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New England June, 2018
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Re: New England June, 2018
countrynaturals 6/1/2018, 11:54 am
YIKES! How did that happen?RJARPCGP wrote:It's now June!
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Re: New England June, 2018
Scorpio Rising 6/5/2018, 5:25 pm
I don’t know about you guys, but here in the Midwest, it has been a roller coaster weather-wise. We went straight out of winter to 90s. Everything that could bolted. Hot stuff wasn’t ready. Just one of those years!
And BAM—June!
And BAM—June!
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Re: New England June, 2018
CapeCoddess 6/6/2018, 12:46 pm
THanks, RJ, for the June start up. It sure doesn't feel like June on the Cape. 40's & 50's here! 
My planted out tomato seedling look awful. The sowed squash and cuke seeds have sprouted but I think they are going to dive back down if we don't get some warmth soon.
BUT, the plus side, the asparagus, greens and other cold crops LOVE this weather and are thriving:
My planted out tomato seedling look awful. The sowed squash and cuke seeds have sprouted but I think they are going to dive back down if we don't get some warmth soon.BUT, the plus side, the asparagus, greens and other cold crops LOVE this weather and are thriving:
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Re: New England June, 2018
Scorpio Rising 6/6/2018, 5:09 pm
Nice! I love the spring veggies. I had a short spring.
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Re: New England June, 2018
CapeCoddess 6/13/2018, 1:21 pm
I'm not kidding you, my tomato plants are purple. 
It's just too cold. All my other hot seedlings are outside - zinneas, peppers, more tomatoes -and haven't grown a lick.
BUT, the beets are doing well as is the garlic, and I'm enjoying the fresh asparagus, giant salads, leafy greens, chive flowers, radishes and sharing strawberries with the rolly pollies daily.
Who needs silly ol' tomatoes anyway....
It's just too cold. All my other hot seedlings are outside - zinneas, peppers, more tomatoes -and haven't grown a lick.BUT, the beets are doing well as is the garlic, and I'm enjoying the fresh asparagus, giant salads, leafy greens, chive flowers, radishes and sharing strawberries with the rolly pollies daily.
Who needs silly ol' tomatoes anyway....
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Re: New England June, 2018
Roseinarosecity 6/13/2018, 4:03 pm
The heat will come.
It's a nice salad, especially with the whole chive flower! I also see a Korean melon in the background; any plans for growing that melon?
R
It's a nice salad, especially with the whole chive flower! I also see a Korean melon in the background; any plans for growing that melon?
R
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Re: New England June, 2018
CapeCoddess 6/13/2018, 4:52 pm
Roseinarosecity wrote: I also see a Korean melon in the background; any plans for growing that melon?
R
It's a delicata squash, my last one from last year. I'm having it for dins tonight.
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Re: New England June, 2018
hammock gal 6/14/2018, 8:08 am
Hey neighbor! That's one beautiful salad, I bet it was tasty too. As far as the heat, on Monday we're supposed to get into the 90s over here. High 90s apparently. So hopefully our gardens will be happy. I've been loving the lower temps and lack of humidity, but I know my tomatoes like warm nights, and we certainly haven't had any of those. Soon...soon. 
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Re: New England June, 2018
RJARPCGP 6/18/2018, 3:12 am
The alliums are blooming! In front of a house in Perkinsville, Vt., (05151) has the familiar purple pom-pom blooms. 
And a firefly got in our house, LOL. Anyone else here noticed any fireflies yet?
And a firefly got in our house, LOL. Anyone else here noticed any fireflies yet?
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Re: New England June, 2018
CapeCoddess 6/18/2018, 3:46 pm
RJARPCGP wrote:The alliums are blooming! In front of a house in Perkinsville, Vt., (05151) has the familiar purple pom-pom blooms.
And a firefly got in our house, LOL. Anyone else here noticed any fireflies yet?
Too cold here for fireflies. I don't have even a single bee, even tho my lawn is full of clover.
No fruit on the fruit trees this year either.
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Re: New England June, 2018
Scorpio Rising 6/18/2018, 5:38 pm
Well if you guys have anything like what we are experiencing, it goes straight from wintry spring to summer!
CC, I lost both of my delicata last year. Moved them to south annex containers this year, hope that does it. My 2 plants look good so far!
CC, I lost both of my delicata last year. Moved them to south annex containers this year, hope that does it. My 2 plants look good so far!
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Re: New England June, 2018
RJARPCGP 6/18/2018, 5:57 pm
Based on the forecast, Vermont is going to feel like it jumped from June to September!
