Organic Farming in the backyard

This is some wild Zuchini growing in our backyard. Most of them are small and have a flower on the end of them, but I couldn't resist taking a picture of the biggest one.
Apparently we also have a vineyard in our backyard. It has been said that these may be scuppernogs. From what I have read, they grow wild in the South and take very little care. The vines will be productive for 100 years.

This vine is wrapped around a tree at the end of our driveway that is on the corner of our property and three of our neighbors. The tree also produces blackberries in the Spring time. We look forward to seeing what else might come from this tree.

These are from the same vine as the white grapes. They might possibly be what is called the "Black Fry" or the "Black Beauty." Maybe one of our neighbors will know more about them. They are said to be very sweet and good for making jellies.