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ECSONG: The Nuttery: 17(1) 1998
... held in the fall to coincide with nut harvests. Early October is the best time. The bus holds about 40 people and costs about $500 ... arbour and kill valuable perennials with its roots. Last fall I made a mental note to try to move the monster. This spring, ... Legacy Dr McKendry passed away this spring, and will be sorely missed by us all. An energetic, inspiring and prescient man, his legacy will ...
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Season Extenders
... heat and protect against frost so crops can be planted earlier in the spring and harvested later in the fall. They have demonstrated insect and vertebrate pest ... harvests with greater yields in addition to extended harvests. Hotcaps Hotcaps (Fig. 7) function as miniature greenhouses, trapping the heat from solar radiation. An effective hotcap transmits sufficient solar energy for photosynthesis and ...
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Questions On Asparagus
... spring, and I never cut it back. Should I? Is it better to transplant them in the fall? Also, will they tolerate a light frost? (Litchville, N.D.) A: Asparagus ferns are beautiful and ... Giant crowns next spring and begin anew in a quack-free setting! Q: I planted some three-year asparagus plants, and they ... , right? My asparagus is all ferny now. How many harvests can I expect in one year? Do I have ...
www.ext.nodak.edu

Intensive Gardening Methods
... in a very short period of time and have harvests come in all at once. ... day and 60-day beans or early-, mid-, and late-season sweet corn. Planting a spring, summer, and fall garden is another form of succession planting. Cool season crops (broccoli, lettuce, peas) are followed by warm season crops (beans, tomatoes, peppers), and ...
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Summer Flowers
... bloom in the fall, such as colchicum. Wait for late summer to plant bulbs that will bloom in the spring. Sow Annuals ... service) and as soon as it’s safe, get things started. More time in the ground means bigger and quicker harvests. Prune Shrubs Although many shrubs do not require pruning, some shrubs that flower in the spring and early summer, ...
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Updates - Beach Plum: Small farm sustainability through crop diversification and value-added products.
... /2006] Rebecca Harbut (right), graduate student graduate student in Cornell University's Department of Horticulture, harvests beach plums at Cornell Orchards. Cornell Chronicle featured beach plums in its Sept. 15 issue ... came during Spring Break when we could spend two days in the pilot food plant at the Experiment Station in Geneva, NY. The jam and syrup will go on sale next fall for ...
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Tomato, how to grow in Florida zone 10
... after month starting in late August up until March. Harvests start in November and late-planted tomatoes can be harvested May-June, even ... . Plants that are determinate reach about 4-5 feet tall and stop growing. When planting indeterminate varieties, plan on providing a ... tropical plants mail order from Master Gardener. We ship from spring thru fall depending on the weather up north. If you want ...
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Larix laricina (Du Roi) K
... on the ground during the first winter; thus fall sowing is generally recommended. However, spring-sown seed may germinate well without any cold ... .3 cm (6.8 in), and volume 202 m³/ha (32 cords/acre). Depending on site, final harvests of 189 to 252 m³/ha ... significant potential-even in Alaska (50)- because of its rapid growth and fall color. Tamarack is particularly valuable in suburban areas but is ...
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PinusieffreyiGrev
... harvests and stores substantial quantities of ripe Jeffrey pine seeds, burying them in many small clusters in a wide variety of microsites, and often where snow accumulates least and melts rapidly in spring ... spring, and protected against animal damage and competing vegetation. Lifted seedlings are root-pruned 23 cm (9 in) below the cotyledon scars and ... W. 1933. Distribution and rate of fall of conifer ...
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Sugar Beet Nematodes in Idaho and Eastern Oregon
... has a relatively wide host range, as in root knot nematodes and stubby root nematodes. Small grains followed by clean, fall fallow reduces population levels of root knot nematode, particularly the northern ... . Trap crops can be planted in early spring or late summer. They are often planted after small grain harvests (between the last week in July and the last week in August). A minimum ...
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