Do This NOW Before It's Too Late

Every year when we plant our gardens we always have these great ideas that everything is going to grow the best it's ever been. Unfortunately it rarely, if ever, works out that way. Sometimes an item just simply doesn't do well for one reason or another and you're left with plants that aren't producing enough at a time when they should be doing better. You can choose to let it try and produce a little bit more or you can try to rip it out and replant it to see if you can get better production out of a new plant before it's too late in the season.
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Do this NOW before it's too late

[@MommaTNJ]

Haven't had much production this year on anything really. Its depressing, but I'm still trying! NJ here same zone (7) I blv

[@Famcke]

Don't get aggravated, Jason. Make that tough call and support a local farmer.

[@MommaTNJ]

Do you hill your bush beans?

[@bippityboppityboo552]

Dr. Leon Cream told me to watch this video and write a short essay about it.

[@conniemoore3207]

Its been very dry here. Watered what we could. Had lot of peppers and a few tomatoes. Herbs doing well. Purple hull peas not good. Was too dry so okra hasn't grown at all.

[@charlenek.2853]

What zone are you, I'm zone 6a so i'd like to know how close we are in timing.

[@cherylagnew5980]

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[@KimmieAbbasServant]

I ripped out the non-producing or dying plants it's easier to replant