Much the opposite here in NE, though last year saw drought. and I do not think i actually needed to water the gardens for over a month. Almost 2'' of heavy rain fell just last night, but the tomatoes survived, thank God.
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Thanks and glory to be God in Christ.
We’ve been pretty wet too, and earlier this week, I had to pull up the straw I put down between the garlic rows to keep the weeds down.
It was so wet in the garlic bed, that I was afraid it would ruin my huge crop. Looks like we are not going into a drier spell, which will be great for harvesting garlic.
My onions are doing well enough and I am hoping the drier weather will help them as well.
I did have a great snow pea crop and the romaine lettuce was very abundant. My second planting of peas is coming in nicely adn the beans are flowering.
I got some zucchini started, a little late but hoping to beat the squash bugs, especially the vine borers. We don’t do a lot of zucchini so even a small crop will be enough for us.
Most of the Brussel sprouts are doing great. I even have a few very teeny ones starting at the base of some of the plants.