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Seed germination - data base letter A
... in less than 2 weeks at 72-80ºF soil temps. Amaranthus gangeticus - germination in less than 2 weeks at 72º ... temps. Astilbe 'Bella Mixture ' Fine seeds, surface sow, light needed for best germination, 1-4 weeks at F 70 days and F.50 nights. Keep soil ... temps. Astilbe thunbergii ‘Hydrids' - Fine seeds, surface sow, light needed for best germination, 1-4 weeks at F 70 days and F.50 nights. Keep soil ...
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... in a muddy slurry, keep temps above 60F for more than three weeks then allow to freeze-keep soil on the wet side as ... ., Celosia 'Sparkler Mix' - Sow into a hot sunny location after the soil temps are above 75ºF, thin out seedlings, does not transplant very well. ... in less than two weeks at 68ºF, Cephalaria alpina - Use cool temps, some were around 41ºF, germination irregular, often taken place over ...
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... grow quite happily in a slightly acidic soil. Joaniesgarden In past soil tests, my regular garden soil that has not been cultivated is ... and Virginia sweetspire...what can I use to make the soil more acidic and have a lasting effect without reapplying several times ... release rates. They aren't affected by soil moisture, but do release faster with higher soil temps, so as plants grow faster with ...
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Grower Diaries - BigPumpkins.com
... soil temps. this way. I cut vent holes in either end of each hut. It was a real thrill trying to do this by myself on a windy day(NOT!). I also soil ... built with three more to come this week. Culling begins soon. Temps. this week expected to be in the 90's with ... today. No irrigation required and no nutrients scheduled for today. Temps. in the 90's this weekend with occasional showers expected.   ...
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Explore Cornell - Home Gardening - Vegetable Growing Guides - Growing Guide
... light shade but will slow maturity. Soil conditions: requires well-drained soil Prefers well-drained, fertile soil high in organic matter, pH 6. ... be direct-seeded as soon as you can work the soil. Will germinate at soil temps as low as 40 F. Plant ½ to ¾ inch ... destroy entire infested plant along with immediately surrounding soil and soil clinging to roots. If soil is infested, add lime to raise pH ...
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Explore Cornell - Home Gardening - Vegetable Growing Guides - Growing Guide
... can be beneficial in warm weather. Soil conditions: requires well-drained soil Prefers well-drained, fertile soil high in organic matter, pH 6 ... be direct seeded as soon as you can work the soil. Will germinate at soil temps as low as 40 F. Plant ½ to ¾ inch ... plant along with immediately surrounding soil and soil clinging to roots. If soil infested, add lime to raise soil pH to 7.2 Purple blotch ( ...
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Gardening Tips - COMPOST - The Helpful Gardener
... soil interface for the plants roots to negotiate (a soil interface is any abrupt change in soil structure; i.e., the difference between the soil ... out) into the soil in a manner that doesn’t break up the soil or create new soil interfaces. That trick ... soil by reducing run-off, retains water by creating a moisture barrier for the soil, creates optimal growing situations for roots by keeping soil temps ...
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Scenic Nursery | Gardening Blog: February 2005 Archives
... ? Well, the day time temps are starting to move up but the soil temps are still at winter temps. Fall and Winter Fertilizer is designed to be available in cold soil temps. Regular lawn fertilizer will be much slower getting a new growth response. We wil continue recommending Fall and Winter Fertilizer until soil temps start to move up ...
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Scenic Nursery | Gardening Blog: Fall and Winter Lawn fertilizer now?
... ? Well, the day time temps are starting to move up but the soil temps are still at winter temps. Fall and Winter Fertilizer is designed to be available in cold soil temps. Regular lawn fertilizer will be much slower getting a new growth response. We wil continue recommending Fall and Winter Fertilizer until soil temps start to move up ...
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Escobaria sneedii ssp. leii
... Cultivation and Mail Sale of Cacti and Succulents. Flowers outdoor in the rock garden! Winter temps down to -25° C, wet and snow are not a problem. Etymology: The genus name ... limestone ridges in areas of broken terrain, terraces, rim rock or in poorly developed limestone soil, the majority of the plants grow in cracks in the rocks on north-facing slopes ...
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