First photo:
Pea plants that I started from seeds. Not sure if I will get any pods from these because of temps rising, but it's nice to watch them grow. Planning to separate them out soon.
Second photo:
Potato planted from store that sprouted in mid March. About 1.5 month left until I see how many potatoes I have.
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Peas
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Potato Plant
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i don't know if growing peas in a shadier spot would enable podding. maybe shade plus mulch & a sunken/depression bed* for cooler soil temps, all while not creating a drainage problem. etc micro-climate methods
Jonathan Ezell wrote:i don't know if growing peas in a shadier spot would enable podding. maybe shade plus mulch & a sunken/depression bed* for cooler soil temps, all while not creating a drainage problem. etc micro-climate methods
good luck with your vegetative crew.
*the opposite of a raised bed.
Thanks, I'll look into a sunken bed for this grow season. The biggest issue is the intensity of the sun light between 11am-4pm. Our local nursery advised must things that would be full sun in other regions is partial shade in our area except trees.
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