More Garden Meandering

Here's a partial shot of the garden. The oregano in the right corner is destined to be moved. Some of it has already made its way into pots. The rest will eventually find its way elsewhere, possibly into friends yards. It has quite a bossy nature and likes to take over the place. The pot on the left is waiting for the dill to pop up. You can make out the little tomato plants and the bell peppers in the raised bed. The rest of the bed is planted with seeds and seedlings that aren't visible just yet. The row of shrubbery includes muscadine vines to the right, blueberries in the middle, and plum trees to the left.
There's another horseshoe shaped raised bed next to this one, but we still haven't reclaimed it from the weeds. We'll get there slowly but surely. My mom and I work on it in our spare time, with Levi's help, of course.
I could live off of fresh picked fruit, so summer feels a little like heaven when the fruit starts to ripen. Right now, it's just nice to watch the flowers bloom and the fruit begin to take shape. The one thing that we have trouble with in this garden is the muscadine vine. You would think since muscadines are native to this area we'd have a successful harvest, but, no, we almost never get a thing off of this vine. Unless you count looks!
The plum trees are full of little green plums. These plums won't get too much bigger. They are petite little things, but, oh, so yum.
The blueberry bushes look like they might fall over from the weight of the berries. I'm so excited about these. They are my favorites. If blueberry bushes gave fruit all year, I'd probably turn blue from eating them.
And, the blackberries!!! I can't wait. On my list of favorites, blackberries come next to blueberries. With all their thorns, they are a pain in the rear to pick, but they are certainly worth every scratch. And, aren't their flowers just lovely?
Have y'all planted a garden this year? I'd love to know what's in yours.