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  1. Mark
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    Tip How to use this forum

    This forum (or section) was created to provide a discussion area specific to ARID DRY climates. Most fruit & veg discussions should be placed in the Fruit & Vegetable Growing forum. If you...
    This forum (or section) was created to provide a discussion area specific to ARID DRY climates. Most fruit & veg discussions should be placed in the Fruit & Vegetable Growing forum. If you have a question or a discussion point that is clearly ARID DRY climate-related then use this forum.
    This forum (or section) was created to provide a discussion area specific to ARID DRY climates. Most fruit & veg discussions should be placed in the Fruit & Vegetable Growing forum. If you have a question or a discussion point that is clearly...
    This forum (or section) was created to provide a discussion area specific to ARID DRY climates. Most fruit & veg discussions should be placed in the Fruit & Vegetable Growing forum. If you...
    Mark, Nov 18, 2019
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    Mark
    Nov 18, 2019
  2. Erica Sandoval

    Spices

    I started my spice garden in my window still about 4 days ago so I can move them out when it warms up. My concern is, would it be too cold on the sill for them to sprout? I want make sure they...
    I started my spice garden in my window still about 4 days ago so I can move them out when it warms up. My concern is, would it be too cold on the sill for them to sprout? I want make sure they also get sun when they do peek up. Any tips here? *Somewhat of a beginner at this
    I started my spice garden in my window still about 4 days ago so I can move them out when it warms up. My concern is, would it be too cold on the sill for them to sprout? I want make sure they also get sun when they do peek up. Any tips...
    I started my spice garden in my window still about 4 days ago so I can move them out when it warms up. My concern is, would it be too cold on the sill for them to sprout? I want make sure they...
    Erica Sandoval, Mar 31, 2020 at 6:52 AM
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    Erica Sandoval
    Mar 31, 2020 at 6:52 AM
  3. Shannon Robinson

    Easier carrot germination

    Try to get into the habit of planting the carrots one week then go back and plant the inter rows the following week. That way you give the carrots a head start. I push lots of sticks into the soil...
    Try to get into the habit of planting the carrots one week then go back and plant the inter rows the following week. That way you give the carrots a head start. I push lots of sticks into the soil between the rows to suspend my shade cloth about 30cm over to protect the seedlings.
    Try to get into the habit of planting the carrots one week then go back and plant the inter rows the following week. That way you give the carrots a head start. I push lots of sticks into the soil between the rows to suspend my shade cloth about...
    Try to get into the habit of planting the carrots one week then go back and plant the inter rows the following week. That way you give the carrots a head start. I push lots of sticks into the soil...
    Shannon Robinson, Feb 7, 2020
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    ClissAT
    Feb 25, 2020
  4. Kris and Family

    Moisture retention

    If you can’t get stable manure, try sourcing rice hulls. Any larger feed store should have them. Or straw. Try to find the stuff that cut into shorter lengths as it’s easier to place around...
    If you can’t get stable manure, try sourcing rice hulls. Any larger feed store should have them. Or straw. Try to find the stuff that cut into shorter lengths as it’s easier to place around plants. Both of these are great at improving the soil if you dig it in at the end of the season. Worms...
    If you can’t get stable manure, try sourcing rice hulls. Any larger feed store should have them. Or straw. Try to find the stuff that cut into shorter lengths as it’s easier to place around plants. Both of these are great at improving the soil if...
    If you can’t get stable manure, try sourcing rice hulls. Any larger feed store should have them. Or straw. Try to find the stuff that cut into shorter lengths as it’s easier to place around...
    Kris and Family, Feb 10, 2020
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    Shannon Robinson
    Feb 25, 2020
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