
black plum

another black plum (we have 3 plants)

Chadwick's Cherry (two plants)

Gold currant (only one original rather sickly plant, but 3 more second generation)

Reisentraube. Not nearly as many tomatoes as there were flowers, most fell off, but that still leaves plenty. 3 plants.

Sugar Lump. These were seeds left over from last year. I think we have seven big plants, and several more in future generations.

Sweet Orange II. Three plants.

A few of the plants have this on the stem. Is it some sort of nasty bug eggs? I tried scraping them off, but couldn't do it without damaging the stem.
3 comments:
I have a feeling when the sun finally come out, you will drown in tomatoes.
I am worried that it will be after we leave for the US!
What a nice garden! Thumbs up to this blog. I really enjoyed viewing it.
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