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  1. Summerman, gardener and gardener (anonymous)

    About the greenhouse. First, I plant early greens and mustard in the last days of March, and in May I plant tomatoes and cucumbers there. I don’t plant peppers and eggplants, because they grow one and a half meters in height, and there is almost no harvest.

    I am very pleased with the tomatoes: they are always tasty and sweet. There are no problems with them; there is no need to cover them, as in open ground, they are easy to tie up, and the wind does not break them.
    I concluded that there is no need to bury mulch in beds with tomatoes. In such a bed (with mulch buried in the fall) many fruits with blossom-end rot were born. And in the open ground, in the same bed with peppers, there were a lot of rotten fruits.

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