When I go to W-M, I buy a couple of boxes of Red Wigglers and "plant" them in my compost bin.

Seems like this is the best time of the year! Corn is coming in great with 15 ears growing so far on the first half of the bed. The other half is about 2 weeks behind the first that we planted. I am hoping that this will spread out the amount of hand pollination I have to do at one time.





Like last year, there was some initial damage to the leaves. However, the damage seems to stop when the corn grows larger. Either that or the Sevin spray is working!



Carrots just finished up. Got a ton this time around, and they are big!



Beans are pouring in...



The little peach tree is growing a bit as well. I'm keeping a close eye on it and really hope it lays good roots this year.



Finally, the snap peas are also coming in. This is the first crop that my wife has been really excited about picking. I barely get to eat any of them, because she picks a handful and munches on them while she lays outside and reads on her hammock. But the few I have gotten to eat have been fantastic.

Look's great!  I envy your growing season (but not the humidity!)!

Thanks corporal! I have been wondering what to do with those branches; just been too lazy to look it up!