Lettuces, broccoli, and carrots will go in the (dog-fenced) raised bed. That’s as far as my Fall planning has gone so far. It’s still too hot to be very enthusiastic.
Saturday, August 30, 2008
Persevering tomatoes
Besides compulsively trying out new exterior house paint samples, I actually have been doing other things, like thinking about which Fall veggies I want to plant and where to try them. Beets will go in the ground (yet unprotected by any dog barrier) next to the still-producing tomato plants. I can’t believe these Little Porter plants are still going.
Lettuces, broccoli, and carrots will go in the (dog-fenced) raised bed. That’s as far as my Fall planning has gone so far. It’s still too hot to be very enthusiastic.
Lettuces, broccoli, and carrots will go in the (dog-fenced) raised bed. That’s as far as my Fall planning has gone so far. It’s still too hot to be very enthusiastic.
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Porter sounds like a winner for its ability to keep producing through the heat. I only have one tomato still in production and that is a volunteer cherry type. I think I'll put Porter on my list for next year.
They are technically "Little Porters" and are only a little bit bigger than cherry types, but yes! I'll welcome anything that continues producing so long. And welcome back!
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