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Continue reading →: Garden IntercroppingI often try to maximize space by intercropping; that is grow many different plants in basically the same space. The classic method of intercropping that many people find popular is the Three Sisters garden. Which can take up a lot of space. But I also intercrop on a much smaller…
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Continue reading →: Transplanting Zucchini.Had to transplant my Zucchini into large pots five days after the last update.
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Continue reading →: Just Lettuce PhotosAs the title says, just photos of my lettuce grown in my no-dig garden.
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Continue reading →: Growth of ZucchiniJust 5 days after birth, the grown of my Zucchini is moving fast.
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Continue reading →: Birth of ZucchiniPhotos of Zucchini seedlings breaking surface in module trays.
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Continue reading →: Lettuce 3 Weeks After Planting – No DigA very simple post. Two photos. First when I planted some lettuce starters on April 1. Second is a photo update on April 22.
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Continue reading →: Planting Seedlings: Does Size Matter?An often asked question is when to plant out seedlings. A lot depends on what seedlings want to plant out, such as daytime temps in your garden which may or may not be ideal for the seedlings.
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Continue reading →: Planting Egg Carton LettuceAs I already written, I use old egg cartons for starter trays. For many starters. Lettuce does very well in egg cartons. And a week ago I started planting out my egg carton lettuce.
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