Oddly, after a hard frost everything seemed to burn better after afew days of dry weather...its desiccatedby frost. Or how it kills beans and flax for an easier harvest. I will have to trust you on this one caseih.
The plants around here were already looking kinda sickly... maybe a combination of dry and being nipped by frosts already. I find dandelions and sow thistle leaves are very tender and don't tolerate much frost. Canada thistle... different story. Winter annuals are called that because of what they do tolerate.
Peas diquatted, then went back with glypho
Flax preharvested
and then only did about 25% of the rest of the farm. There was basically nothing there to spray or so little that it hardly made sense. It has been too dry since harvest to kickstart much of any new growth,
The plants around here were already looking kinda sickly... maybe a combination of dry and being nipped by frosts already. I find dandelions and sow thistle leaves are very tender and don't tolerate much frost. Canada thistle... different story. Winter annuals are called that because of what they do tolerate.
Peas diquatted, then went back with glypho
Flax preharvested
and then only did about 25% of the rest of the farm. There was basically nothing there to spray or so little that it hardly made sense. It has been too dry since harvest to kickstart much of any new growth,
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