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High deset success
Hello,
We just moved to Mojave CA. This year’s garden will be a challenge, so I was looking for anyone willing to share ideas on plant varieties that do better with our high heat and high wind. Just getting started now, but the kids and I are looking forward to a fun ear of gardening and learning for sure next year I will have some feedback on what works for us and what doesn't. Stay Tuned, and I look forward to suggestions.
Regards,
David
We just moved to Mojave CA. This year’s garden will be a challenge, so I was looking for anyone willing to share ideas on plant varieties that do better with our high heat and high wind. Just getting started now, but the kids and I are looking forward to a fun ear of gardening and learning for sure next year I will have some feedback on what works for us and what doesn't. Stay Tuned, and I look forward to suggestions.
Regards,
David
Drawley- Posts : 1
Join date : 2012-03-16
Location : Mojave CA
Re: High deset success
I had to check out this post. High deset......you must mean High desert.
I'm in the northeast so can't help but I'm sure those in your area will be chiming in soon. Good luck with your gardening.
And welcome to the forum.
I'm in the northeast so can't help but I'm sure those in your area will be chiming in soon. Good luck with your gardening.
And welcome to the forum.
quiltbea- Posts : 4712
Join date : 2010-03-21
Age : 82
Location : Southwestern Maine Zone 5A
Re: High deset success
Hi David and to the forum! How nice of you to join and promise updates on how your garden grows there in the high desert. My mom lives in Las Vegas, Nevada and just started her first SFG this week. Is that the same kind of climate? (Don't laugh, I'm incredibly geographically challenged. )
Re: High deset success
Technically you are in so CA so check our our area of the forum, but also check the southwestern desert areas. If you search for posts by ASFx in Las Vegas and Duhh in Arizona you will find some amazing gardens growing in desert areas with some good ideas.
Lindacol- Posts : 777
Join date : 2011-01-23
Location : Bloomington, CA
Re: High deset success
I live in the high desert in North Central AZ. Shade cloth or garden cloth is a helpful way to protect against the heat and the wind in our area. I got it at a local nursery. This will be good for new plantings, transplants, and cool weather crops when it gets warm (lettuce, spinach, etc.)
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