2 garden observations
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Raised Bed two while having improved soil, seems to lag behind raised bed 3. In truth, all raised beds, 1-3 could all use improved soil (less developer rocky soil, less gravely, and more compost and healthy soil composition).
Analyze these notes against recent garden history.
looks good!?
At the 2026-07-10 observation the Sungold plant is flowering and setting small green fruit, with generally green leaves and no obvious large lesions or widespread yellowing. Stems are tall and somewhat leggy; a blue tomato cage is present but upper growth extends above it. No clear pest damage or blossom-end rot is visible in the photo.
Plant is growing above the current cage and has long, heavy stems. Add a taller stake or replace/augment the cage so developing trusses are supported and stems aren't bent or broken as fruit ripens.
support · Suggested by 2026-09-22Lower foliage appears close to or contacting the soil; remove a few lower leaves to reduce splash-up and lower disease risk while keeping foliage that shades fruit. Avoid heavy pruning of healthy upper growth.
pruning · Suggested by 2026-09-26