2026-10-25T00:41:29Z https://nostr.now GOTV 2026 https://nostr.now/npub1s69qgkxylar0dddjtu5lh0upsq77s5q8kv3h5rllp9q7mrt4lz3qcyvp0q https://media.union.place/accounts/avatars/109/362/568/761/952/928/original/e0988a31ea5f07c6.png https://media.union.place/accounts/avatars/109/362/568/761/952/928/original/e0988a31ea5f07c6.png https://nostr.now/nevent1qqs9ylxa99clsgd2vjhy46u0ealvnhn67jth7ut280vde2ny47hf4vqzyzrg5pzccnl5da44kf0jn7alsxqrm6zsq7ejx7s0luy5rmvdwhu2yxnhdtc In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqs2tar4262386v5jtf763r9s29pa5ccx3as9kf0gfqykju5n5s7hugmq5fjs'>nevent1q…5fjs</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>the New England climate (Zone 5 for me) is extreme relative to northern Europe. From day to day the temperature can fluctuate more. Also, I wonder if the length of daylight makes a difference. No directly planted seed really gets going for me before the end of May. I have tiny pea, carrot and lettuce that I’m defending from slugs at present. As well as potatoes just showing. 2026-05-16T09:50:22Z