Pictures - June 14th

I'm posting pictures I took this evening. That makes me UP TO DATE! It's been hotter then the "average temperature" you hear everyday on evening news. I believe that the night tempurature has a big influence on what your plants do. When it gets too hot, the flowers tend to dry up and die before they can be pollinated. I think they need temps in the lowest 70's/upper 60's. It's been in the upper 70's most nights, though the last few days have been just a bit cooler. So maybe the flowers can make a few fruit before it gets real hot again.