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I've had to wait a long time for my tomatoes to bear fruit this year, and now this: the San Marzano tomatoes are getting huge, but none of them are red yet. I'll have to wait another week! 🥲
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Today I harvested my first batch of carrots, along with a clumped onion and a small pointed cabbage. I finally planted my flower sprouts, kale, and Brussels sprouts today. The plants were already a little overdue. I secured everything with netting. The cucumbers are blooming, but they’re getting a bit of powdery mildew at the base. I always cut that off. My onions are growing huge this year. And I harvested some mahonia berries. Does anyone have a good recipe?
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The #Emmental is actually a landscape like Tolkien's Shire. Right now, it's more like a semi-desert...
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