First tomato of the year picsum.photos
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Ferns, hostas, mint and most lettuce are happy with little sun.
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misty-willow-80 wrote:
Ferns, hostas, mint and most lettuce are happy with little sun.
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amber-sparrow-86
Strong disagree, but I appreciate the write-up.
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misty-willow-80 wrote:
Ferns, hostas, mint and most lettuce are happy with little sun.
Honestly the cheap option was fine for the first few years.
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misty-willow-80 wrote:
Ferns, hostas, mint and most lettuce are happy with little sun.
Small correction: it was the other way around, but the point still stands.
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late-yarrow-28 wrote:
misty-willow-80 wrote:
Could you share a photo of how it turned out?
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Bokashi bins are the answer for flats. No smell if you keep the lid shut.
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Rosemary and thyme thrive on neglect. Basil will not forgive you.
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wry-thistle-74 wrote:
Rosemary and thyme thrive on neglect.
Agreed, and I'd add that it takes a while before it clicks.
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Do you have a source for that? Not doubting, I just want to read more.
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Same experience here.
The second time went a lot better once I stopped rushing it.
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Marigolds next to tomatoes did seem to help with aphids for me, but it's hard to prove.
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gentle-birch-28 wrote:
Marigolds next to tomatoes did seem to help with aphids for me, but it's hard to prove.
Agreed, and I'd add that it takes a while before it clicks.