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OMG! Thank goodness for shade cloth. Honestly, this is Pennsylvania! We're already getting earthquakes, hurricanes, tornadoes, flash floods & spotted lantern flies. Next thing you know, we're be having dust storms! :rolleyes:

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Nicely (pun intended) done! Great handiwork, too! Love that you can configure it however you like. An aside for future reference... here in the US, most white, or clear, cable ties aren't generally UV resistant.

Tesla

First "real" harvest today. It will hit the 100s for the next few days, if not in real temperatures, absolutely in "feels like" temperatures. This morning, I took the opportunity to raise some 30% knitted shade cloth over the pepper /tomato section of the enclosure. Clockwise, from top left...

Mad Hatters are podding up! We are set for high 90s this week, so the plan is to put up some shade cloth tomorrow.

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    Yum-eeeee!

  Hi Colin!   It looks like your growing season is going well!  Everything looks nice and healthy.  The Espelette plants I started from your seed have pods ripening, too!  How will you handle the pods as they ripen?  Will you add to a ristra and use as needed or dry when all the pods are picked...

Pussy!

  It all looks great!  But, those San Marzanos!  Wow!  I've never grown a San Marzano that didn't suffer with BER.  Nicely done!

Still no peppers, but harvest nontheless!  A variety of "Salanova" lettuces and "Sylvetta" arugula from Johnny's Seeds.  It's been producing for some time, I've just not shared any photos.       Since the lettuce is pretty fragile, I usually lightly dress it with a vinaigrette, hit it with...

Kinda, sorta shaped like an Aleppo.

Lily

  WOW!  Just, WOW!

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Good Morning!   Another hot one here in PA....and it hasn't rained since July 8, so watering is on the docket today.  Along with changing out the borage planters.  I spent the last of my Christmas gift cards yesterday on thrillers and fillers for the front-of-the-garden planters.  It's and odd...

Don't give up so easily! The same thing happened to me. After cutting the stems back a bit, and moving the pots into the shade for a week or so, they started flushing out new growth, made a complete recovery and went on to produce well that year.

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