Below: Azoychka. It puts its tomatoes in four corners, canopy is wide open. Not a good strategy.

Below: Earl's Faux. Best tomato leaf setter. Shows a little leaf disease on lower leaves. Wide open canopy flirting with disaster. They are so vulnerable they make me nervous.

Below: Giant Big Belgium. This plant is growing in the raised bed. Either I am a poor raised bed manager, or the purchased soil (one bag only to top off a Little) is an issue. Most of the plants in the raised bed are less vigorous than their peers.

Below: Sprawling fruit and water laden Sungold.

Below: Another sprawling Sungold. A little smaller plant, showing some minor leaf spotting.

Below: A full view of the Kosovo Heart all contorted. This is just how it grows. I have not moved a single branch. It grows and flails exactly the way it wants too.

Below: another view of the Indigo Apple. Still waiting on a ripe one.

Below: inside the Sweet Million cage. It swirls around the side of the cage. It latches on to the cage with its leaves/stems. That is a cucumber behind it that has its own cage. Some of the leaves are getting too friendly.

Below: Another Green Zebra.

Below: the forest