Tailwind of gardeners.

Sometimes it may seem that gardening is something that a person can completely control especially since technology does not stand still.

This is especially noticeable when you look at the numerous gardening calendars that seem to appear on the shelves of bookstores out of nowhere.

These calendars have everything scheduled by day, when to dig up the garden when to loosen the soil when and what garden crops can be planted when to trim the branches of fruit trees and when to carry out pest control.

It all seems like a law but everything has its own adjustments and most often gardening and vegetable gardening are more like a wind-driven aerostat which obeys the direction of the wind than a controlled airplane.

Usually the peak of gardening begins in early April gardeners are waiting for the apricots to bloom.

Yes, this flowering is expected in the hope that after it there will be no severe frosts that can destroy young shoots of seedlings.

For those who have bet on the apricot harvest, this is a difficult period because often these frosts reduce the entire apricot harvest to nothing.

But if the frosts do not hit you can breathe a sigh of relief, this is what gardeners and vegetable growers usually think.

But starting in 1989 if I am not mistaken, snow began to fall and severe frosts hit in the first days of May which made its own adjustments.

And this year the frosts were at the beginning of summer.

Therefore the harvest as a sign of the harvested crop, may not be as expected.

By @barski