We had the whole business Sunday evening: lightening, thunder, heavy rains and HAIL. Didn't do much damage here, luckily.
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2 comments:
Wow. That system rolled up our way late last night. We were coming home from the cottage and stopped to watch the lightning across the lake. No hail here, though.
I think I figured out why you are just starting to get tomatoes, while my sister has been showing hers off for a while now and she is even further north. If you pinch off the upward growth (next year, no point now) earlier, it will force the nutrients to bush out the plant and then to produce flowers and tomatoes sooner.
Storms are so fun to watch, but only if they don't cause too much damage.
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