Nuthin but extended late spring here so far.
Yep...pouring rain, upper 50’s...moved containers into shelter until the rain passes. Hopefully; this doesn’t agitate the blight problem.
SW Ohio I can grow salad fixins “greens” all winter long with just my hothouse. More work than what it is worth though .. I did it for experimentation.
We can be 6 degreees one day and 50 degrees the next. Yes, I could build automated vents, monitors and such .... my tomatoe costs after 7 years of buiding beds, buying feedlot panels, and such is probably down to 15 dollars a pound now.
My gardens are primarily perrenial and non herbaceous shrubs ... some 2700 odds and ends of plants I can’t live with out. That takes most of my time, and fall is the busiest time of this gardeners year.
However, I just can’t resist a homegrown mater, green bean or bell pepper. So I dabble with those only. Nothing else like them