How does your garden grow?

Just call me Laura Ingalls Wilder for today ok? 
I've pulled supper for the family out from the garden!
That is, if you can call one rectangular raised bed, a "garden!"
And you see those pretty things on sticks there in the corner of the bed - pink, red and white...those are my "the garden will be pretty even if nothing grows" decorations - otherwise known as balloons!
My balloons didn't seem to do well this year, just a bit inflated at first, then a slow but steady droop, now they're just limp biscuits!  Don't think I'll do these again next year!

But luckily, some other things did grow - only a few of each, but you can't expect bushels when you just plant bits!
Peas - homesteader variety - suitable for Laura I. Wilder, don't you think?  From this tiny little patch we gleaned (good word eh?) enough for a few meals so far, and enough for a poor dear sister who hasn't got a garden this year...to have her annual fresh pea fix!

Carrots - can't remember the type...but they were tasty and there's a bunch more still out in the dirt so they can grow bigger still!

Potatoes - a lady at the farmer's market gave me 4 little seed potatoes - so my four potato plants have been carefully tended just to see what they would do.  I have no idea what kind they are!  I've dug one plant up and got this many...yup, yup...one is dug up...might get 3 more meals from the others...one potato, two potato, three potato, four!

Tomatoes - it's a whole cluster of them!  I felt so proud!  They are super sweet, but a tad mushy...shhh..don't tell them I said so, might hurt their feelings!

Even if my tiny garden grows only a very little, it feels so pioneerish and homesteady to reap the benefits.  Just let me go put on my bloomers, my bonnet and my long apron, then we'll really have a good time...and maybe we can even make our own butter and cheese next time!  Gee willikers!

Tell me about one thing that you've grown that you are proud of!