This year marks the first year we start using the greenhouse and it does make a difference for peppers.
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I always plant Swiss Chard. Once they are established, I just keep cutting them. |
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Cucumbers. |
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Golden Bantam corn. |
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Beans. I have planted 3 successive plots, each separated by 2 weeks. |
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Carrots. |
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Potatoes have been growing fairly quick this year. |
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1000 garlic plants. |
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Lettuce. I planted less this year because we cannot keep up with their growth! |
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Tomatoes. This year I built trellis using galvanized cow panels this year because vertical strings failed to hold the massive tomato plants last year. |
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Zucchini with weed barrier beneath to suppress bindweeds. |
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Mama squash. |
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Snow peas on vertical strings. |
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Elder berries love sandy soil. |
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I have enough trees to produce wood chips. But it takes a lot of effort to cut and feed through the chipper. |
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I transplanted peppers in mid-April into the greenhouse and they have been growing very well. |
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Sweet potatoes in greenhouse. |