Wordless Wednesday: Summer Sweets and Treats
Things are heating up around here, and we’re trying to keep cool as we watch the garden grow.
Things are heating up around here, and we’re trying to keep cool as we watch the garden grow.
Heatwaves are sweeping the country, and even here on the westside it’s above 80 degrees. The garden starts to look sad, a sign that some plants will finish their life cycle soon…
This week on the Gardenerd YouTube channel, we answer the question, “What’s eating my plant?” We start with the most common damage you see on crops and describe the pest(s) that go with it.
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As winter approaches (spell check wouldn’t let me write approacheth) in our warm-winter climate, the garden giveth more.
Cold nights but hot days keep us guessing here at Gardenerd HQ. We’re planting seeds in the ground, but our seedlings are still under grow lights until day time temperatures fall below 73 degrees F. False fall continues to tease us.
Summer gardening brings delights and disappointments, i.e. the downside of gardening. Hot days tax plants, critters discover your tasty produce, and plant death is just around the corner.