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taboule · May 7, 2019

Greetings All,

I returned from my trip 1 week early, and wasted no time getting re-acquainted with my babies. It's amazing how much they grow in 2 weeks when you're not watching. My DW did a good job keeping an eye on them, although we had LOTS of rain where we are.

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Here's the "salad" bed, same view as from 2 weeks ago. I lost only 2 transplants (one lettuce and one cabbage), some were very intertwined and suffered lots of torn roots I guess. Plenty more however that are thriving. In the middle empty space, tiny chard and kale started sprouting (may be hard to see in pic.)

salad-7may19.jpg

tbc...

May 7, 2019	#34
taboule Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2013 Location: MA Posts: 903	Back in the saddle Greetings All, I returned from my trip 1 week early, and wasted no time getting re-acquainted with my babies. It's amazing how much they grow in 2 weeks when you're not watching. My DW did a good job keeping an eye on them, although we had LOTS of rain where we are. at-7may19.jpg Here's the "salad" bed, same view as from 2 weeks ago. I lost only 2 transplants (one lettuce and one cabbage), some were very intertwined and suffered lots of torn roots I guess. Plenty more however that are thriving. In the middle empty space, tiny chard and kale started sprouting (may be hard to see in pic.) salad-7may19.jpg tbc...