My summer crookneck squash is not doing too bad, I'm still having some mildew problems, but that happens when I get lazy about spraying the milk mixture on it.
But upon closer inspection it's clear that there are a few problems I need help dealing with. First is the cucumber. I get nice healthy great tasting fruits from it, but almost daily I have to cut off an entire vine that has wilted and died.
The big problem is my zucchini. I found this yellowy rot at the roots. It's everywhere! I threw away a whole plant this morning. I've been getting mammoth sized fruits from this plant daily, if I lose it I will cry!
My cantaloupe are doing fine, no problems there!
My peppers are also starting to spruce up a bit and flower.
I watched a TV cooking show where they went to pick the tomatoes from an organic gardener's place. I got the idea to tie up my tomatoes from it. The people on TV had a hot house and tied the plants up to support rods running across the ceiling. I put up a couple of fencing posts and ran some of Bill's kevlar framing wire across and use old t0shirts to tie them up.