I only got a few Watermelon and they were smaller in size this year. Also only had 2 pumkins off one plant. I even bought some expensive soil for the Watermelon and pumpkins but it did not make a difference. I think I might have planted them late. Starting from seed it takes a while. Next year I will buy plants at the store and get them in the ground a bit earlier.
We had a good harvest this summer. Lots of Tomatoes, and Zucchinni. We had 4 Zucchinni and 4 Tomato plants that produced plenty of veggies. Our 1 summer squach did pretty good. The 3 Blueberry plants did not produce very much this year. Next year I will fertilize them more. I also want to plant more heritage tomatoes next year. The pepper plant did pretty good. Roseville does not seem to have a long enough or hot emough summer to get very many red peppers. I did get 15-20 green peppers off this single pepper plant. Mainly used it to make salsa. Madarin tree seems to just struggle along this year and same with the orange tree. They both have fruit on them.
I only got a few Watermelon and they were smaller in size this year. Also only had 2 pumkins off one plant. I even bought some expensive soil for the Watermelon and pumpkins but it did not make a difference. I think I might have planted them late. Starting from seed it takes a while. Next year I will buy plants at the store and get them in the ground a bit earlier.
We had a good harvest this summer. Lots of Tomatoes, and Zucchinni. We had 4 Zucchinni and 4 Tomato plants that produced plenty of veggies. Our 1 summer squach did pretty good. The 3 Blueberry plants did not produce very much this year. Next year I will fertilize them more. I also want to plant more heritage tomatoes next year. The pepper plant did pretty good. Roseville does not seem to have a long enough or hot emough summer to get very many red peppers. I did get 15-20 green peppers off this single pepper plant. Mainly used it to make salsa. Madarin tree seems to just struggle along this year and same with the orange tree. They both have fruit on them.
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