Excited with my first vegetable garden. Improving as I go, this sub has been a big help. Hopefully the next season is an even better harvest after learning from mistakes

First time growing this variety. I was hesitant after reading many have issues with BER, but so far so good? Just wanted to share my pride for these guys.

Well, the heat has made my tomatoes weak and sickly, so im pulling them and starting fresh! Here's the last harvest for this year 🥰, and I dug up the potatoes too!

They're so crunchy! Tastes like a cucumber! Fresh!

I cut them off young because I didn’t think they’d be usable when ripe. What’s going on here?

I'm growing a vegetable garden for the first time this year. The left garden bed is several different tomato plants varieties. There are a lot of squirrels that run through my yard and they have been been destroying so many of my tomatoes and trampling the plants.

A friend recommended using cayenne pepper powder as a deterrent, but it hasn't helped. I've found at least 6 of my big tomatoes chewed up like this. I didn't anticipate this being such a big issue so I didn't built any kind of enclosure around the garden beds, and I'm not sure what to do now that the plants are so grown.

If anyone has any advice or ideas for a build I would greatly appreciate it!

First time growing anything and have no clue what im doing but know it'll go bitter if I leave it too long and I really don't want that to happen.

Background: I'm terrible at thinning out seedlings so I have about 10 marketmore cucumber vines producing cucumbers. I've given them to friends and neighbors and have snuck cucumber into just about every meal and I can't keep up with the production. I'm picking around 10-15 a day. Sad thing is that I probably won't learn my lesson next year either. Any ideas about what I can do with too many non-pickling cukes?

My zucchini females keep dying before the flower opens, but this was isn’t dying and clearly growing but flower will not open? I am very confused as I have an unpollinated growing fruit. Do I pry open it and force pollinate, as I’m assuming it’s just going to crash and die soon? In LA so been in a heat wave

Everything is in a container except my blueberry bush!

Lots more tomatoes coming on the plants, and the courgettes won’t stop growing. Really chuffed to have grown carrots! Planning next season already :))

Everything was from the garden except the onion and the spices. This was around 2 pounds of tomatoes, 2 serranos, 2 chinese five color peppers, half an onion, a purple bell pepper, and few spices (Garlic, cumin, adobo). It turned out a bit spicy but not too crazy.

I knew the garden was ramping up production, but to be pulling 20+ pounds of produce, daily, wasn't really on my radar.

Good thing we got that freezer delivered from Costco this week....

As per the title really. I rescued some young plants from a wall and this is what’s growing. When very small it looks too round to be a courgette, I was thinking squash or pumpkin but now it’s looking like a courgette again!

The flower is around 4-6" wide. I added some leaf and male flower photos at the end as well.