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Planting in October - Gardenate

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  • 17 Oct - Wendy
    I’ve been given a plant but see I need another for pollination. Can I take a cutting from the plant I have?
    in Tomatillo
  • 16 Oct - Lin
    I successfully grew purple long eggplants this summer season and harvested plenty! I am going to overwinter my plant and see what happens next spring! I also have seeds for fairy tale variety and ...
    in Eggplant
  • 12 Oct - Saanvi
    Whats the snowing time of the radish?
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  • 12 Oct - rab
    can we grow artichoke in pretoria,
    in Artichokes (Globe)
  • 04 Oct - dz
    I’m in San Diego county, zone 10A, and I have had good success with Mammoth sunflowers. I even had a couple wild ones sprout and grow to maturation from seeds that dropped from previous mature fl...
    in Sunflower
  • 04 Oct - dz
    I live in San Diego county, zone 10A, and I grew Detroit Red beets this year and they did well. I still have a few in the ground if my wife wants any, or I will let them go to seed and see how th...
    in Beetroot
  • 29 Sep - maryann
    I planted some garlic in a fabric pot on 9-27-25, but then I noticed there was too much spare room in the pot so I added dirt to bring the level to about an inch below the rim. As a result, I thi...
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