Hi Jase, your apples might shed fruitlets this month, known as June drop, its been a slow year for growing, due to the weather conditions, hopefully it warms up soon, its a slow start to the season but once it warms up plants will recover and grow well, Steve
We had a wet spring now we haven't had rain in weeks and it has gotten very hot in US everything has done well except onions I am guessing wet spring. Your garden looks amazing.
Wish I could share this extremely hot spell we're having here in Chicagoland. (95f/35c right now). I'm having the opposite problem....need shade cloth and daily long watering sessions to pull through this very early hot streak. Rabbits and something weird happening to the cabbages is my only issues thus far. But we're gardeners and always on the alert for the next threat. Here's hoping your weather improves. Lovely tour of your growing space.
We just got back from camping and it hailed, rained and even dare I say snowed. It dropped to 3c here 😮 but other than fleecing not a lot we can do but wait. Glad to see your hand is better 👍. My onions are tiny but I’ll leave them be for now. Hope it warms up soon or we’ll be growing nothing but cold hardy brassicas 🤦♀️. Have a super week, Ali 🌧️🌧️🇨🇦
We've had night time temps down to 5c in the GH for the best part of 3 weeks, it's stalled a lot, toms, cucs, mellons, peppers, corn, F beans... brassicas are doing really well, and I've got strawberrys and raspberries comming out my ears, so not all bad, it'll warmup next week Jase
Jason I think all of us are having the same problems i blaming the wind rain and temperature, Just last week i had to go in my greenhouse at 02:30am to put fleece over my chilies and tomatoes it went down to 4 some places it almost went down to freezing.
