Establish planting using transplants

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•Establish planting by direct seeding , the use of sets, or transplants •Plant 12 seeds per foot in rows spaced 12-14” apart •Protect from ‘blow out’ (What is this?) •Plant sets 1-2” apart in rows 1-2” deep •Planting sets too early in the spring will cause bolting to occur
•Use only ‘long day’ varieties! •Harvest when 2/3 of the tops have fallen •‘Curing’ is essential to long term quality storage (What is this?) •Sweet varieties do not store as well as pungent varieties Caution! – Split or double bulbing is due to dry conditions Small bulbs are due to planting too close or too late
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Perennial Crops Spring Crops Trelli
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Try to buy only what you need Metho
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A general rule of thumb is that pla
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Row planting Equidistant or Broadca
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Ensures the most efficient use of s
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Annuals Most vegetable transplants
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Check crowns for viable buds Until
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Crop Asparagus Broccoli / Cabbage C
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Improves Soil Drainage Fast Spring
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What is it? Use of trellises, nets,
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How to use it Accomplished by alter
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Grow vegetables that: (Is Space Rea
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Why Use Them? Commonly used to hard
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Wood (no creosote or pentachlorophe
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Dig out an area 8 - 9” deep Lay c
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VS. Hoops required Removal is time
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Principally used to increase soil t
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Photodegradable Biodegradable UV li
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Cucumbers on Green IRT Mulch
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Page 55 and 56: Tomatoes Potatoes Turnips
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Page 61 and 62: Aphids Fusarium ‘Dieback’ Aspar
Page 63 and 64: •After planting, avoid soil crust
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Page 69 and 70: Downy Mildew Club Root Fusarium Yel
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Page 75 and 76: •Isolation is critical to maintai
Page 77 and 78: European Corn Borer Corn Earworm Ap
Page 79 and 80: Common Smut Common Rust Caution! -
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Page 87 and 88: (Solanum tuberosum) •White, yello
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Page 91 and 92: Colorado Potato Beetle Leafhoppers
Page 99 and 100: Fusarium Wilt Powdery Mildew Downy
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Page 105 and 106: (Cucurbita sp.) •Warm season vege
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