Three small cabbage remain in the garden. Some questioned whether they would grow any larger. It was said that cabbages can be unpredictable as to how big they get. It was also said that these three wouldn’t get any bigger. But since it was pointed out that having different colored cabbage would be nice for the schoolchildren to observe, we decided to wait-and-see another week.
The cauliflower (and cabbage?) seeds planted two and three weeks ago were unsuccessful. Last week (in my absence) more were planted, but this time under shade cloth, and they sprouted.
The tomatoes are coming along very nicely, in control of a sizable swatch of garden land in the back left (thanks to Michael for giving a reference point for how high some of the plants are getting). Big clumps of fruit, some ripening and some not yet, are everywhere, and a grape variety is barely going to be able to stay upright, if each from its forest of blossoms becomes a fruit.
I’m supposed to be the correspondent on chives in this here group, and I’ve done the job poorly.
