This is today’s photo of the vegetables in my garden.
Most of them have small vegetables. It’ll be soon to gather them.
Looking forward to eating them.
These are mini tomatoes.
These are tomatos.
This ia a pumpkin.
This is a cucumber.
This is a green peppers.
This is an egg plant.
Life in Kawagoe 
They look delicious! Happy harvesting.
Thank you. 🙂
Mmm… nothing tastes as good as home-grown vegetables!
Indeed. Thanks.
They look good and healthy! Happy munching 🙂
Thank you I hope so. 🙂
Lovely! I have to second Lady Fi’s comment here – the fruits of one’s own labor are the best. I love the sight of those baby tomatoes!
Baby tomatoes are my daughter’s favorite. Thanks.
Everything seems off to a really strong start.I bet your girls love harvesting them alongside you!
Thank you. My youngest daughter helped me to take care of them. 🙂
You are going to have a feast when these are ready to pick 🙂
Indeed. thanks. 😀
全部私が大好きな野菜ですよ。
早く収穫したいんです。＾＾
そうですね。夏野菜は種類も多くて収穫が楽しいです。
They look really good Cocomino! I bet you can’t wait to harvest them and start enjoying them with the family 🙂
Indeed We can’t wait to eating them Thanks 🙂
Good job with your garden!
Many thanks 🙂
The tiny baby pumpkin is so cute! ^^
Indeed Thanks
All seems very healthy and delicious…..
Very delicate colours in these photos!
Thank you. Happy to hear that. 🙂
I love gardening! I wish I produced such lovely produce!
Thank you for stopping by. We’re lucky to plant them.
How lovely to see them growing so well. 🙂
Thank you. That make us relax
Where I live fried green tomatoes are very popular. When they get large, but haven’t changed color, you pick them. Then you cut the green tomatoes into round slices, roll them in flour with a pinch of salt, and then fry them in a little oil like pancakes. Have you ever eaten tomatoes like that?
No, I have never eaten such tomatoes. It sounds very interesting. Thanks for sharing. I’ll try it with my family. 😀
You can also cut them into round slices and then cook them tempura style^^
I see. Thanks again. 🙂
Wow! You have so many tasty fruit! I have only herbs this year but I have a pot full of green and purple shiso. *^o^*
Thanks. Shiso has good taste and is popular in Japan 🙂
We see photos of grownup vegetables very often. But to see them as “babies” is more unusual. Kawaii ne!
Thank you Yes, they are Kwaii. Have a wonderful day.
Looking good 🙂
Thank you. 😀