This summer's new project was adopting two tomato plants, in addition to my herbs.

June!

July (plus basil)!

September!
Sadly, it's October and I've only had a couple tomatoes reach the edible stage. When they started flowering it was too hot, and when they set fruit it got too cold, and the post summer hot flash was so rainy they started to split. Argh! Next year I need to start them much earlier in the season and prune those extra branches.
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