To: Diana in Wisconsin
I have seen Swiss chard overwinter even here in MA, with its near zero temps.
But not tomatoes (10-31-2022).
![Middle-Snow-10-31](https://i.postimg.cc/1t5f38RM/Middle-Snow-10-31.jpg)
Meanwhile, as of 7-29-2023, overall good growth, if too much foliage (need more potassium?), with green toms forming, thank God
![7-29-Garden-R](https://i.postimg.cc/jd0MwJLq/7-29-Garden-R.jpg)
![7-29-Garden-Cntr](https://i.postimg.cc/MK7dyKQ7/7-29-Garden-Cntr.jpg)
9 posted on
07/29/2023 5:58:41 AM PDT by
daniel1212
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To: daniel1212
They’re getting too much Nitrogen if you have that much growth and foliage.
Use a higher MIDDLE number on the NPK scale for more Potassium for blooming and fruit set.
That said, you always seem to get a good harvest out of that little plot of yours. ;)
11 posted on
07/29/2023 6:35:40 AM PDT by
Diana in Wisconsin
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To: daniel1212
In NY I had lettuce overwinter being buried in the snow.
19 posted on
07/29/2023 9:13:58 AM PDT by
metmom
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