
First, look at the salad produced by my garden. The colors are so rich and diverse. No two lettuce varieties are the same shade. I have tons of salad greens and radishes right now. In a few weeks the lettuce will bolt and Spring crops will be finished, then I will concentrate on beans, peas, corn, melons, and okra.
I will continue to plant lettuce, but the heat of the coming summer will render each planting a short, small-leaved harvest. Jove suggested planting in the shade of the fruit trees. With great hopes I will, because I cannot resist the freshness and color of these wonderful salads.
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We have had some success in planting
the lettuce
under our plum trees during the heat of the summer.
I want that salad for my dinner!
Your garden bounty makes me wish I was back in the Magnolia state in my own garden! Keep up the good work, I know your efforts will be rewarded now and in the long term, keep the fire going, the candle lit, and so on and so forth. Thanks for sharing.
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