The mild summer temperatures have been the perfect weather for frontyard Lincoln Heights gardeners as evidenced by these prolific yard long beans growing on Ave 26.
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The mild summer temperatures have been the perfect weather for frontyard Lincoln Heights gardeners as evidenced by these prolific yard long beans growing on Ave 26.
The weather might be good for the beans but I cant get my tomatoes or chilis to grow much this year. They look dwarfed. No offense to any dwarfs.
My anti-spam word – chonis. LOL , who comes up with these?
What part of town are you in Buddha? I imagine near the coast, warm weather vegetables are growing a bit slow now due to the marine layer.
I’ve surprisingly had really good luck this year with tomatoes and chiles. I was even able to coax the heirloom tomatoes to fruit which I count among one of my garden successes as I’ve never managed to get Brandywine tomatoes to do well.
I have noticed a lack of bees in the garden. A few have been showing up within the last couple of weeks but perhaps their near disappearance is what’s causing the low yields in home gardens?
Anyways, I’m a big nerd about organic gardening. If anyone needs basic help, I might be able to provide some advice. 🙂