digitS'
Garden Master
Tomorrow morning.
The Weather Service calls it "well above normal" but we had one of those nights, last week.
July is when lows stay consistently above 50° and some real growing takes place in the annual gardens. I can even expect the eggplant and pepper plants to change from yellow to green .
July must herald temperature changes for all of us. Some gardens won't have it so good. Some will experience monsoon rain! For the US Southwest, that cooling rainfall is probably anxiously anticipated.
50°f = 10°c Somehow it looks better as a Fahrenheit milestone .
Steve
The Weather Service calls it "well above normal" but we had one of those nights, last week.
July is when lows stay consistently above 50° and some real growing takes place in the annual gardens. I can even expect the eggplant and pepper plants to change from yellow to green .
July must herald temperature changes for all of us. Some gardens won't have it so good. Some will experience monsoon rain! For the US Southwest, that cooling rainfall is probably anxiously anticipated.
50°f = 10°c Somehow it looks better as a Fahrenheit milestone .
Steve