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We are seeing the benefits of our garden lately.

With lettuce, basil, broccoli, kale, chard and greenbeans we are fairing our mild summer very well. I don't think we'll get more than a few handfuls of tomatoes. But year after year I keep planting them, because surely we'll have a warm summer one of these years!




I put in some Brussels sprouts, beets, and spinach hoping for some fall/winter veggies. I haven't ever done that successfully so I am hoping this year it'll work out.

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  1. Have I told you before I am inspired and awed by your garden prowess? How do you get your broccolis to make compact heads like that? Mine are skipping that part and going straight to bolting.

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  2. Oooh don't be.

    Seriously, I have a very good history of flops and thus far some luck. I was just reading about this though and what to do if this happens to your Brassicas---it sounds like you might have shocked them somehow...things that have the environment change very quickly at any time will suddenly go to seed- sort of like a - the end is coming lets have babies kind of mentality...


    Transplants? Cold snap? Warm snap? Funky watering?

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