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Originally Posted by Nan_PA_6b
Having a good early season here too: normally, tomatoes start coming in the end of July/beginning of August. This year I've got F2's of a cross I made and they're super early, so tomatoes are starting to roll in now. There is a manageable amount of septoria, only 1 plant really succumbing. Sugar snap peas are a great treat; most don't make it to the house. I remembered to harvest the goumi berries and currants this year, and the rhubarb is going great.
Nan
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Congratulations Nan. Aren't those first couple of weeks great when the tomatoes start ripening left and right? We have not entered the summer doldrums period after over a week of days hitting 98 or above for eight days in a row with no rain yet high humidity. By 8 am it is almost too hot to breath in the garden and it stays that way until daylight each day. We got a bit of rain last night and I am hoping it will cool it off a bit for a day or two.
Bill
Bill