It is the very end of November. Thanksgiving is over and all the leaves are down.\u00a0 Nature is getting ready for winter.\u00a0 And, out in the back yard, I debate whether to rake those leaves\u00a0 or not! Sometimes, the leaves are better left on the ground for insulating plants.<\/p>\n
For some reason, it is important to me that I document how tough a year it was for my tomatoes. I think of this as I pull up he frost shriveled plants. Too much rain. \u00a0 All summer long. Extraordinary, record setting amounts of rain.\u00a0 I probably harvested a third of what I usually get from ten tomatoes plants.<\/p>\n
Oh well. Spring is only four-and-a-half months away!<\/p>\n
Copyright 2021 Christopher Donahue<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
It is the very end of November. Thanksgiving is over and all the leaves are down.\u00a0 Nature is getting ready for winter.\u00a0 And, out in the back yard, I debate whether to rake those leaves\u00a0 or not! Sometimes, the leaves … Continue reading