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The peas are invading the carrot-beet plots. It's a weekly chore to detach some of the tendrils from the tall carrot leaves. On a side note: yes, sweet peas! Oh nom nom.
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Five days ago the tomatoes looked like they were ready to push the beans off the "balcony."
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Today, the tomatoes are succeeding in doing just that. I sense the beginning of a turf war.
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The mesclun plot doesn't look too bad after moving several seedlings in between the broccoli and cauliflower plants.
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lettuce,
mesclun,
peas,
tomato
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