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How to Grow Salad Burnet
... head start or direct seed after the last frost. Or purchase pot grown plants. Growing: Transplant seedlings at one foot intervals in your herb garden. The leaves are low growing, but flower ...
culinaryherbguide.com

The Gardener's Network : How to Grow Tarragon Herb
... . Tarragon needs a warm , dry environment day and night. Start seedlings indoors well before the last frost in your area. Transplant seedlings outdoors when the weather warms, spacing them 1 1/2 to ...
gardenersnet.com

The Gardener's Network : How to Grow Watercress Herb Plants
... is grown from seed. Start plants indoors in rich seed starting soil. Keep soil moist. Transplant seedlings outdoors along slow flowing creekbeds. Harvest leaves and young stems before the flowers bloom, as ...
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Desirable Vegetable Varieties: Pumpkins
... to start pumpkins off indoors as seedlings. When to sow is, as always with long-season heat-lovers, a crucial question. Several sources say not to transplant seedlings out till the soil temperature ... steer manure or other nitrigen-rich fertilizer to their soil when preparing it. Transplanting Out Transplant seedlings into the garden once their first true leaves appear or when their roots begin to ...
growingtaste.com

Growing, Harvesting, and Using Culinary Herbs in the Home Garden, HYG-1612-99
... 1/2 inch deep in pots or flats; germination will occur in 2-3 weeks. Transplant seedlings to the garden when they are 4 weeks old. Chives reach a height of 18 ... butter, and vinegar. Use it with vegetables, cheese, eggs, and rice. Start seeds indoors and transplant seedlings to the garden once the danger of the frost is past. Thyme reaches a height ...
ohioline.osu.edu

Celery, Commercial Vegetable Production Guides, North Willamette Research and Extension Center
... transplant shock, and are later maturing. Clipping the leaves of the seedlings results in greater uniformity, stronger stems, and allows more light to reach the slower-growing smaller seedlings. In field or greenhouse transplant ... of water, or use such a starter solution in the transplanter water. Machine-transplant seedlings carefully to ensure a more uniform depth of planting and even growth. Never ...
oregonstate.edu

Tropaeolum majus
... location, don’t overfertilize (see problems above) Propagation: seeds direct sown in garden (difficult to transplant seedlings) with rapid germination (1-2 weeks); cover lightly with soil; ‘Hermine Grasshof’ only by stem ...
pss.uvm.edu

OREP - Development of an Integrated Approach to The Control of Bacterial Diseases of Tomato And Pepper
... : to determine, in growth room trials, the disease (bacterial and fungal) control efficacy of treating transplant seedlings with a microbial or chemical inducer of systemic acquired resistance (SAR), to determine the control ...
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OREP - Formulation and Delivery of an Actinomycete Biocontrol Agent for Damping-off and Seedling Root Rots in Greenhouse-grown Plug Transplants
... severity of damping-off and root rot caused by R. solani on tomato plug transplant seedlings in pots and plug trays under greenhouse conditions. Disease suppression takes place even though ... medium. These evaluations are based on proliferation of the bacterial biocontrol agent in the transplant rhizosphere and suppression of Rhizoctonia disease in the greenhouse plugs. OREP Research Project List ...
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Vegetables in the home garden - 3. Raising seedlings
... potting mix around the plants. Transplanting Seedlings are best transplanted in the cooler part of the day, preferably in the late afternoon. When you transplant seedlings grown in a seedbed or seed box, water them well a few hours before transplanting so that soil will cling to their roots. Transport seedlings to a well ...
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