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The season is moving from cool weather crops to warm weather crops. You will probably notice a lot of your cool weather vegetables bolting (flowering). This typically signals the end of the run for them. Lettuce can become bitter and other plants stop growing the parts we want. You might have time for 28 day radishes but aside from that, it is time to switch gears to WARM WEATHER CROPS.
That is, you can get your tomatoes and peppers in the ground. You can plant your zukes, cukes and squashes. Your beans can go in. You basil can go in. Don't forget your melons too. I'll be doing a full blog on warm weather crops over the next week.
Good Luck and Good Growing!
I plan on making a video demonstrating how to create a disease barrier in the garden. It is time to plan you prevention spraying schedule and get started with the first wave of spraying.
Already planted my summer stuff 4 weeks ago. I only lost a few cucs and one pepper is looking kinda sad. I know it was too early but I just couldn't resist with all the warm weather. I have tomatoes growing already ?? I added Azomite rock dust minerals this year and it seems to be making a big difference. My spring lettuce was HUGH. I mean freaky big
ReplyDeleteI just got in a dozen tomatoes. Rest of my stuff is in transplants cups but 2 cukes I planted. I'm behind schedule. Is the Azomite for micronutrients?
DeleteGreat post, like always! I am very much impressed with your work..
ReplyDeleteYes micronutes It seems to be making a big difference in my plants so far
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