Garlic Planting 2022
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Plant Garlic Early, Harvest Garlic Green?
Comments (35)Chris. Do you want to plant ASAP after the Garlic is pulled? If so most Brassicas like Broccoli, Brussels sprouts, cabbage do well transplanted in late July or early August, and as Redsun said bush beans would also work well. July would be a little early for spinach, lettuce, or radishes but just wait until late in August before planting those and be ready to provide shade if it is still much over 80. Jim -in my Zone 6a I usually harvest garlic between June 10 -20 most years depending on type. Shallots are closer to July 4th for me....See MorePlanting Sweet potatoes in between garlic rows
Comments (18)Planting sweet potatoes involves several steps. Start by preparing a sunny garden bed with loose, well-drained soil. Cut healthy sweet potato slips from mature tubers and allow them to cure for a few days. Plant the slips in the prepared bed, spacing them apart, and water regularly. Harvest sweet potatoes when the foliage starts to die back....See MoreSan Antonio Spring Plant Swap 2022
Comments (6)Lorelei, our most current hostess is moving, and we tried briefly to find someone else to take over. If you want to do this, please step up. I agree.....I like the way we have always worked and were able to plan everything here on Gardenweb. It was nice being able to pre-trade. There is a local garden group on Facebook that has a swap once a month if anyone would like to migrate to them. I believe it is this Sunday at Hardberger Park. https://www.facebook.com/events/3033458183572835?acontext=%7B%22event_action_history%22%3A[%7B%22surface%22%3A%22group%22%7D]%7D...See MoreYour 2022 Rose Companion Plant Champs
Comments (22)I have no favorites since I literally began my rose garden four days ago, and as of now not a single rose has been planted. I did buy three pots of pale pink dianthus to plant in front of the roses when they arrive here on 10/30, and later, if all goes well and my plants don't get eaten by the ground squirrels, I plant to intersperse the roses with some blue and purple companion plants, the type not yet determined, although everything I see on this post looks gorgeous. I'd also like to have reblooming irises as I did in my previous rose garden. Limonium perezii (sea lavender) was also a favorite near the roses....See Morezeedman Zone 5 Wisconsin
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