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A tale of two gardens
- The growing season brought mixed results, with some gardens thriving while others struggled.
- Flowers that received regular watering had a successful growing season.
- Lawns performed poorly, in what were described as the worst conditions since the late-1980s drought.
- The vegetable garden suffered because heat disrupted pollination and fruit production, while timely rain remained important.
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A tale of two gardens
“It was the best of times, it was the worst of times…” Charles Dickens’ famous words could have referred to this summer’s growing season. His Tale of Two Cities was about the French Revolution, of course, and although this summer’s heat and drought didn’t have the impact of a national revolution, it was a serious matter for our crops, gardens, trees and shrubs. This growing season was really a tale of two gardens, the best and the worst. I won’t…
·Cherokee County, United States
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