Vegetables at work

I mean literally. I work in this nifty campus in East Bangalore. One of my first observations on entering the campus was that they have a nice herb garden and vegetable garden. There is one section of the real estate that is dedicated to grow edible stuff. This is a small portion compared to the size of the building, but this is the first time I am seeing this anywhere in Bangalore. Till about a few months back I was always of the impression that vegetables are grown on the ground. Never considered container grown vegetables seriously till I started garden last November. I was also surprised to see a lot of fellow bloggers growing there own vegetables. Some of them in balconies smaller than what I have here. Anyway since I have been more of a flower person(wife plays a big role here), my balcony is filled with flowering pots. I am just seed starting some vegetables and hopefully will have some content in the next few months that I can write about.
Coming to the point of this post, the facility management takes good care of the garden in the office and grow different variety of vegetables every quarter. Once they yield well, they replace them with other seeds. When I joined, the vegetable garden was full of tomatoes. Now the dominant vegetable is the Ladies Finger(Okra). Some pictures that I clicked recently.

Ladies Finger(Okra)

The flower from the Ladies Finger

Looks very much like the Hibiscus while it is opening

The ladies finger at various stages of growth

Radish(Absolutely beautiful foliage)

Close up of the radish growth(I think almost ready for harvest)

Beans

Closeup of the beans(long type)
Capsicum flowering (Corrected by GoodEarth)

Pomegranate(I am growing this at home too), check it out

Another variety of ladies finger(leaves are much thinner, may be better for container gardening)

What is this one? Any ideas?
Guava (Blur Ting's observation)