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That's good to hear that most of the grapes survived or rebounded Submariner! I am glad to hear things are going strong.
MBM - I didn't know what lupine was so I googled it to take a look. That's unfortunate to hear. Do these plants and their color last most of the season?
That's good to hear that most of the grapes survived or rebounded Submariner! I am glad to hear things are going strong.
MBM - I didn't know what lupine was so I googled it to take a look. That's unfortunate to hear. Do these plants and their color last most of the season?
no, lupine last about 2 to 3 weeks and die out they are pretty while they last
I'm gonna pick my peas this weekend, 7/10 any good ideas on what to plant in the open beds?
what does well in the summer heat?
bill
There's time for another batch of peas if you have a variety that doesn't need more than 70 days. They'll germinate fast, the 30 day forecast looks good for peas, and they'll stand up to frost and even light snow.
Carrots, turnip, early maturing cucumbers (Ministro, 49 days), radish, beets.
There's time for another batch of peas if you have a variety that doesn't need more than 70 days. They'll germinate fast, the 30 day forecast looks good for peas, and they'll stand up to frost and even light snow.
Carrots, turnip, early maturing cucumbers (Ministro, 49 days), radish, beets.
I like the idea for cukes , I have to see if I can find some of the fast growing seeds.
Thanks everyone.
Bill
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