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Continue reading →: Garden Starters in 8 cmI sow most of my garden starters in 8 cm (3 in) pots. And that is enough for my garden. One 8 cm pot can create up to 100 lettuce starters. And 8 cm pots are of course infinitely expandable. Depending on the seeds planted and success of the seeds…
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Continue reading →: Sprouting in 2 Days: Kohlrabi and Brussels sprouts.This is the fastest sprouting I have ever experienced. In a warm indoor environment. Sown two days ago, in home made compost, and already showing sprouting. Small sprouting activity show in red circles in the below image.
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Continue reading →: Tis Pricking Out Season (Garden Seed Starters)Time to start pricking out some early set seeds into larger cells.
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Continue reading →: The Difference a Month MakesComparison between Feb and March growth of lettuce under cover and garlic not under cover.
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Continue reading →: Lettuce and Garlic: Low Tunnel UpdateBrought my lettuce through the winter using low tunnels.
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Continue reading →: Oops! Did I plant my garlic too early?I was kicking myself last month for not plating my autumn garlic yet. Thought I was too late. But when I finally did, the garlic sprouted. No doubt due to the long Indian summer we have had, Will it be okay next spring? I don’t know. We are now, for…
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Continue reading →: Not Too Late for Autumn SaladMy last post was a question. Was it too late to plant Autumn salad. The simple and direct answer is: No. My salad grew well. But that did not mean there were not “issues”. Sadly, my main issue was not weather but deer. Just before the first harvest, all my…
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