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[Anna Michele]

Onions that made it through may snow

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[Anna Michele]

Callaloo had to replant new plants after may snow

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[Anna Michele]

Replanted scotch bonnet but a few little one came back from beginning of may

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[Anna Michele]

Replanted tomatoes

I had so much more of everything but after losing the first bunch I couldn't bring myself to plant as much

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[Anna Michele]

Celery ( made it through may snow) and rhubarb

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[Anna Michele]

Lettuces made it through the may snow

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[Anna Michele]

Kale and beets cauliflower and broccoli all made it through may
Herbs are still going strong too

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[Anna Michele]

I pulled so many raspberry plants in the fall had I known wed be in the predicament we Aron I wouldn't have but this is my raspberry garden from this year
I will likely fill up open space with quick growing veggies like beans and peas

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[Paapu]

Radish



Long squash



Cucumber



Lablab beans



Ridge gourd




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[Paapu]

My harvest today




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[GoJays]

Any cucumber growers out there that can tell my why my plant isn't fruiting? The flowers are there, the pollinators are there, the fertilizer is there, the consistent watering is there and so is the sunshine. The plant is massive, growing up a trellis. But no fruit. Sorry to hijack the thread like this, but what better place to ask than here

[TrueNorthTreasures]

We have been having a repeat of last summer's cool, wet weather. Uhg. Hopefully, once this latest rainfall warning has played out, the remainder of July and August will be warm and sunny. A warm September to make up for the cool, cloudy June we had would be wonderful, too!

Hmm...I'm not sure what could be causing the lack of cucumbers on otherwise thriving plants, @GoJays ! I will ask around and if I find out anything from my friends who are gardeners, I will let you know.

[petsrfun101]

Most likely what u r seeing on your cucumber plant is the male flowers which pollinate the female flowers with the fruit. The male flowers appear before the female flowers so your plant is probably getting ready to produce fruit

[Paapu]

Harvest of the day

[Paapu]

And, Gongura leaves