Worst season ever for this kinda lackadaisical gardener. Even the dozen Romaine lettuce went straight to bolt.
Cool nights kept the tomatoes from flowering until the draught came to rot the bottoms off. Only have one cantaloupe out of three plants. Woe is me.
Gonna put in a little more effort next year. I realize now it’s worth it.
Sprayed the Jap beetles this year and the Hazelnuts are loaded though.
18 Different tomato plants this year, most heirloom. Majority of plants have lots of green tomatoes and only a couple have yet to show anything; Aunt Ginny and German Johnson. I’ve never tried those before but hopefully they will show in the next few weeks. Arkansas traveler plant really provides despite the short growing season here east of the Cascades. Hoping for an incredible September tomato season and a late frost
You are lucky with the hazelnuts. None of ours survived - we tried 2 years in a row, and just had to give up. Same with English walnuts, Almonds, and Pecans.
We have wild black walnuts and butternuts, though.
I am right now growing celery from a root that I bought at the store. It has stalks about 2 inches high. I think I read that you can do the same with Romaine, so I may try that next.
Depending on where you are a fall crop of lettuce might work. Usually do one here in west Michigan.