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every year is different...
Mikesgardn 5/4/2018, 5:24 pm
Here in Maryland, I like to direct seed early spring vegetables like lettuce and peas, around mid-March. But this has been one of those years where we just did not have a spring, so my plants are stunted. I had frost on my windshield 4 days ago, followed by 93-degrees today! The photo above shows what it looked like exactly one year ago (when we had a spring). And the photo below shows what it looks like today. Oh well, I have high hopes for my summer plants!
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Re: every year is different...
sanderson 5/5/2018, 4:12 am
Mike, This seems to be the spring of delay. When I look a photos of my garden in prior years, my current plants look so stunted in comparison. Good to see you. 
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Scorpio Rising 5/5/2018, 12:08 pm
Same here, Mike. My avatar is last year’s lettuces before transplanting out, they are sooo much bigger than this year, plus my direct seeded stuff is just now emerging. I anticipate it goes straight to BOLT! Yes, we will have to hang our hats on summer!
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