of nature and my hero. Fo cereal

Great Fall garden

We haven't even hit winter and I'm already bored. So I started to layout my garden for next year.

Tomatos:

Martinos
San Marzano
Tycoon

Cucumbers:

H19
Jackson little leaf

Onions and Garlic:

Dixondale Texas Legends and Red Creole

Garlic – Don’t know the specific variety. It was given to me

Peppers:

Goliath Jalapeno
Tabasco
Chile De Arbol
Freeport Scotch Bonnet
P. Dreadie Scotch Bonnet
Peppadew (wife wants these)

I have spots for 2 more peppers haven’t decided which. Probably KS Lemmon Starburst and not sure on the other.

Once I pull the onions and garlic I’ll plant blackeye peas. Specific variety will be Pinkeye Quick Pick Southern. And maybe squash.

Go time

Looks as if you pay the fiddler.

Got onions and garlic planted. The neighborhood cat "Daddy Cat" is alive, he's just taking a nap.

Call the fire department!

Pfshhhh. They won’t eat em!

Derek, whatever KSLS you don’t want, I’ll trade you some of your favorite beverages for em! People just don’t know what they’re missing!

What? No pepper bellies?

I pulled my jalapeno and remaining tomato plants today. Mowed over my plot. Brought home a new to me 60 year old tiller yesterday so I'll till up and turn in my compost in the next few weeks. Hadn't planned on planting anything until February. I like the sound of onions and garlic though...maybe I'll do that.

Those are pricey.

Final pepper harvest of the year. RIP 2021 garden. See you next year. I have another 10-15lbs of peppers on the vine that I don't even care about picking.

picked my last of the year tue. got home from work and plants were frost bit. didnt pull em yet but prolly will this weekend. gotta pickle the banannas and gave away prolly 12-15lbs of habenaro and jalapeno. mustard is growin good!

10-15 lbs huh? Well, just don’t shoot if you see a 240lb rat in the garden