Vegetable Gardening

It’s the first year of gardening in our new house and first time gardening in the #pnw so I’m prepared to make a lot of mistakes. I also started sowing quite late in the season so I’m just beginning to see real plant growth. My lettuce sprouts looked a bit stressed, so I carefully dug them up and swapped places with my corn sprouts, which was in a shadier spot. I hope that I didn’t do too much damage to the roots. Some water and vegetable fertilizer in the new holes might give them a boost, I think?

I'm not growing much as this is my first year attempting a vegetable garden and I didn't want to overdo it as I generally tend to.

I have some severely distressed squash (I think I am underwatering and the soil has too much clay).

there are a few tomatoes growing on the plant in the same dirt as the squash. in the other section I have a bunch of overcrowded tomatoes I grew from seed that haven't flowered much.

the last radishes are flowering so I'll have plenty of seed for next year. and I have a few pinto pods already from my storebought beans!

I finally got a greenhouse resulting in loads of padron peppers, tomatoes and cucumbers over the past months. It really made a huge difference in yield. Also, three squash plants is way too much unless you're the Duggars.

Less spectacularly, the sunflowers still haven't flowered and my clematis died of unknown causes.