Set up the funky linear cage system I like to use for the tomatoes
Of course, it's not supposed to rain again, at least not this week. Wonder if it will again? I did lay out the hoses carefully so I can hook them up to the irrigation system if needed.
And tomorrow? I'm going to heavily harvest spinach ahead of the dry weather. Tonight's dinner was a bowl of leaves sauteed with garlic and dressed with a tiny bit of vinegar. The namers of the "Gigante d'Inverno" weren't kidding!
I think the one next to it is Monstreux de Viroflay, but it's not such a monster.
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I grow Gigante d'Inverno too. It make it really easy to pick a large patch.
The spinach is huge! Good job on the tomato planting - probably was a tricky business to get them into their planting holes with the structure already up on both sides.
Today is usually the day I plant my tomatoes, but I'm so far behind this year. So glad spring is lagging like me at the moment ;) I was actually quite disappointed when we grew Monstreux de Viroflay last year. Gigante d'Inverno definitely did better for us, and yes, the leaves are huge!
I did that same thing 2 years ago, then had to use wire cutters to get my hands and plants through the cage system LOL!!! Congrats on getting them in!
Daphne, it is a treat, and the flavor seems fine.
kitsapFG -- I am nothing if not resourceful. If it wasn't big mesh I'd have been in trouble.
CVF -- I need to remember that I like this variety and hate Bloomsdale. Bad, bad savoying.
Erin -- that's so funny. I might have pulled the walls if I had had to cut them.
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