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Gardening

Croney

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8. We tried starting them indoors but those fizzled out,

Reply to MLAA (Reply #7)

Sat Jul 4, 2020, 10:41 PM

Jul 2020

so we bought bedding plants in the third week of May. We have cherry and large coming along nicely.

We have corn, cucumbers, beans, peppers, eggplants, and usually broccoli that lasts until the first frost. 2021 will be a better year... surely it can't get any worse!

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I'm so mad at my broccoli I could scream. [View all] Croney Jul 2020 OP

Deepest regrets on this loss.❤ Karadeniz Jul 2020 #1

Thank you. 😁 Croney Jul 2020 #2

I just let my basil all bolt not realizing the leaves all became too bitter to eat! MLAA Jul 2020 #3

Good luck! I wish I had planted basil. Croney Jul 2020 #4

3 plants, two sweet basil and one Thai basil. MLAA Jul 2020 #5

Cantaloupe! Ah, I see you're in AZ. I'm in MA, Croney Jul 2020 #6

I envy you your tomatoes. MLAA Jul 2020 #7

We tried starting them indoors but those fizzled out, Croney Jul 2020 #8

2021 has to be a bumper year! MLAA Jul 2020 #9

I hope we'll be eating fresh tomatoes in a few weeks Bayard Jul 2020 #10

We go by the "no planting before Mother's Day" rule here in MA. Croney Jul 2020 #12

my rhubarb went bad early, but good enough mixed w/ cherry pie filling. pansypoo53219 Jul 2020 #11

That's a good pie combo! Our beans are almost big enough to start picking. Croney Jul 2020 #13