Here's the season's first Hopi blue corn, harvested from the big stalk in the middle of the garden last week.
After fearful initial analysis, the seed looks quite viable maturity-wise, with some lovely purple colorings.
The rest of the garden, pictured here as of about two weeks ago, continues to thrive.
It's a rather riotous mess, with an odd pepper plant from the landlord getting ready to produce, a couple Thai Siam Queen basil plants peeking through the squashes, a transplanted pea plant from my niece's class project, and the like.
Organic yellow crookneck squashes are quite a hit, with several small fruits coming visible this week, and one or two about ready to harvest!
Happy September harvests!
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