Re: [CH] Garden Report

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Love to trade you some of that cool weather and rain for the 109 yesterday and
108 now at my place.... My chlies love it but I do not..(90s to 100 is fine..but
once it starts over 101.. I  think about heading for the coast...
Coyote.. in the hot Sacramento valley..
Howlin for habaneros..

GarryMass@aol.com wrote:

> In a message dated 6/00 9:35:20 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
> mpierce@martel-intl.com writes:
>
> << Big rains in KC last night. 1.5 -2 inches. >>
>
> Mike has company in the northeast.  My chiles got more light (and heat) under
> a florescent in the cellar than outdoors in the garden.  Not the amount of
> rain here as in the midwest, but all plants sulking in cold conditions,
> overcast days, and more than ample rain.  58 degrees at 2pm in June??  I
> don't think my raised beds could pass Lord Byron's bare fanny test so far
> this season.
> Sorry to be sharing gloom.  Temperatures are predicted to go to 80s for the
> next four days, but with thunderstorms all four days, ooooofff.

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