That's fair. Watering by hand isn't even that tedious for me but I try to repurpose all the scraps I have laying around for something more useful. Thanks for replying!
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I have everything but our patio plants on drip irrigation. It saves me a lot of time and assures that the plants get watered regularly, which is an issue with this very dry summer.
Tomato processing is happening now. This is the second batch from roasting. It was full to the brim with about 12 lbs of tomatoes plus some garlic and an onion.
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Tomato processing is happening now. This is the second batch from roasting. It was full to the brim with about 12 lbs of tomatoes plus some garlic and an onion.
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