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Tag Archives: when to plant
A Decent Start
With the beautiful spring weather lately many people have been asking about just when they can get started in their gardens-I managed to find some time this weekend and couldn’t resist getting my hands dirty. This year I’ve planted: Brussel … Continue reading
Posted in gardening, greenhouse, organic, organic, organic farming, urban farming, Vancouver
Tagged broccoli, buttercrunch lettuce, container gardening, containers, garden box, gardening, kale, lettuce, raised bed, red russian kale, red swiss chard, spinach, swiss chard, timing, transplants, when to plant
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How soon is too soon?
It seems like that’s the question on everyone’s mind-especially given the long weekend that’s coming up. And like many questions, the somewhat frustrating answer is: well, that depends. Depends mostly on what you’re considering planting and where. If the soil … Continue reading
Posted in gardening, organic, urban farming
Tagged Aimers Organics, carrots, coconut coir, coir, row cover, Salt Spring Seeds, seeds, timing, West Coast Seeds, when to plant
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Adventures in Organic Urban Farming with Suzanne Denison 