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by tkhooper on September 04, 2005 12:22 PM
definitely lettuce, I think. I'm a newbie so maybe I better keep my mouth shut here. But I think that is a spring fall crop.
by Tamara from Minnesota on September 05, 2005 10:45 AM
I gave this link before to someone wanting to plant in fall:
Territorial seed company
They have info on fall gardens and stuff to buy. I just ordered garlic. Carrots and kohlrabi were definitely in their fall catalog!![[Wink]](im/wink.gif)
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Territorial seed company
They have info on fall gardens and stuff to buy. I just ordered garlic. Carrots and kohlrabi were definitely in their fall catalog!
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by monajean on September 06, 2005 12:02 AM
thanks for the info. Even though I've been gardening for about 3 years I've mostly done beans,cukes and tomatoes. This year I also planted eggplants that did wonderful but my red and yellow peppers never turned colors. I planted them the middle of April, peppers grew great but stayed green, finally picked them in August. Would appreciate any help with that problem.
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by johnCT on September 06, 2005 08:55 PM
Plant garlic for next year's harvest. Maybe wait until Oct for that though. Also, beans, lettuce, and radish!
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by ladybug67 on September 06, 2005 11:17 PM
Hello,
I was wondering i live in zone 5 Mass. If the beans are done for the season? i don't have any flowers on them?? Do I need to plant more? Or will the flowers start up again? lol I not sure about the beans(string). thank you dee
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I was wondering i live in zone 5 Mass. If the beans are done for the season? i don't have any flowers on them?? Do I need to plant more? Or will the flowers start up again? lol I not sure about the beans(string). thank you dee
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being a mom is the best job their is and hardest too!!! lol
by obywan59 on September 07, 2005 02:09 AM
It's probably too late to plant any more beans for the fall. Sometimes you can stimulate new growth and blossoms by fertilizing. You can sidedress with a dry fertilizer and water it in, or spray with a foliar fertilizer. I use a spray called Fertrell 3 that is a blend of fish emulsion and seaweed.
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by tkhooper on September 07, 2005 04:03 AM
Territorial sure has some expensive seeds. I guess I'm used to the ones I get at the dollar store. Or is it because of the big storm. Were a bunch of seed catalog companies wiped out?
by monajean on September 08, 2005 10:29 PM
Thanks, everyone, for the help. I just ordered garlic, kolhrabi and carrots for Territorial Seed Company. And yes they are high but I can't find Kolhrabi seeds here, plus wanted to try their garlic. Wanted some 1015 onions but they were out for 2005. Will try them next year.
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by Amigatec on September 10, 2005 08:28 AM
I planted Broccoli, Califlower, Cabbage, and plan to plants greens and spinach.
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