How to Grow More Vegetables : And Fruits, Nuts ... - Shroomery
How to Grow More Vegetables : And Fruits, Nuts ... - Shroomery
How to Grow More Vegetables : And Fruits, Nuts ... - Shroomery
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3 weeks after last frost ________________________<br />
(date)<br />
Transplant:<br />
early corn — 18 seedlings 25.0 sq ft<br />
<strong>to</strong>ma<strong>to</strong>es (21�) — 7 seedlings 20.0 sq ft<br />
4 weeks after last frost ________________________<br />
(date)<br />
Transplant:<br />
bush green beans — 64 seedlings* 14.0 sq ft<br />
bush lima beans — 41 seedlings* 9.0 sq ft<br />
cantaloupes — 3 seedlings 5.0 sq ft<br />
cucumbers — 5 seedlings 4.0 sq ft<br />
honeydew melons — 3 seedlings 5.0 sq ft<br />
New Hampshire<br />
midget watermelons— 23 seedlings 20.0 sq ft<br />
pumpkins — 2 seedlings 6.3 sq ft<br />
sweet basil — 1 seedling .25 sq ft<br />
5 weeks after last frost ________________________<br />
(date)<br />
Prick out seedlings in<strong>to</strong> flats:<br />
eggplant — 1+ seedlings<br />
green peppers — 5+ seedlings<br />
6 weeks after last frost ________________________<br />
(date)<br />
Transplant:<br />
celery — 9 seedlings 2.0 sq ft<br />
7 weeks after last frost<br />
Sprout:<br />
________________________<br />
(date)<br />
pota<strong>to</strong>es<br />
Transplant:<br />
— 12.5 lbs tubers<br />
eggplant — 1 seedling 2.3 sq ft<br />
green peppers — 5 seedlings 4.0 sq ft<br />
8 weeks after last frost ________________________<br />
(date)<br />
As first planting comes out, transplant:<br />
pota<strong>to</strong>es** — 99 sprouted<br />
pieces 40.0 sq ft<br />
16 weeks before first fall frost __________________<br />
(date)<br />
Start seedlings in flat:<br />
chard — 3 seeds<br />
Notes<br />
• Numbers given are for the approximate number of seeds<br />
and seedlings that should be required for each crop for<br />
the area involved.<br />
• To improve the soil fertility and increase the sustainability<br />
of your garden/mini-farm, additionally grow 570 square feet<br />
of carbon-and-calorie crops, described on pages 31 and 32.<br />
136 MAKING THE GARDEN PLAN<br />
14 weeks before first frost ______________________<br />
(date)<br />
Start seedlings in flats:<br />
broccoli — 2 seeds<br />
cabbage — 4 seeds<br />
calendulas — 7 seeds<br />
head lettuce — 4 seeds �S<br />
leaf lettuce — 25 seeds �S<br />
s<strong>to</strong>cks — 7 seeds<br />
13 weeks before first frost ______________________<br />
(date)<br />
Prick out seedlings in<strong>to</strong> flats:<br />
head lettuce — 3+ seedlings �S<br />
leaf lettuce — 20+ seedlings �S<br />
Transplant:<br />
chard — 2 seedlings 1.0 sq ft<br />
11 weeks before first frost ______________________<br />
(date)<br />
Start seedlings in flats:<br />
carrots — 90 seeds<br />
bush peas — 156 seeds<br />
spinach — 17 seeds<br />
Prick out seedlings in flats:<br />
broccoli — 1+ seedlings<br />
cabbage — 3+ seedlings<br />
10 weeks before first frost ______________________<br />
(date)<br />
Transplant:<br />
bush peas — 125 seedlings 6.8 sq ft<br />
head lettuce — 3 seedlings �S 2.7 sq ft<br />
leaf lettuce (8�) — 20 seedlings �S 7.8 sq ft<br />
9 weeks before first frost ______________________<br />
(date)<br />
Start seedlings in flats:<br />
bush peas — 156 seeds<br />
corn<br />
(65 days <strong>to</strong> maturity)— 24 seeds<br />
8 weeks before first frost ______________________<br />
(date)<br />
As first pota<strong>to</strong>es comes out, transplant:<br />
broccoli — 1 seedling 1.3 sq ft<br />
bush peas — 125 seedlings 6.8 sq ft<br />
cabbage — 3 seedlings 5.2 sq ft<br />
calendulas — 5 seedlings 5.0 sq ft<br />
carrots — 50 seedlings 2.7 sq ft<br />
corn — 18 seedlings 25.0 sq ft<br />
spinach — 10 seedlings 2.2 sq ft<br />
s<strong>to</strong>cks — 5 seedlings 5.0 sq ft<br />
�S = Stagger planting for a more continuous harvest.<br />
* = Spot additional seeds later where seeds do not germinate.<br />
** = See pota<strong>to</strong> planting instructions on page 15.