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Starting The Garden With Transplants
... the container to within ½ inch of the top of the box or container, firm the soil and level with a board. Moisten the filled flat with water and let drain. SEEDING THE FLAT Broadcast tiny seed over the ...
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Build a Greenhouse for Early Spring Planting
... . Many of us are itching to get outside and start seeding the garden, but it is too early. The days are warming but the nights remain too cold to allow seedlings to survive. One ... together and assembled in the garden. The greenhouse can be easily dismantled and folded flat for storage. It can be built to any size specifications, depending on your needs. The floorless greenhouse allows light ...
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Self-Seeding Annuals for the Back Lane
... Seeding Annuals for the Back Lane Self-Seeding Annuals for the Back Lane GardenLine | Yard & Garden | Self-Seeding Annuals for the Back Lane Grant Wood Many homeowners find the space between the back fence and the ... To sow the area, simply rake the prepared soil flat, sprinkle the seed on the ground, rake again lightly to incorporate the seed and water gently. Frequent shallow watering for the first ...
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Beets
... the ground can be worked"--but less damping-off occurs, and stands are better, when the first planting is delayed until the average daytime soil temperature at seeding ... the United States, as of 1806 only one variety--Red--was listed in a leading catalogue; but by 1828 four kinds were listed. The Flat ...
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justgardeners.com
... seeding over 300 seeds. Is there a machine of some sort that does it, if you want a tray full of the same type plant? Richard Big growers who sow flat after flat ... the suction is provided, the seeds are held in the little holes with the excess going back into the bag of seeds. When the suction is released, the seeds fall into the flat ...
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Growing and Curing Gourds in the Home Garden, HYG-1630-96
... Crown of Thorns Swan or Dolphin Flat Striped Martin House White ... the seedcoat more permeable to air and water) by roughening the side of the seeds with an emery board or sandpaper and then soaking in room temperature water for 24 hours prior to seeding into pots or the ...
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Chinese Cabbage, Commercial Vegetable Production Guides, North Willamette Research and Extension Center
... below, and delay planting accordingly. Ta-tsai mustard, Brassica rapa; a thick-leafed, dark green, flat, compact rosette: Tatsoi. Green Spray: Spherical plants with thin oblong or serrated leaves with long ... days after seeding. The time of harvest depends on one's specific market requirement. To prevent Pak Choi petioles from cracking, cut and leave in the field for one hour before tying the bunches ...
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Parsley, Commercial Vegetable Production Guides, North Willamette Research and Extension Center
... , Perfection. Flat leaf (stronger flavored): Plain, Plain Italian Dark Green, Deep Green Italian. For trial: Giant Italian. Hamburg (turnip rooted) type: Hamburg (grown for an enlarged edible root). SEEDING AND ... Population in the row should be about 12-15 plants per foot. SOIL Select a fertile, well-drained soil which will allow preparation of a smooth seedbed, especially if direct seeding the ...
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ECSONG: The Nuttery: 11(4) 1992
... is an article in the "Walnut Council Bulletin" 1992 Summer issue called "Direct seeding using tree shelters; establishing walnut and oak plantations", by Larry Severeid of La Crosse, Wisconsin. The methods described ... is the preferred method if the nuts will be used for a purée. Roasting, which keeps the nuts drier, is better for making stuffing or glace. To boil, either pierce the flat side of the ...
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Plant Propagation from Seed
... single plant which reduces the risk of root injury when transplanting. Peat pellets, peat or fiber-based blocks, and expanded foam cubes can also be used for seeding. Seeding The proper time for sowing ... is wicked into the seed flats through the drainage holes in the flat. However, as the flats or pots must sit in water constantly, the soil may absorb too much water, and the seeds may rot due ...
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