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December 2003 Newsletter
... twice as deep as the container of the plant you are planting.  For most roses, dig a hole 36 inches wide and 20 inches deep.  · Mix ... .  Stays about 3’ tall and never needs to be trimmed.  Gorgeous deep magenta flowers.  Blooms constantly.  This is a wonderful rose paired with ... as ‘Sissinghurst Castle’ and looks exactly like a crumpled piece of deep magenta-purple velvet. Good luck and I hope you have ...
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compostessentials
... to turn over the contents. It has been recommended to me that a hole six inches deep beneath the compost bin will help in containing the water you apply to the compost ...
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American Daffodil Society - Daffodil Growing Tips
... place. Hillsides and raised beds are best. DRAINAGE is the key. Spade at least twelve inches deep. Improve your clay with well-rotted compost, soil amendment, or planting mix and raise the ... top (pointed end) is at least two times as deep as the bulb is high (top of a 2" bulb is 4" deep). Exactness isn't crucial; they'll adjust. Plant bulbs ...
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American Daffodil Society - Naturalizing Daffodils
... planting in clay soil, the bulb ought to be planted at least eight inches deep. There are several methods of putting the bulbs into sod or soil ... each end, then throw back the sod or soil; if cut is not deep enough take out some soil, then work up soil in bottom, add ... needs a strong-armed person who can sink a crowbar six to eight inches into the ground. Then work the hole by rotating the bar, then ...
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How to Grow Mint
... root 2 inches deep and 9 inches apart in autumn or spring. Top dress with compost in autumn if the plants are not lifted annually. Thin or transplant plants to 12 inches apart into ...
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How to Grow Rosemary
... very fresh. For potted plants, use a clay pot that measures at least 12 inches deep and 12 inches across and has plenty of drainage holes. Fill it with a light, coarse potting ...
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CCE - Suffolk County: How to Cook a Turkey the Day Before Serving It
... may be left whole. Place turkey in metal containers; limit depth to less than 2 inches. Metal containers cool faster than glass-type pans. NOTE: Wash your hands with soap and ... angle 2 to 2-1/2 inches deep through several slices of turkey. If using a DIGITAL instant-read thermometer, insert it at least 1 inch deep so it measures the center of ...
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Organic Vegetable Gardening
... 100 square feet (about 3 tons per acre minimum) - or as much as 3 - 4 inches (20 tons per acre). Other animals--rabbit, goat, and exotic grasseaters -- 10-12 pounds/100 ... , straw, grass clippings, and other organic materials 1 foot deep, wet down and pack. Spread a layer of manure 4 to 6 inches deep over this layer of wet material. Then spread up ...
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Backyard Sugarcane
... 4 to 5 foot centers. Dig a furrow 7 to 8 inches deep in loam or clay-loam soils, and slightly deeper in sand ... or equivalent, per ten feet of furrow. Cover the fertilizer with 2 inches of soil and lay the sugarcane seed-pieces horizontally in the ... After several weeks, these newly formed buds (still located 5 to 8 inches underground) will sprout, forming secondary shoots. These in turn will form ...
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Hints for growing and taming aggressive mint
... the soil surface whenever they get a chance. Mint can even work its way, via deep, tortuous routes, under fences and other barriers. Barb Fick, home horticulturist with the Oregon State ... , says Fick. You can also improvise - try using stove pipes or boxes at least 18 inches deep to keep mint plants in-bounds for a time. Be sure and check outside the ...
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