Establish planting using transplants

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(Cucumis sativus) •Warm season vegetable •Monoecious flowering habit •Slicers and picklers •Parthenocarpic and gynoecious varieties •Performs well on plastic mulch •Sandy soils work very well •Spreading plant growth habit however some bush types are available
•<strong>Establish</strong> <strong>planting</strong> by direct seeding •Plant seeds and later thin to 9-12” apart when seedlings are 5” tall •If trellised, plant 4-5 seeds per foot in rows spaced 30” apart •Responds well to plastic mulch systems •Due to “apical dominance”, multiple harvests maximize yield potential (What is this?)
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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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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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Peppers on Green IRT Mulch
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Tomatoes Potatoes Turnips
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Page 61 and 62: Aphids Fusarium ‘Dieback’ Aspar
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Page 69 and 70: Downy Mildew Club Root Fusarium Yel
Page 71 and 72: Rhizoctonia (damping off) Sclerotin
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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 91 and 92: Colorado Potato Beetle Leafhoppers
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Page 101 and 102: (Allium cepa) •Yellow, white, and
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Page 105 and 106: (Cucurbita sp.) •Warm season vege
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