My "second" crops - zucchini, tomatoes, etc. - all died in the extreme heat we experienced in August and I don't have the heart to start another even though the weather is lovely now. We are spending so much time in Ohio, at least a week a month, it's not really worth it to start something new.
So, on to Ohio gardening. I guess we'll have to change the name to SOP, for Oberlin (although the "S" never actually contributed anything...Cathy). I feel as though I understand the timing and climate up there better than I do here, although in fact I never really did much gardening. I did have a kind of cool circular vegetable garden once with pie wedge-shaped sections for the different vegetables. It did ok, as I recall.
There won't be much doing up there over the winter but I plan to be gardening in full force come spring.
So, on to Ohio gardening. I guess we'll have to change the name to SOP, for Oberlin (although the "S" never actually contributed anything...Cathy). I feel as though I understand the timing and climate up there better than I do here, although in fact I never really did much gardening. I did have a kind of cool circular vegetable garden once with pie wedge-shaped sections for the different vegetables. It did ok, as I recall.
There won't be much doing up there over the winter but I plan to be gardening in full force come spring.
