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Re pollination ive also had success using a slim soft bristle artist paint brush to take pollen off the male flower and putting it into the female flowers, bees are also good lol but not always av...
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(FROM THE NET) Manganese and zinc deficiencies are the most common ONION problem that causes tops to prematurely bend over OR become disfigured....Tops falling over prior to the bulb reaching matu...
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What is the name and variety of the garlic you are growing in zone 9B? I'm hoping to grow some garlic in zone 9B as well.
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I've planted BS for a few years in spring and never got a one ! Should I planted for a fall / winter harvest
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I came from zone 4, I thought that Gardening would be great. Boy was I stupid. I planted a pack of bush beans. Only 4 plants grew, ants took the rest, each pant had 2-3 beans and the plant died. I...
in Chinese cabbage
New to zone 10 gardening. Came from zone 5. Besides shade cloth, what's your best tip and best crop? Also what do you grow in a bright window? I'm going to try bush beans.
in Chinese cabbage
The unions is small when it's ready to harvest
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