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Must be spring

10 years ago

Well, the weather here in eastern Nebraska has been too good to wait any longer! Planted onion seeds I had saved, also radishes, cabbage and broccoli, and snap peas. Love digging in the dirt in my garden. Have to wait and see how much our market customers actually buy this year. What they don't I can at least feed to the chickens.

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jnjfarm_gw
10 years ago
Cabbage and broccoli transplants or seed?
trisha_51
Original Author
10 years ago
Seed.
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jnjfarm_gw
10 years ago
I have plants started to put out around April 1. I always put out transplants. grown from seed inside
trisha_51
Original Author
10 years ago
I used to start several flats of seeds when we lived interior Alaska. Since moving back to Nebraska I don't have a safe place to start seeds - yet. The weather has been so nice I thought, why not put some in the ground now.
luvncannin
10 years ago
I tried 2 different ways this year indoor starts, wintersowing. The wintersowing is easier since I don't have a greenhouse or tunnel yet.

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