
speaking of which, here's how that's coming along:
Cukes doing great
Tomatoes got off to a good start, but we may have an issue - I think there's some sort of blossom rot thing going on... :(
Chard good as always (so reliable, so easy), beets need replanting, onions & herbs rocking the plot, still think I want to throw in a few more basil seedlings.
OK, back to work now.
2 comments:
chard!! I am going to plant some right now before I forget again!!!! rain on the way here too.
Chard rocks. I think that in my 4 years of gardening, the chard is the only annual crop that has simply not ever had any problems due to bugs, fungi or just plain having particular likes & dislikes of things like sun/rain balance.
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