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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Plant the whole fruit in a place where a massive amount of leafy vines can trellis up and over (we plant this in May here)... even a bottomless 18" deep drum full of compost/well drained rich soil...
in Choko/Chayote
Hi, Something is eating my asparagus below the soil line. The new shoots are being hallowed out like small caverns below the soil line. This quickly weakens the shoot and then it dries up and dies...
in Asparagus
Hi. Where did you buy the seeds from?
in Strawberries (from seeds)
Good morning sorry to bother you I just want to know about planting tomato in Capetown what is best time? thanks a lot (Gardenate says: Make sure that you select your zone at the top of the to...
in Tomato
Apple cucumber urea does the job. Nice fleshy yellow cuces.
in Marrow
Beans do not require a lot of fertiliser. Corn and sweet potatoes do require a good fertilising. Just my opinion but I'm not a believer in mixing crops together. I think because of the fertiliser ...
in Beans - climbing
The only climate zone they say here for growing choko is sub-tropical. You could try and see what happens.
in Choko/Chayote
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