Oh no, the bugs. Awesome harvest🙌🏾🌞

Lovely garden tour, Jennifer! Sorry about the cabbage moths =( But, you still got a nice haul! Thanks for showing all the plants, hoping they can recover from all the extra rain. The painted frog is so cute! 💚🥬

Ugh about the leaf miners and cabbage worms! We had one year that was very wet in spring and our beans in particular had very yellow leaves. We gave a boost of nitrogen (via fish emulsion) and all the new leaves came in dark green. Also learned recently, if COULD also be the wrong pH causing the plants not to take up enough nutrients. BUT too much rain, can of course wash away nutrients, as well, so because it's so many plants looking more golden than normal, I would point to that first. I enjoy the walks through your garden and adore that painted garden frog!

Your Garden is looking good. You got a great harvest so far 😊

You’re almost at 1,000 🎉😊

I've never in my life EVER fertilized beans, until this year. But mine also looked a yellowish tint like yours but when the true leaves came out they were nice and dark. So hopefully it's just the plant sucking the nutrients out of those cordial leaves to stimulate the growth of it. Sorry to hear your tooth is still bothering ya, hopefully it'll ease.

Ugh the bugs 😞

Don't love the okra plants too well. They like abuse. Otherwise they grow to 12 feet tall 😂 Or, mine did anyway. Might have been the variety. The packet said they'd grow 6-8 feet. They were definitely taller than that.

Don’t mixed plants that have pest on it when harvesting. Put it in a separate bag.

What do you use the tomatillos for? I impulsively started a few and planted them this year.