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Planting in October - Gardenate

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Recent Comments

  • 04 Oct - Chris
    Some people eat the young leaves. I think they're reasonably safe in small quantities. I grow it for the flowers and let chickens enjoy the leaves.
    in Borage
  • 02 Oct -
    Try Kings seeds and plant Barn
    in Luffa
  • 02 Oct - colleen
    Will New Zealand spinach grow in partial shade in a zone 10, dry climate?
    in NZ Spinach
  • 01 Oct -
    How do I actually harvest borage? Is it in the stems or leaves? I understand flowers but never knew you coukd actually eat it!
    in Borage
  • 29 Sep -
    Can I sow seeds of the Marketmore Cucks Oct lst in U.S. 7.2? INDOORS and grow inside with a lot of sun coming through the windows? Karen/Clarkston WA 99403
    in Cucumber
  • 29 Sep - Hannelie Wall
    I want to plant .5ha with Jalepeno from seed and need some advice pls.
    in Chilli peppers
  • 26 Sep -
    Possibly too much nitrogen.
    in Strawberry Plants

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