Seems a little late to finally start this for the year but that's simply because my years blend together as far as the growing season being able to grow all year long. Still have some winter carrots in the ground (small harvest pictured), lots of collard greens and my artichoke plants are looking great. On track to harvest garlic mid July. Tomato beds are prepped plants are starting to go in the ground. Cucumbers have been planted in the new arch. And lots of things have been started as far as herbs and flowers I will mention them as they grow up and I share them with you.
PSF '22
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First tomato row in as of yesterday. Rutger's and sweet 100 cherry tomatoes. Also put some sage at the ends of the rows. Waiting a couple of weeks for some of my seeded tomatoes to get a little bigger to fill in that second row.
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Last carrot harvest. These are oxhearts
Creating a new bed is satisfyingly steamy 
Beans starting to come up. I planted three varieties this year all bush type. A Blue lake bush, a Louisiana purple Hull bush and a French filet, also called a haricot.
Amaryllis is always our warning sign that hot weather is soon to come. It's also my natural green light to really get planting on the garden. It is my experience that they will not bloom until your ground temperatures come up into the mid to high 50s.
This year we went fancy with the eggplant. "fairy tale" This variety stays straight and has beautiful striping.
"LSU" variety of iris is stunning
Thank you Paul. I've actually added more I will try to get some pictures today while I am working in it and the weather is nice.
Here is the newest no dig bed. Peppers, bush beans, okra, and petite sunflowers with cucumber on the arch.
Roses
Artichoke is loving the warming temperatures
Another garden photo dump. First bell pepper, corn sprouting, roses and an artichoke budding.
Black krim tomatoes almost to the trellis 
Starting to get secondary buds on the artichoke. Anyone know when's the best time to harvest them?
Starting to get secondary buds on the artichoke. Anyone know when's the best time to harvest them?
The garden is a bit of a mess. Here's some green tomatoes we are patiently waiting on.
Corn is coming along beautifully
Almost 20 tomatoes on this one branch. And this is a volunteer so I'm not 100% on the variety hoping it turns yellow though
Corn
Besides a pickling cucumber. We always grow a few vines of rare heirloom cucumbers. This year we have "Lemon" and "tasty green". The lemon cucumbers are mild round fruit no bigger than a racquetball. The tasty green are also mild long English types. Very crunchy.
