Today for E3 Friday we pulled the last of the warm weather plants and then planted cover crops. Annual rye, crimson clover and hairy vetch now reside where peppers, eggplant, sunflowers, tomatoes, and cucumber once reigned.
I heard today that we may see temps. in the mid 60's Monday and Tuesday. I am hoping that those temperatures will give our peas an extra boost and more blooms will be created. We have many blooms now, but more is better! C'mon sugar-snap peas!
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