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  Gardora 18:36 on 11. December 2010 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Cabbage, Leeks ( 4 ), Parsnips ( 3 ), Winter ( 97 ), Winter Cabbage ( 2 ), Winter Vegetables ( 2 )   

  Harvest Winter Vegetables 

  Do not forget to harvest leeks, parsnips and winter cabbage! Some thoughts about growing cabbage: http://j.mp/fxTgqb
   

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  Gardora 06:46 on 20. June 2010 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Cabbage, Cabbage Worms, Garden Plants ( 20 ), Pests ( 50 )   

  Pests on Garden Plants 

  Watch out for pests on your garden plants! Cabbage worms may be a problem: http://j.mp/a2G3V2
   
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  Gardora 17:19 on 20. February 2010 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Cabbage, Carrots ( 11 ), Cultivars ( 25 ), Garden ( 223 ), Salad ( 4 ), Vegetables ( 72 )   

  Growing Vegetables? 

  Are you going to grow vegetables in your garden? What cultivars? Carrots? Cabbage? Or salad?

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    Elizabeth Verth 05:55 on 22. February 2010 Permalink | Reply

    Mixed salad leaves, including a mustard
    Spinach
    Courgettes, green and yellow
    Yellow patty pan squash
    Carrots
    Beetroot
    Red onions
    White onions
    Garlic
    Spring Onions
    Green beans – Runner and French
    Sugar snap peas
    Sweet corn
    Tomatoes
    Capsicum peppers
    Chillis
    Celeriac
    Parsnips

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  Gardora 06:43 on 30. June 2009 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Beetroot ( 3 ), Cabbage, Pak Choi ( 3 ), Radish ( 5 ), Salad Crops ( 3 ), Sow ( 97 )   

  Successional Sowing 

  It is time for a successional sowing of salad crops, beetroot, Chinese cabbage, pak choi and radish.

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  Gardora 07:10 on 21. June 2009 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Cabbage, Harvesting ( 35 ), Lettuce ( 11 ), Radish ( 5 ), Salad Onions ( 2 )   

  Harvesting is What We Love! 

  More harvesting: spring lettuce, spring cabbage, salad onions and radishes.

  Harvest Okra « Gardora.net is discussing. Toggle Comments