Re: [gardeners] Heat

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Hi Byron,
    I guess it was Huff and Puff and Blow it all the way north. Yall
really had it bad. Last year was our turn. This years gardening weather
was almost perfect. Last year was terrible.
    The temperatures that you are having now are what we normally expect
in late June through the middle of Sept. That is why we have to plant in
Feb. and March and hope we don't get a late freeze. We have to make our
gardens mature before the heat burns them up.
    My sympathies for the hot weather. Been there, done that, got the
T-shirt.
Allen
Bastrop Co., cooling off at 93* today, another thundershower, 1/2 inch
of rain
SE Central Tx.

Byron wrote:

> Okay Allen tell me how you did it sending all that heat to the
> Northeast. Mon. in my garden it was 111F and in my greenhouse
> it was 129F (according to my cheapy digital thermometers) With
> the humidity so high the discomfort index was 98%. I thought
> I died and went to H-ll.
>
> Byron

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