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Growing strawberries is a little gamble, but it has big payout. The seeds is very small, they must be exposed to light to awaken, and … Read more

Timing your cabbage seed-sowing looks easy enough: Just match your calendar to frost. But then things get complicated when trying to find a date that … Read more

With beets, it’s all about right timing (and waiting). Wait until they’re ready to grow instead of sowing too soon and having seeds rot in … Read more

When you plant your jalapeno peppers, know that the timetable printed on the seed packet is typically counted from transplant time, but realy it gets … Read more

The carrot seed is small, slow to wake up and tossed about easy by even slight shifts in the seedbed. Many gardeners has patchy rows … Read more

Broccoli can go wrong by bolting in heat. It can also skip its side-shoot window if planted out of sync. Because of this, it’s important … Read more

Of all garden vegetables, radishes is perhaps the most responsive to timing. Plant on time. If you plant three weeks late they will have gone … Read more

Until conditions turn sour, lettuce is a cinch. Then things start to bolt. The question is: When? That’s a matter of timing. Timing depends on … Read more

To check your turf, match its weekly water need with what you put down with your sprinklers. Chances are, if you’re guessing, it’s going to … Read more

Germination time isn’t a fixed number on a seed packet. It’s variable, and different factors plays into it: The temperature, the moisture, the size, the … Read more

Want to plant cucumbers? It is better to check your soil temperature then a calendar. Seeds left in cool earth will stay dormant for weeks, … Read more