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Weeping Duck Farm

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The melon plants, starting to grow,

.  . and the melons being harvested.

Garlic scapes, so pretty, seems a pity to cut them.

Tender eggplants, under a tufbell row cover. The basil is protected by a remesh tunnel.

Picking kiwis in Maine.  After seven years they yield their first crop.  Kiwis in Maine grow to the size of an olive, the entire fruit pops into the mouth, and is sinfully sweet and aromatic.

This purple cauliflower keeps its color even after
cooking.

Deep inside our tomato jungle, the fruit ripens.