Hal
Deeply Rooted
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@journey11 , @hoodat really has a great point about them being a fall and winter crop. I have found they are more prone to disease such as chocolate spot during warmer weather and I also find aphids which attack them are often barely seen during the colder months compared to spring for example. One word of caution too cool of conditions will lead to flowers not setting pods which has happened to myself, I can't remember the exact temperature cut off.