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Harvesting In a home garden, annual rye cover crops are easiest to manage if they are mowed every few weeks. Spacing Single Plants: 3" (10cm) each way (minimum) Rows: 3" (10cm) with 3" (10cm) row gap (minimum) Sow and Plant Walk over the planted site...

Wind chimes give an immediate impact but consider the neighbors; wood or bamboo wind chimes are less invasive and more natural sounding than metal ones. Bamboo contributes a welcome rustle if you haven't got many trees or shrubs nearby to sway and shuffle...

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Companions Beet, Lettuce, Potatoes, Thyme and Chives. Feeding Work an organic fertilizer into the soil prior to setting out seedlings or sets. Harvesting Pull individual plants as you need them in the kitchen.

Companions Carrot, Apple, Garlic, Onion, Onions and Beet. Becomes dormant in winter. Position Full sun to partial afternoon shade. Feeding If desired, drench with a liquid organic fertilizer in spring, after new growth appears, and again in late summer.

Our Garden Planner can produce a personalized calendar of when to sow, plant and harvest for your area. Planting and Harvesting Calendar < Back to All Plants Pests which Affect Lily Aphids (General) Slug Snail

You also can start seeds in late winter, and set out the seedlings in spring. Frost tolerant A cold-hardy perennial, lemon balm can survive temperatures to -20F (-30C). Lemon balm grows into a rounded mound.

Feeding Not generally needed. Frost tolerant Hardy in cold climates provided plant is well-rooted and mulched. If desired, small plants can be potted up in fall and grown through winter indoors.

Feeding Topdress with a balanced organic fertilizer in spring, when new growth appears. Frost tolerant Good. Native English bluebells (Hyacinthoides non-scripta) are hardy to -20F (-30C).

Feeding Topdress with a balanced organic fertilizer in early spring, when new growth appears. Frost tolerant Excellent. Snowdrops are hardy to -25F (-32C). Snowdrops combine well with crocuses, scillas, and early-blooming daffodils.

Feeding Not generally needed. In cold climates, pot up plants in fall and grow them through winter indoors. Position Full sun to partial afternoon shade. Marjoram is easy to root from 2-inch long stem tip cuttings.

Spacing Single Plants: 1' 5" (45cm) each way (minimum) Rows: 1' 3" (40cm) with 2' 11" (90cm) row gap (minimum) Sow and Plant Start with a purchased plant, or sow tansy from seed. Feeding None generally needed.

Often grouped with garlic and shallots. Feeding Mix a balanced organic fertilizer into the soil before planting a new bed. Position Full sun to partial afternoon shade. Companions Potatoes, Lettuce, Beet, Thyme and Chives.

Dried valerian roots are used to make a bedtime tea that promotes sleep. Valerian can stand 5 feet (1.5 meters) tall when it is in full bloom. Plants die back to the ground in winter and re-emerge in spring.

These cold-natured plants seldom produce well in warmer climates where temperature often top 90F (32C). Position White currants grow best in locations that receive morning sun and afternoon shade, or dappled shade part of the day.

Some strains are propagated only from rooted cuttings. Frost tolerant A hardy perennial from the Mediterranean, lavender will survive winter temperatures to 0F/-17C. A mature clump of lavender will grow to 24" (60 cm) wide.

Or, gather the immature seed tops and dry them for arrangements, and then pull up the plants. Spring wheat can be planted while the soil is still cool. Grow varieties described as soft spring wheat in spring, but choose hard winter wheat for fall.

For medicinal use topical preparations made from comfrey roots are traditionally used to promote healing of sprains and broken bones by increasing circulation to the affected area.

Companions Cornflower and Broccoli. Nitrogen nodules left behind in the soil add fertility. Notes Crimson clover is one of the most beautiful cover crops you can grow. Spacing Single Plants: 3" (10cm) each way (minimum) Rows: 3" (10cm) with 3" (10cm)...

Frost tolerant Developed in Germany, jostaberries are extremely cold hardy. Like currants and gooseberries, jostaberries make good bushes for garden boundaries. Unlike gooseberries, they have no thorns.

Perennial candytuft makes an ideal companion plant. Tulips bloom at the same time as dogwoods and other spring-flowering trees in most climates. Frost tolerant Excellent. Hot pepper sprays help to deter these nibblers.

Siberian iris have few pest problems, and are seldom eaten by deer. Siberian iris roots should be planted 6in (15cm) apart. Spacing Single Plants: 11" (30cm) each way (minimum) Rows: 7" (20cm) with 1' 1" (35cm) row gap (minimum) Sow and Plant Set out...

Companions Lovage, Cosmos, Corn, Squash, Beans and Echinacea. Frost tolerant A cold-hardy perennial, monarda can survive temperatures to -20F (-30C). Feeding Topdress the dormant plants with good compost in winter.

In spring, gather handfuls of greens for use in the kitchen. Plants spaced 6 inches (15 cm) apart will grow into a solid mass in 3 years. Notes Garlic chives produce white, lightly scented flowers in late summer.

Harvesting As flower spikes fade, trim them off with scissors or pruning shears. Spacing Single Plants: 11" (30cm) each way (minimum) Rows: 11" (30cm) with 11" (30cm) row gap (minimum) Sow and Plant Set out stocky seedlings in late spring.

Companions Tomato, Marigold, Calendula and Petunia. Beds can produce for decades. Position Full sun to partial afternoon shade. Feeding Mulch with 2 inches of rich compost or rotted manure every winter.

Our Garden Planner can produce a personalized calendar of when to sow, plant and harvest for your area. Feeding Not generally needed. Notes Pinching back in late spring helps to keep plants bushy and full, and it delays flowering.