So far, the big jolt of nitrogen I gave the soil has made a huge difference.  I've got multiple peppers on multiple plants, 4 varieties of eggplants fruiting, and the tomatoes are getting heavy on the vine. I do need to figure out a bird deterrent though, I lost 3 almost-ripe romas today!

I have two baby cantaloupes hanging out on the trellises, and some tiny watermelons starting up.  We picked our first cucumber (Poona Kheera) and ate it right there.  Quite tasty. 

The sweet potatoes are cascading over the front terrace, just like I hoped they would, and really soften up the stonework. 

The failures include the New Zealand Spinach and the Blue Lake beans.  They just never really got off the ground.  My renegade pumpkins have all but succumbed to the squash vine borers, as have all of my zucchinis.  It was really disappointing to watch my glorious pumpkins wither away like that.  They were so big and cheerful next to my entryway. 

My fruit trees are not growing much.  I wouldn't be surprised if it's another nitrogen issues, so I doused them in fish emulsion as well.  My pear has a few leaves with black tips that I need to figure out before it gets worse.

I took a bunch of new pictures, but it'll be a couple days before I get them up.