Oh, so true!

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  1. marlingardener

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    And if you are lucky, a lot of other vegetables, and new friends to give them to!
     
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    You got that one right !
     
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    I agree Mart!! :headbang:
     
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    I agree with that until you meet adversity and see your whole crop damaged or ruined. hahaha. That can also happen.
     
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    Sjoerd, you are right, but gardeners are resilient, and come back next season with hope and abundance in their plans!
    Last year we had a dismal garden. This year weather has not cooperated, but we still have some vegetables and flowers. I'll take what I can get, and plan for next season!:fingerscrossed:
     
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    Yes but correcting the problem keeps your brain in gear !
     
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    Right you are, Mart-- which is a good thing especially if one is facing diminishing returns between the ears.
     
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