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Layers of green and brown organic materials will give the pile fuel to reach 131 degrees F, about 55 C. At this temperature weed seeds won’t sprout and diseases diminish.

Straight neck squash mature earlier than scalloped, or patty pan squash. And winter squash are just producing new fruit. Staggering them allows for months of squash production instead of a few weeks.

High humidity and constant thunderstorms create special problems for summer squash. When caught early the solutions are simple.

The end of first early potato season usually coincides with the beginning of summer squash. I grow two types, straight neck and scalloped, also known as patty pan.

Loamy soil sure helps, but if soil quality is a problem try these Danvers Half Long carrots. Wedged shaped, they punch through tough soil and make the next crop easier. Don’t forget to like and share!

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The latest planted were the earliest to mature, and therefore smaller. I use a trowel to keep from breaking off the stem. Yes that used to happen a lot. Don’t forget to like, share, and watch my other gardening videos!

Lower humidity and constant wind have dried out some important areas of the garden. How you water matters!

Worms in abundance are breaking down the organic matter into useable top dressing for the raised beds.

Tokyo long white spring onions, started indoors first week of February, planted out first week of March. These onions were bred to tolerate frost, so plant early.

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