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Garden Notes: June 2024

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Rainfall

  • 2nd: 0.14″
  • 4th: 0.39″
  • 5th: 0.42″
  • 10th: 0.59″
  • 24th: 0.01″
  • Total so far: 1.55 inches
Temperature
  • range of nighttime lows: 53 to 72°F (11.6 to 22.2°C)
  • range of daytime highs: 76 to 94°F (24.4 to 34.4°C)
Greenhouse temps Because I’m curious about the effectiveness of the shade cloth.These are the days 90°F and above so far this year, before and after covering the greenhouse with shade cloth.
  • Without shade cloth
  • Outside: 91°F (33°C) |104°F (40°C) inside 
  • With shade cloth
    • Outside: 90°F (32°C) | 84°F (29°C) inside 
    • Outside: 93°F (34°C) | 84°F (29°C) inside 
    • Outside: 94°F (34.4°C) | 86°F (30°C) inside
    • Outside: 94°F (34.4°C) | 88°F (31°C) inside
    I’m guessing that the steady rise in inside temps is due to the structure itself heating up and retaining that heat overnight. Also days of full sun versus partly cloudy days. Even so, it’s still better than the temps without it.

    Weather Notes

    We’re into our summer weather pattern where, as it warms up, rain systems come up off the Gulf from the southwest and then split as they approach the southern Appalachians. The result for us is that we typically miss the rain that the rest of the Southeast gets (rain shadow effect). 

    Garden Notes

    • The birds got all the cherries! No pie this year.
    • Now that the planting is done, I’m focusing primarily on getting everything mulched before picking starts. And watering as needed.

    Planted

    • sweet potato slips
    • corn, Trucker’s Favorite
    • sorghum

    Harvested

    • multiplier onions
    • walking onions
    • wheat
    • oregano
    • thyme
    • sweet basil
    • potatoes
    • garlic
    • snow peas
    • cherry tomatoes
    • mulberries
    • red raspberries
    • lambs quarter
    • kale
    • Swiss chard
    • wild lettuce
    • daikon leaves
    • daikon radishes
    • blueberries
    • green pepper
    Preserved
    • lambs quarter, canned
    • last of the pantry stored winter squash, dehydrated for squash powder
    • goats milk mozzarella, shredded and frozen
    Photos

    sweet potato slips before planting

    winter wheat
    My bed of volunteer lambs quarter

    It’s growing in the location of the new keyhole garden.

    Beginnings of the new African keyhole garden

    Peanuts, volunteer cherry tomatoes, and Katy

    Corn and flowering carrot plant (a purple variety, I think)

    Soon!
    Besides processing wheat, I’ve been experimenting with making buckwheat flour from last
    year’s crop. I use my power blender and sieve to sift. Does an ok job but needs improvement.

    Moonglow pear

    June salad: wild lettuce, daikon leaves, last of the peas,
    first of the cherry tomatoes, crumbled goat feta cheese.

    Parting shot

    First sunflowers

    Your turn! How does your garden grow? (Or does it???)


    Source: https://www.5acresandadream.com/2024/06/garden-notes-june-2024.html


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