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the green areas are for plants in the ground or in raised bedsthe center area for tomatoes in the ground and their vines suspended on string from the rafter. like commercial growers dothe squares are walk areas that the Pex pipe will be 2 ft under.(Image hidden from quote, click to view.)
But on peppers plants, bigger ones are better, even if they have blossoms on them. I wet down the ground first, don't make it real muddy, but wet, than a sheet of black poly. I weight it down with rocks. You will need rocks in between the plants too to keep the poly from blowing up and covering the plants. Than where ever you want a plant, cut an X into the poly and put your plant in.
The flea beetle hits the basal here, but way late in the season, September. These are bigger than leaf hoppers. They eat grape leaves to.
I have a craving for fresh radishes now . Finally started peppers and used the heat mats. Germinated in 3 days. Tomatoes took 5 days with no heat. Eggplant haven't germinated yet so I may replant. Spinach and peas went in today. The garlic is about 4 inches tall now also. Great weather the last couple days.
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