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drip tape in winter squash

Published October 2, 2012 at 3072 × 2304 in drip tape in winter squash

It’s time to roll up the drip tape from the watermelon, winter squash and sweet potato patches, in preparation for disking and sowing winter cover crops.
Photo credit Kathryn Simmons

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