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NationofDegeneration🎩🌿
@tanwenbrantley
Garden update: Finally got some stuff planted for Spring although I got a late start in the season. Store bought starts: Swiss Chard Persian Cucumber Lemon Cucumber Strawberry Seascape Broccoli - Arcadia Inchellium Garlic Sweet Valdivia Onions Green Onion Dinosaur Kale Pink Tung Long Eggplant Italian Rampicante Squash Spaghetti Squash from a family member Planted seeds in cells but they'll take awhile :/ Cherry Tomato's Green Beans 2 Varieties Red & Walla Walla Onions Sugar / Snap Peas Ro.aine Lettuce Watermelon Cilantro Filled a small square bed and planted sweet potatoes today. Also have a grape plant and thornless blackberries I planted last year that are starting to blossom. Hoping to get some fruit this year. In Pots: 2 Young Avocado trees A Catalina Plum tree beginning to blossom 4 Blueberry plants, a few budding Finger Aloe! Will try to post more consistently. Got super burned out on gardening last year (Also on Farcaster due to all the bots). What are you growing this Spring?
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Kelsey Sizemore
@kelseysizemore
Beautiful selection! We must be in similar zones; I’m growing a lot of the same. Hoop house is a great idea. I haven’t used one before, but it seems like it would help keep pests (including 🦌) and severe weather damage at bay. Have you noticed a significant difference in the end crop between using a hoop house and not?
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NationofDegeneration🎩🌿
@tanwenbrantley
Definitely notice a difference. A hoop House it great for germinating seeds and for young plants. Creates a sub tropical type environment. Eventually the plants will get too large to close the hoop house lid but at that point it won't be needed, I completely remove it then put a trellis towards the back for the plants to climb.
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