In a word, how would you describe your garden as of today?

[Mtnboomer]

I have so many irons in the fire right now I don't know which one to grab. Yesterday I spent the morning putting the roof on a new goat shed and they afternoon demolishing an old shooting house on the back of our property (left from previous owners). After dinner, I finally got the chance to pull out my pea plants, till and rake that section, and plant my green beans (about a week later than normal) just before it got too dark to see.
As I was working, I paused and looked around at my own little garden of eden. To describe what I saw, I would use the word "chaos" or in two words "controlled chaos." Everything is looking great but as always my duties elsewhere has caused some neglect in the weeding department

 

[Callender Girl]

Disappointing, in a word. First we had a long drought, then days of heavy rain, then well-above-average heat, today it's 56 degrees. I am as confused as my plants.

The tomatoes are doing pretty well, the peppers are showing some progress, a few onions have decided to live, but the green beans and various squash are not looking too good. Ah, but the thistles that crept into the garden are thriving.

 

[theoldchick]

Ugh.

 

[rosemarythyme]

One word, hmm... "Turnip."

Every year I tell myself to plant less of them, and I still keep ending up with way too much turnips.

 

[LJHC]

missing

 

[neo71665]

DRY

 

[Iluveggers]

One word:

Wet

Ask me tomorrow and I hope my answer is not “flooded”.

My zucchini’s are flowering, I have about 100 GREEN tomatoes that can’t ripen fast enough, peppers and eggplants are flowering, and beans are just getting big enough to pick.

I will seriously be in mourning if this rain doesn’t stop...

 

[Gammas Bearded Babies]

Behind!

 

[tripletfeb]

Thriving!

 

[CluckerFamily]

Smirking

(it is on the brink of having ripe fruit but making me wait)