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Throwing some shade

maryannnewcomer | Posted in Mountain West Gardening on

I’ve been seeing shade cloth “structures” around town, in friends’ gardens, and noticed it seems to help with sun scald on tomatoes and other crops. I bought some 40% shade cloth, black, and will install it tomorrow in the garden to protect the strawberries, tomatoes, and raspberries. 

Have you used anything to shade your garden vegetables in this 100-plus degree weather?

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