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Planting in Canada - zone 4a Temperate Warm Summer regions

Planting in January - Gardenate

Nothing much to plant this month. You can read gardening books and plan your garden!

Planning for February

Rosemary Start undercover in seed trays and plant out in 4-6 weeks

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  • 19 Jan - Liz (Gardenate)
    It depends which month you are sowing your seeds. When there is a chance of frost, it is best to start them in a seed tray.
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    When can I expect a pumpkin vine to grow flowers? There are 3 plants taking up about 4m square space with no sign of a flower. What can I do to encourage flowers Northern Rivers NSW
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  • 18 Jan - Melissa
    Would they do well in a 3 foot or 914 mm bed?
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  • 15 Jan - Glenn
    English or snow peas I'm having trouble growing regular English peas please help
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  • 13 Jan - Andy
    Planted seeds and transplanted months ago into well drained garden bed. Now nearly 1 m tall with lovely purple fruit setting. Water once daily but minute yellow dots turning all leaves into dusty...
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  • 13 Jan - JD
    Why does the guide say to grow in seed trays but the picture says to sow directly?
    in Broccoli
  • 12 Jan - Sharon
    New beginner. I need you to break down t,p,s for me.i want to plant tomatoes, cucumbers, cabbage,lettuce, onions,hot peppers, white potatoes .any advice
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