Vegetable Garden Troubleshooting

Vegetable Garden Troubleshooting
Cracks appear in tomatoes and other garden vegetables when drastic changes in temperature and moisture occur. Miyuki Satake/Shutterstock
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Q: We planted a new vegetable garden with a lot of different vegetable seeds. We killed the existing lawn grass by scraping the plants off, and we did some digging to loosen the soil. We covered the garden with 2 to 4 inches of bark mulch from the city to keep out the weeds. The city grinds up branches from tree trimming around power lines. We have kept the garden moist, mostly by rain.

The only plants to come up are the peas. Nothing else is growing at all. It has been over two weeks. We are new to gardening, but shouldn’t more than peas be sprouting by now?

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