We Everyone is at a social distance in the middle of the virus outbreak, and things can gets boring. The good news is that spring arrived early in the north Hemisphere this year (2020), an unusual event that has something to do with leap years and earth orbit. I leave …
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TOMATO QUESTIONS … BUT MANY BEANS AND CUKES AND SQUASH
Delicious bounty every night! Catfacing Rotting of flower ends Nibble Three-lobed tomato Duck tomato Sunburn bleach on green zebra fruits. The lower leaves have finished their work in favor of the younger foliage and are dying back. The Sungold plant is still lush, but without new flowers – most likely …
Read More »Life lessons, greenhouse construction and those under 3 years old
Life is all about learning. For example, this weekend I learned the following: 1. When you dismantle a greenhouse, it is worth marking it all the pieces rather than just a small and elite selection. This way, you can easily put it back together instead of holding your head in …
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