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|    Bob F to songbird    |
|    Re: To hot to plant?    |
|    24 Aug 22 15:13:37    |
      From: bobnospam@gmail.com              On 8/24/2022 2:33 PM, songbird wrote:       > Bob F wrote:       > ...       >> We have been watering. I had to look up BER. I don't remember running       >> into that here in western WA.       >       > lucky you! :) no hot droughts there and/or plenty of       > good deep soil?       >              Well, we did have a few days of up to 108F in that "heat dome" last       year, breaking many records. Normally, it seldom gets much into the       80's, with a few days into the 90's. Upper 70's today. It is getting       hotter over the years for sure. And dryer, but not in the drought range       yet. East of the Cascades is entirely different.              12" or so of rick loam, with excess organic material from all the       compost I've added over the years, according to the soil test, over       10-15 feet of fine sand. Apparently a hard clay layer under that. Water       table is 8-10 feet down in the summer. Up to the lower spots in the winter.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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