To: daniel1212
A few years ago we had one of our wettest season, so I know exactly what you’ve been going through. :(
I will always take a dry year (even drought, which we are still in) over a wet growing season any day.
22 posted on
09/30/2023 7:56:00 AM PDT by
Diana in Wisconsin
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To: Diana in Wisconsin
I will always take a dry year (even drought, which we are still in) over a wet growing season any day. After this summer, I came to the same conclusion.
You can always water. There's just no way of draining a swampy garden.
24 posted on
09/30/2023 8:00:21 AM PDT by
metmom
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To: Diana in Wisconsin
I yanked the first of 6 broccoli lieutenant plants 4 or 5 days ago. It was green but looked totally done. No chance of any more broccoli. This morning I took a waste bin down for some other yanked plants and the broccoli plant which had been laying on the ground had 4 small pickable heads, curved up and growing straight. One more omelette.
37 posted on
09/30/2023 9:24:14 AM PDT by
MomwithHope
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To: Diana in Wisconsin
Saw #3
41 posted on
09/30/2023 9:30:59 AM PDT by
MomwithHope
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