just to clarify...
a. cucumber
b. cherry tomatoes (most are still green)
c. corn
d. mixed greens
e. tomatillos
f. arugula
g. some baby lettuce
h. don't know, but we eat the purple leaves in our salads
i. can't remember
j. bell pepper (he's also had other peppers, but I don't have pictures)
k. watermelon
l. squashThere are rows of other things that just look like more greens to me, so I didn't take pictures of all of it. For the record though, there are radishes, kale, onions, carrots, garlic and many others things all in there. Last season I kept track of what was what. This season he blew me away with the amount he planted and I gave up.
Disclaimer: No doubt Sean's going to find this post entirely inadequate; left up to him, a closer examination of his garden would have 5 times the photos I have here and entire essays (replete with charts and graphs) on the origins of the seeds, cultivation techniques, and expected produce outcomes. Left up to Sean, a closer examination of his garden would also likely never be shared because he probably won't ever have the time he requires to do the post justice. I figure a little something is better than nothing. But under no circumstances should viewers consider this to be anything other than a very cursory glance at his extensive and extravagant farm.
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