The state of the garden is good. In fact, exceptional.
Late May and early June have been unreasonably wet and unseasonably warm, both conducive to steroid-like growth in the vines.
These are likely the biggest tomato plants I've seen at this point in the growing season in over a decade or before measurements were recorded, whichever is sooner. The only problems seem to be a) the lowest leaves are crisping-brown due to the heat, and b) the effrontery of weeds which seem to appear literally over night. They like heat and water too, and who can blame them? There's a reason we all go to Florida...
