(Jul 16, 2018) The upside: this is great sunny summer weather for swimming, boating, picnics and parades. But gardeners' flowers and vegetables are bearing the brunt. Cooperative Extension's Amy Ivy talks about one dry-weather tomato problem, blossom end rot, and what to do about it. [<strong><a href="https://www.northcountrypublicradio.org/news/story/36620/20180716/in-the-garden-dry-drier-but-not-yet-driest">full story</a></strong>]

(Jul 16, 2018) The upside: this is great sunny summer weather for swimming, boating, picnics and parades. But gardeners' flowers and vegetables are bearing the brunt. Cooperative Extension's Amy Ivy talks about one dry-weather tomato problem, blossom end rot, and what to do about it. [full story]

(Jul 16, 2018) The upside: this is great sunny summer weather for swimming, boating, picnics and parades. But gardeners' flowers and vegetables are bearing the brunt. Cooperative Extension's Amy Ivy talks about one dry-weather tomato problem, blossom end rot, and what to do about it. [<strong><a href="https://www.northcountrypublicradio.org/news/story/36620/20180716/in-the-garden-dry-drier-but-not-yet-driest" rel="noopener noreferrer">full story</a></strong>]

In the garden: Dry, drier, but not yet driest

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In the garden: Dry, drier, but not yet driest