Planting Reminders
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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Surprisingly the plants are still strong over most of them, with the larger chokos continuing to grow, although certainly slower than six or eight weeks ago and many with imperfections over their ...
in Choko/Chayote
can you grow rhubarb in shade
in Rhubarb
It does say plant in Aug Sept and eat in 6-10 weeks so I would say it doesn't bloom in winter. I have borage flowering at the moment. they say it is a herb but I wouldn't eat it - like sand paper....
in Savory - winter savory
Did you read the notes here. Depends what you want it for. Young to eat - old for pads etc.
in Luffa
It does say plant a vine or two - so sounds like you only need one. It says plant in Dec so yours is way out of season. Let it keep sprouting for awhile. Probably the less it grows now the better....
in Choko/Chayote
I suggest you read up about what soil is required to have a good garden.
in Brussels sprouts
I have been told sweet potatoes are a big consumer of nutrients from the soil - other words not much nutrient left in the soil after the crop Tomatoes would also take a lot from the soil. Did yo...
in Sweet Potato
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