The Garden in Early July, with Lessons Learned
Some lessons:
- Waaaay too much nitrogen this year: everything's shooting up and going to seed. Dig the manure into the ground next time.
- More space between squashes. Probably need to make something for the Japanese Pumpkins to climb.
- Plant lettuce under tomatoes: better shade for the shade plants.
- Don't expect so much from the brassicas in the heat of summer. Focus on spring and fall.
- More calcium in the soils. Too much Blossom End Rot this year.
- Onions & Garlic: Woot! But concentrate on the cooler species in the future. No need to spend a lot of garden space on the cheap stuff.
- Make sure the peas are Sugar Snaps. Much better.
- It's much easier to stay ahead of the weeds than to play catch-up.
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