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15 hours ago, heidih said:
You have a ways to go "punkin". I like to give them a buffer between ground and soil (cardboard or ) so they do not get a rot spot if your soil is moist.
Good to know, thank you! It is out of the bed and trailing over weed mat w a layer of mulch so hopefully that will help. We're having some crazy heat and humidity here so I'm hoping it doesn't derail it and the rest of the garden.
15 hours ago, heidih said:
You have a ways to go "punkin". I like to give them a buffer between ground and soil (cardboard or ) so they do not get a rot spot if your soil is moist.
Good to know, thank you! It is out of the bed and trailing over weed mat w a layer of mulch so hopefully that will help.
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