All the rain and then no rain at all hasn’t been ideal! Our grass in the yard is crispy! I honestly think it has cut down on disease though! The shade starts around noon, so it’s blocking that super hot direct sun. This year though is a hard year to determine if something is working or not.

In a sense yes! We grow warm weather crops March to July. August to October we can grow a second set of some warm weather crops like tomatoes. In September October we start planting cool season crops. Cabbage, Brocolli etc that will grow October to March/April. I’m North Florida so our growing seasons are even different than south Florida since we see freezing temps a few times a year here. 🖤

@@FloridaGardenHer That's awesome. Thanks for the reply.