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Category: My vege project - 2012 | Posted: Mon Jan 30, 2012 5:28 pm

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By date:
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(Anybody reading this feel free to critique my dates in Zone 6)

3-5 buy potato seeds
3-15 direct sow peas
- Little Marvel
- Amish Snap Pea
- Lincoln Shell Peas

direct sow Swis Chard

direct sow lettuces and arugula
3-15 plant seed potatoes

4-1 sow indoors tomatoes
- Bradley heirloom
- Red cherry lrge
- Litchi

4-1 Sow inoors peppers
- California Peppers
- Sweet Banaa Peppers

4-1 Direct sow second batch peas?

4-15 Sow indoors Eggplant
- black beauty
- twinkle hybrid

4-15 Sow indoors spag. squash

5-15 Direct So Cukes
- White Wonder
- Alibi Mini

5-15 Plant Out peppers, eggplant and spag squash




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carolyn keiper wrote on Mon Jan 30, 2012 7:51 pm:

I don't sow squash , cukes or melons until about 10 days before I want to put them in the garden. Anything more than the cotyledons and one leaf seem to take longer to be productive than little bit larger of plant. Cukes I don't direct sow, too many variables to getting them to germinate out in the garden. Especially if there is the possibility of last years cucurbits being left over winter anywhere and germinating, then I don't know which ones were new seeds or last years "volunteer" crop. Which could end up being cantelope, watermelon or cucumbers.

I would start the eggplant at the end of March, also. They are a slow grower. I think mine were 10 weeks when I put them out last year.

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Farmer Deb wrote on Tue Jan 31, 2012 1:30 am:

All I can say is that I envy you. Last frost date here is June 1, I've been known to start tomatoes in January. Very little can be direct sewn here. I may print out your indoor start dates and back them off a couple of weeks for myself.

I agree with Carolyn about the eggplant -- I should probably start them with my tomatoes and peppers.

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