It has to be the compost. And dont be fooled, they are only foilage. tomatoes and beans are doing great. No squash or watermelon or egg plants are growing. Looks damn good though. LOL!
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5 comments:
NOT FAIR!
Cub,
WOW!
I took a moment to enlarge the one photo with all the beds. Two weeks ago they were just baby plants. AMAZING! You're going to have a nice harvest.
It has to be the compost. And dont be fooled, they are only foilage. tomatoes and beans are doing great. No squash or watermelon or egg plants are growing. Looks damn good though. LOL!
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