Overnight expected to drop to the 40s! (The night after tomorrow)
Overnight expected to drop to the 40s! (The night after tomorrow)
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Re: New England June, 2018
BlackjackWidow 6/19/2018, 8:26 am
CapeCoddess wrote:... sharing strawberries with the rolly pollies daily.
So THAT'S what eats the strawberries like that? I share strawberries with something that nibbles a few bites out of them exactly like your picture. I thought it was slugs, but I do have a ton of pill bugs around.
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Re: New England June, 2018
CapeCoddess 6/19/2018, 3:40 pm
Scorpio Rising wrote:
CC, I lost both of my delicata last year. Moved them to south annex containers this year, hope that does it. My 2 plants look good so far!
SR, you have to cover them from the SVB or they'll be destroyed.
BJW, Sluggo Plus works on pill bugs.
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Re: New England June, 2018
Scorpio Rising 6/19/2018, 7:31 pm
Cover them now???? With agribon? They are in big round containers....
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Re: New England June, 2018
RJARPCGP 6/26/2018, 7:08 am
Looks a lot like we have a new record low, according to WU!
WU reports that the previous record low was 51 F in 2008. (when June 26 is selected)
And another previous record low was 43 F in 2002 (when June 25 is selected) and one of our thermometers recorded 41 F this morning, apparently!
WU reports that the previous record low was 51 F in 2008. (when June 26 is selected)
And another previous record low was 43 F in 2002 (when June 25 is selected) and one of our thermometers recorded 41 F this morning, apparently!
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Re: New England June, 2018
yolos 6/26/2018, 9:48 am
Scorpio Rising wrote:Cover them now???? With agribon? They are in big round containers....
Not all parts of the country get the hated SVB's. We do. This is what I did one year when we had summer squash planted in a barrel. Covering was tulle.
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Re: New England June, 2018
CapeCoddess 6/26/2018, 12:30 pm
SVB is east of the Rockies.
https://ofbf.org/2012/06/25/squash-and-their-bugs/
https://ofbf.org/2012/06/25/squash-and-their-bugs/
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Re: New England June, 2018
RJARPCGP 6/26/2018, 5:49 pm
Dreading that all the alliums were dying already, I saw purple alliums outside of Woodbury today! (nursery)
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Re: New England June, 2018
sanderson 6/27/2018, 3:20 am
Beautiful coverage! SVB is about the only pest I don't have to worry about.yolos wrote:Not all parts of the country get the hated SVB's. We do. This is what I did one year when we had summer squash planted in a barrel. Covering was tulle.
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Re: New England June, 2018
RJARPCGP 6/27/2018, 12:20 pm
It's official, a new record low was set on June 26, 2018! (40 F)
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Re: New England June, 2018
RJARPCGP 6/28/2018, 6:42 pm
On this date 3 years ago, in 2015, the weather was crap! Only in the 50s!
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Re: New England June, 2018
CapeCoddess 6/29/2018, 2:16 pm
RJ, but today Mother Nature turned up the heat here, FINALLY!
I thought I should cut off the lettuce before it bolts but could only make a dent in it.
The tomatoes are showing some buds. The plants on the left at the trellis are my March starts, the ones in the middle are volunteers! Sometimes I wonder why I bother...
Those are cukes on the right.
Peas are happy. Funny thing tho...some of the sugar snap peas seem to be snow peas. This happened a few years ago, too, and Burpee pulled their stock of sugar snaps because of the mix up.
The garlic is great as usual! It'll get pulled around the end of July once most of the leaves are dead.
Squash box is covered to keep SVB out!
In ground strawberry bed on the left. I didn't cover it this year so not many berries left for me.
All in all, things are shaping up on Ol' Cape Cod.
I thought I should cut off the lettuce before it bolts but could only make a dent in it.
The tomatoes are showing some buds. The plants on the left at the trellis are my March starts, the ones in the middle are volunteers! Sometimes I wonder why I bother...
Those are cukes on the right.
Peas are happy. Funny thing tho...some of the sugar snap peas seem to be snow peas. This happened a few years ago, too, and Burpee pulled their stock of sugar snaps because of the mix up.
The garlic is great as usual! It'll get pulled around the end of July once most of the leaves are dead.
Squash box is covered to keep SVB out!
In ground strawberry bed on the left. I didn't cover it this year so not many berries left for me.
All in all, things are shaping up on Ol' Cape Cod.
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