Our tomatoes are doing very well too. I want to try to freeze/can them this year. Look how big they are compared to my husband.
Sunday, July 18, 2010
Look What Happened!
We have a wonderful garden this year. We tried new things to make the dirt better, took some tips from people, and it was turning out very nice.....Until we got a thunder storm, and it was not even a really bad storm.. Look what it did to our corn. There does not seem to be a good explanation for it. Does anyone have any ideas ??
Our tomatoes are doing very well too. I want to try to freeze/can them this year. Look how big they are compared to my husband.
Our tomatoes are doing very well too. I want to try to freeze/can them this year. Look how big they are compared to my husband.
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Corn does not have deep roots and it's easy for it to be blown over. We have large fields around here that are ruined by strong winds. I think the farmers fear the wind more than hail. You might be able to reset the corn up and hill dirt around the roots and save it. Good luck.
I have had this happen to my corn the past two years - strong winds off the river come in and blow them over. What I have found is that if the roots are still securely in the ground they will continue to grow and bring the ears to fruition when braced :-) At least it worked for me.
~Val
Thanks for your comment on my blog! Oooh, I LOVE your garden and all the little critters!! I wish we could grow something like that in Florida!!
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