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My spring vegetables don't seem to share my enthusiasm for hot, sunny weather.  The spinach and lettuce have been experiencing regular afternoon fainting spells. It is sad when those first beautiful crops of spring suddenly bolt to flower. I try my best to forestall it, with lots of water and frequent picking, but eventually they will give out. With limited space and a big appetite, I'm continually re-seeding any spot that opens up in the garden. It's called succession planting and it's a great way to squeeze more out of your garden. I choose varieties that mature quickly and plant seed every 2-3 weeks.  Good candidates include: beets, broccoli...Read Full Post



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