*** Quoting Becky Duncan from a message to Janis Foley ***
BD> I am a novice gardener myself, this is actually the first year I have 
BD> had a vegetable garden as big as I do. Yeah unfortunately the sun and 
BD> temperature has a lot to do with how everything does. I live in West 
BD> Virginia and the weather has been crazy, first it was cold then it 
BD> would be hot and now it is close to 90 degrees everyday so we are 
BD> frying now. I guess if I get green beans and tomatoes I should be 
BD> happy, huh? :)
Same here as had same weather.  Wierd!  It killed the lettuce before it even 
sprouted well, killed the peas (wish I had picked them all as some were 
ready) and left me with a few tomatoes, some snap beans, and a lonely squash 
plant with no flowers or squash in evidence.
Hehe didnt kill 'the mint plant from hell that will not die' however.  
Planted that sucker 2 winters ago and it still lives again every year!  Dang 
thing is almost as big as a lilac this year.
                                       xxcarol
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