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Jul 30, 2023 7:06 AM CST
Name: Steve
Connecticut (Zone 6a)
Yes, not many leaves on the deck plant. Good idea using something like the Waterpik.

Here's the garden in the back yard. It's very small, but it's an experiment this year. A majority of my tomatoes were eaten last year, maybe by squirrels? I made it small because I didn't want to invest a lot of time/money and end up with the same situation. The fence on the bottom is referred to as 'cloth' - very small spaces, and expensive. If results are good this year, I will expand it next year. There's also chicken wire on top. So far it appears nothing has been eaten, and the 2 plants seem to be doing well.

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