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Noteworthy at Berkeley Hort
... , supplies us with organic vegetable seedlings. The Vegetable Planting Calendar lists over two dozen popular vegetables and the appropriate times either to sow seeds or transplant seedlings in frost-free zones of the ...
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CactusMuseum.com - Cactus Cultivation Notes
... seedlings is not much of a problem and may be beneficial. Transplant seedlings once their root systems have been established. It should be noted that the seedling roots are fragile. Take care not transplant ...
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ECSONG: A Nut Growers' Manual - General - ECSONG
... advantage of eliminating transplant shock common to seedlings. Seeds are ... transplant shock. In fact, most nut species produce a long tap root the first year with little top growth. It is tempting to wait to transplant seedlings until you can see good top growth. However, by this time the tap root is deep into the soil and very difficult to extract intact. The risk of transplant ...
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ECSONG: A Nut Growers' Manual - Species
... (F2 generation) may produce nuts with the ovoid Japanese walnut shape (ix). Be sure to transplant seedlings with as much surface root intact as possible. Spread these out carefully. Mulch with black ... greenhouse is available, they may be grown in containers for one season, then planted in transplant beds in the fall. Use large, deep containers. Grafting may also be considered with scions ...
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Growing Basics
... By eHow Expert | Article Rating: How to Harden Off Seedlings For seedlings whose lives began on a sunny windowsill, the vegetable patch ... of gradual adjustment. The simple but crucial process of acclimating seedlings to life in the garden is called hardening off. By eHow ... of the trade. By eHow Expert | Article Rating: How to Transplant Seedlings Whether you grow your fledgling plants from seed or buy ...
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Growing
... lets air and water into your plants while suppressing weed seedlings. By eHow Expert | Article Rating: How to Keep a Poinsettia ... eHow Expert | Article Rating: How to Move Orchids to Your Garden Transplant orchids to your garden so that you can enjoy them ... staking plants correctly. By eHow Expert | Article Rating: How to Transplant Seedlings Whether you grow your fledgling plants from seed or buy ...
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Seed Propagation of House Plants
... As the seedlings progress, leave it off all day or night, finally removing it entirely. Be careful not to let the growing medium dry out during this process. Transplant seedlings before they begin to crowd each other, usually as soon as the first true leaves develop. They can go into small, individual pots or several seedlings can be transplanted ...
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Wire Stem and Bottom Rot of Cabbage
... °C) and seed as shallowly as possible so that germination and emergence are rapid. Discard transplant seedlings that show symptoms of wire stem. Avoid banking or throwing soil up around plants during ... . For cabbage and broccoli, quintozene (e.g. Terraclor 75WP) fungicide can be used in the transplant water at a rate of 6-8 T/gal (3/4 pint/plant). This fungicide ...
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... more divisions or use small peat pots. Peat pots are particularly good for raising seedlings that don't transplant well or are known to outgrow cell packs quickly. Plastic cell packs and ... rot. Transplanting Transplant seedlings that outgrow the cell packs into larger containers. Larger peat pots or styrofoam or plastic cups with holes punched in their bottoms are excellent. Lift seedlings by a leaf ...
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Floridata: Catalpa bignonioides
... soils but is adaptable. Hardiness: USDA Zones 6-10. Propagation: Seeds germinate easily. Dig and transplant seedlings from beneath established trees. The long beanlike pods remain on the tree through winter until ...
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