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Recent Comments
Lucky for you, you're in the same climate zone as the famous garlic producing town of Gilroy, CA. I understand they plant around late October/November and harvest in June or July. I'm not sure wha...
in Garlic
what species are quickest to mature?
in Beetroot
It could be too hot at the moment. Wait until mid March and grow into the cooler Autumn and Winter.
in Peas
Depends what variety they are - some don't flower until 4-5' some about 3'. I grow Oregon Giant .
in Snow Peas
Look up seed selling companies on the web,like Boondie Seeds, Eden Seeds etc.
in Daikon
Work out your climate zone from the BLUE TAB and then check the planting calendar for potatoes for your zone.
in Potato
I have not found the roots to be invasive at all. They tend to form a main tap root with tiny roots branching out from it.
in Rosella
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