Nothing much to plant this month. You can read gardening books and plan the garden!
Nothing much to plant this month. You can read gardening books and plan the garden!
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Good draining soil is required - water only 2-3 times a week and give good fertilising. Plant and harvest the right time.
in Ginger
Turmeric and Ginger rhizomes don't like wet feet. They need nutrient rich but well draining soil. You might consider adding some sand to the soil to encourage drainage.
in Ginger
Jim, you just missed the spring planting season, ending in September. You can sow seed starts, in doors, under grow lights, in February to transplant in April or direct sow in May. The spring pl...
in Onion
I bought mine from Territorial Seeds. They send rooted cuttings in pots.
in French tarragon
Is it possible to grow winged beans here in Windsor, Ontario? If it is possible, where can I get the seeds?
in Asparagus Pea
Go to Temperate Zone and Horseradish and read all the notes there about it.
in Horseradish
A couple of points. Plant tall plants in the southern end of your garden (then they don't shade other plants). The sun crosses approx over head E to W in the summer and in the north in winter NE ...
in Brussels sprouts
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