to follow up since my last post:
- the royal burgundy plants and the green peas are doing well. it was a long wait but as of today, two purple beans and green peas each were dangling from the plants. quite exciting! i want to try cooking the purple beans soon to see the color change :D
- the baby tomato plants are finally ripening slowly. i can't wait to munch on them. this will remind me of back in the day when my grandma used to plant them in our yard. it's sad that she's too old now to help me with my gardening but who knows maybe i can bring by some to her place to show her my progress!
- the big tomato plant (variety: better bush) produced one nice red tomato! very gorgeous coloring. the plant is also popping out more small tomatoes so hopefully they will grow in size to match the big ones that are already hanging.
- scallions (not pictured here) have been doing extremely well. i've cut up three batches so far. i've shared two batches with my mom. she's shown my aunties and others the end results. they think it's better than what the usually buy from the supermarkets :) i guess i might have to continue to grow this every year now.
