Jared77
Garden Addicted
I'm finally seeing the first ripe Early Girls this weekend. We're also loaded with green tomatoes across the garden here. TON of rain & cool temps has been tough on us this year.
Blight has take. It's toll here too Even with mulching & pruning and treatment I'm staying in front of it but it's not without casualties. Lost all my San Marzanos, and I think I'm down to my last Mr Stripey that might actually produce ripe fruit. Not holding my breath on that.
Lemon Boys, Early Girls, Cherokee purples, and Black Krims are all covered in fruit and seem to be doing ok despite the weather. Although with how things are going I'm wondering if Ill be a counter ripening and canning after Halloween. Ugh
Blight has take. It's toll here too Even with mulching & pruning and treatment I'm staying in front of it but it's not without casualties. Lost all my San Marzanos, and I think I'm down to my last Mr Stripey that might actually produce ripe fruit. Not holding my breath on that.
Lemon Boys, Early Girls, Cherokee purples, and Black Krims are all covered in fruit and seem to be doing ok despite the weather. Although with how things are going I'm wondering if Ill be a counter ripening and canning after Halloween. Ugh
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