I'm just north of Concord NH. On Aug 8, I only had cherry tomatoes ready. Picked first 2 early tomatoes last weekend but others are starting to ripen. Pulled down the last of my sugar snap pea vines. Got one more meal's worth of good sugar snaps hiding among the dying vines.

The following are doing well: beets, swiss chard, lacinato kale, bush filet green beans, bush filet yellow beans, cucumbers, green peppers. We could have picked some earlier but I prefer to get larger and redder sweet peppers. I picked 2 bell varieties for pizza on Sunday. There's also some neglected Chinese cabbage I better pick soon. Zucchini still growing but starting to poop out.

Screwed up my broccoli. Didn't succession plant lettuce. Garlic is drying. Need to learn how to grow leeks.

We didn't plant to much this year, also lost several things because of the weird weather. So far we have harvested garlic, peppers - both hot and bell types, tomatoes are starting, onions are ready to harvest. Next comes the squash, melons and corn.

Defrost49: Leeks are easy to grow. I start mine inside in January. When they get to tall, you can cut back the tops. Plant out in a trench in May and backfill with triple mix as they grow. Enjoy eating them in winter.