What did you do in the garden today?

[AllenK RGV]

Oh I forgot to mention my weather, lows in the mid 60's highs in the mid 70's with a humid southerly breeze off the Gulf. Ya'll hate these cold fronts up north but the local weatherman refers to ours as cool fronts. We did hit 103F on Easter Sunday, so my afternoon project is to improve airflow for my grow out pen. I was sweating crazy setting in a perch for my now week old chicks.

 

[pennyJo1960]

Our weather has changed so drastically here Western Washington state
We are the evergreen state but we are not in one sense getting all the rain we did
but look at the weather maps our skies are clearing not having all cars on the roads

 

[karenerwin]

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This is what they look like. I can’t really think of anything to compare the This is the bowl full of flowers I collected to make the jelly.
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Ive never herd of wild violets or wold vilote jam what to they look like an hows it tast??

 

[Kgbao]

Watered my dying vegetables

 

[pennyJo1960]

Watered my dying vegetables

Why pray tell are they dying ? pictures please

 

[Kgbao]

Why pray tell are they dying ? pictures please

Honestly don’t know why they are dying. They are all Bonnie plants got them from Lowe’s. Minus my thumb isn’t green at all, that is one gene I didn’t get from my mother. Give me a few I’ll have pics for you

 

[Kgbao]

Why pray tell are they dying ? pictures please

Here we go

 

[ShrekDawg]

They don’t look like they’re dying to me! They’ll be okay. Just need some water and maybe a little bit of plant food and they should perk right up! And pick the yellow/dying leaves off.

 

[Kgbao]

They don’t look like they’re dying to me! They’ll be okay. Just need some water and maybe a little bit of plant food and they should perk right up! And pick the yellow/dying leaves off.

That’s what I was hoping, I thought I might have over feed them with plant food, and burned them. Been watering them twice a day plus all the rain, we haven’t given up, just expecting no good results.

 

[ShrekDawg]

That’s what I was hoping, I thought I might have over feed them with plant food, and burned them. Been watering them twice a day plus all the rain, we haven’t given up, just expecting no good results.

Yeah, I’ve burned some of mine before too but they usually get over it and perk up eventually!!! Could also possibly be overwatering too because sometimes that causes yellowing and stuff too. Although in your case I doubt that’s it. But they should be fine. Especially if you just recently got them? Sometimes the transplant shocks them too. Usually after a few weeks though they should start really taking off!!! Tomatoes are pretty hardy. Some of those peppers do look pretty questionable though and not sure about them but the tomatoes and strawberries should bounce back and I’d keep at it with the peppers!! Peppers in particular are pretty thirsty plants and might need more water than others and also they like it really warm so it might not be warm enough. My peppers never did that well in the ground and have always done better in pots.