I would say I've got nothing to complain about, as you sort of get what you put in. Excess June rains washed the soil that is for sure. Tomatoes, one nice round of them, enough that I missed a few, overipe on the vine. My corn patch did fine on one side, I'll make it much better next season. Everything else I grew produced fine, well maybe the bell peppers are the worst off, slow, but then nice growth, seemed to flower ok, just late. I did fertilize correctly/specifically for bell peppers where planted, check PH etc., easy on the nitrogen, plants look very nice, 3' tall at least, just a late crop, they will produce well into October, I've picked them in snow before, took photos to remember etc.
Apples, over 50 wild trees, near the house and my one nice planted tree, produced like crazy, wild ones are falling and all over the ground, pears are decent, trees were loaded with them, deer, 'chucks have an apple smorgasbord all around here.
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