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π· Flowers to grow in your garden this year
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A gardening blog for people who just want to grow things. π· Join 20,000+ subscribers and receive email newsletters called "The Harvest," which include exclusive updates, info on topics currently trending on the blog, and free gardening resources π
Soil temperatures for vegetable seeds (optimal planting range) If youβve ever wondered why some seeds sprout fast while others just sit thereβ¦ the answer might be the soil temperature. Each vegetable has its own preferred range for germination. For example: π₯Ά Peas: 40β75Β°F π₯ Melons: 70β95Β°F Here is a simple one-page PDF chart π to help you see which veggies like their soil cool and which need warm soil to get going: Soil Temperatures for Vegetable Seed Germination - Home for the Harvest.pdf πΏ...
Are you planting anything this fall? Autumn can be a great time to add long-lived plants like trees, shrubs, and perennials. You can also plant more temporary cover crops or simply pick up some fall mums or flowering annuals. What are you most looking forward to planting this fall? Trees for the Landscape Fruit Trees or Shrubs Perennials and/or Flowering Bulbs Cool-Season Vegetables and/or Cover Crops Fall Mums and/or Fall Planters Garlic Cheers, Mary Jane Duford...
Hello gardening friends! What did you end up growing in your garden this summer? What went well? Let us know below (vote to see the results): What did you have the most success growing this summer? Vegetables Flowers Herbs Fruit Plants Landscaping Plants Houseplants Cheers, Mary Jane Duford https://www.homefortheharvest.com/blog/ You received this email because you signed up on my website to receive email newsletters. If you don't want more emails, please unsubscribe using the link below....