Pick fall raspberries before they got too wet.
Cover tomatoes with a plastic greenhouse until the rain stops.
Prune June raspberries.
Keep up with chard, lettuce and cabbage harvest.
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Now ya tell me :D You should see my tomatoes!
ReplyDeleteHow far back should I prune the raspberries?
Thank You,
J
Tomatoes are splitting all over the county - tooo wet. Us them for sauce or salsa.
ReplyDeletePrune dead raspberries all the way to the ground. Leave green canes. After two or three cuts your know what I mean. Top the canes at about three feet.