Fall is for planting
Perennial tree and shrubs grow roots ALL winter long, so don't wait till spring!
Bedding Plants in 4" pots
Broccoli
Cauliflower
Brussels Sprouts
Cabbage, Red & Green
Onions - available Jan - Feb Sold in bunches of about 50 for around $3 to $5.
Seeds $1 scoop
Beets Carrots
Lettuce Kale
Onions Radish
Spinach Chard
Mustard Turnip
Collards
Temperature
These plants do best in cooler weather. Most can take freezing weather and snow. (same for transplants and seeds)
Soil
Work compost into the soil before planting. For best results top with pine bark mulch to help hold moisture (after seeds are up - or expose soil in seed "lanes").
Watering
As needed, but generally in warmer weather, water twice a week. Cooler: once a week. If you don't mulch, you have to water more often.
Fertilization
Our Olive's Mix is a great way to prepare the soil and feed one time a year! Organic fertilizers do best when incorporated into the soil.
Harvesting - Depending on the veggie you can tell by size, color, shape and leaf changes. Give us a call if you are unsure about how your veggies should look.
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