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Harvested 21? 25? more beans, including 3 aspargus beans. I am now walking the beans every day. I never had a bed so weedfree before!!
VERY humid today, so this is my first inside the AC break. Bad timing, but I think I will water the beds next. The sweet potato bed has turnips and pumpkins up. REMEMBER, they are planted there to fill in the spaces, and many are old seeds, so that is their purpose. Wherever I leave bare spots the crabgrass, sawgrass, quackgrass (NOT a favorite of This Ducks!!) and purslane want to sprout.
2022 has been my year to throw seeds everywhere, and I have seen success, like my African daisies.
Going into town on Wednesday and the 2023 seed buying commences then.
Rural King still has seeds, and surprisingly Lowe's will keep some seeds through the winter, although the selection is Very low there.
5 tomatoes are blushing.
My big bed Cherokee Purple volunteer tomato has big and beautiful green tomatoes all over it, at least a dozen. Can't wait to harvest from it.
It has made me consider that I should stagger my tomatoes and sweet peppers next year bc the volunteer has a LOT of airflow.
Maybe?
OR...
VERY humid today, so this is my first inside the AC break. Bad timing, but I think I will water the beds next. The sweet potato bed has turnips and pumpkins up. REMEMBER, they are planted there to fill in the spaces, and many are old seeds, so that is their purpose. Wherever I leave bare spots the crabgrass, sawgrass, quackgrass (NOT a favorite of This Ducks!!) and purslane want to sprout.
2022 has been my year to throw seeds everywhere, and I have seen success, like my African daisies.
Going into town on Wednesday and the 2023 seed buying commences then.
Rural King still has seeds, and surprisingly Lowe's will keep some seeds through the winter, although the selection is Very low there.
5 tomatoes are blushing.
My big bed Cherokee Purple volunteer tomato has big and beautiful green tomatoes all over it, at least a dozen. Can't wait to harvest from it.
It has made me consider that I should stagger my tomatoes and sweet peppers next year bc the volunteer has a LOT of airflow.
Maybe?
Can You Grow Tomatoes and Peppers Together?
Companion planting is always tricky. There are many plants that compliment each other well when grown together. But there are also plants that will cause problems for other plants grown nearby, if planted too close together. So what about Tomatoes and Peppers? Can you grow them next to one...
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