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Yeah I think planting tomatoes in raised beds makes a big difference for drainage and soil warmth. They really take off when the roots aren't sitting in cold wet ground. I usually mix in some aged compost and a handful of crushed eggshells for calcium to prevent blossom end rot. You want to space them at least two feet apart so air circulates well and reduces fungal issues. Indeterminate varieties need strong cages or trellising because they can grow six feet tall and get heavy with fruit. Water deeply but less frequently to encourage deep root growth. Mulching with straw helps keep the soil moisture even and stops splash up onto the lower leaves. If you see yellowing leaves near the bottom just pinch them off to improve airflow. That should give you a solid harvest through the summer without too much trouble.

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4 New York Strips

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I think the cherry bookshelf you are planning will look great in that corner by the window. The natural light will really bring out the warmth of the wood grain over time. One tip I would suggest is to use a rag to apply the finish rather than a brush because it gives you more control and avoids streaks. Let each coat dry thoroughly and sand lightly with 220 grit between coats for a smooth result. For the shelf pins you can use adjustable ones so you can change the spacing later if needed. That gives you flexibility if you decide to store taller items on certain shelves. The dimensions you mentioned sound well proportioned for that space. Just make sure the frame is square before you attach the back panel or it will wobble. A simple jig can help keep everything aligned while you work.

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Yeah I think planting tomatoes in raised beds makes a big difference for drainage and soil warmth. They really take off when the roots aren't sitting in cold wet ground. I usually mix in some aged compost and a handful of crushed eggshells for calcium to prevent blossom end rot. You want to space them at least two feet apart so air circulates well and reduces fungal issues. Indeterminate varieties need strong cages or trellising because they can grow six feet tall and get heavy with fruit. Water deeply but less frequently to encourage deep root growth. Mulching with straw helps keep the soil moisture even and stops splash up onto the lower leaves. If you see yellowing leaves near the bottom just pinch them off to improve airflow. That should give you a solid harvest through the summer without too much trouble.
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I think the cherry bookshelf you are planning will look great in that corner by the window. The natural light will really bring out the warmth of the wood grain over time. One tip I would suggest is to use a rag to apply the finish rather than a brush because it gives you more control and avoids streaks. Let each coat dry thoroughly and sand lightly with 220 grit between coats for a smooth result. For the shelf pins you can use adjustable ones so you can change the spacing later if needed. That gives you flexibility if you decide to store taller items on certain shelves. The dimensions you mentioned sound well proportioned for that space. Just make sure the frame is square before you attach the back panel or it will wobble. A simple jig can help keep everything aligned while you work.
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