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11 months 1 week ago

I finally planted tomato starts last weekend. This late spring, we have been having weather that is 10 degrees below normal, so I am currently tenting the tomatoes with row cover. Even though it's cold, I'm going to go ahead and plant pole beans today. Hopefully, we'll get through our unseasonably cold weather soon!

antonis

Sun, 06/10/2012 - 17:18

Here at the eastern med we had unusual cool and rainy weather,too.And that after a March warm enough to trigger flowering of some of my seedlings in their pots.However, things have turned more normal the last days.Greetings,antonis

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