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What plants need to be started indoors
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What plants need to be started indoors
This is my first time planting and I was wondering if there are certain plants that need to be started indoors and transplanted rather than planting the seeds directly into the square-foot garden?
fulfam- Posts : 8
Join date : 2010-04-08
Re: What plants need to be started indoors
It depends on the length of the frost-free growing season where you live. Where I am the growing season is only 4 months between that last spring frost and the first fall frost, so any vegetables that take over 80-90 days to mature need a head start indoors.
The longer maturing vegetables that get headstarts here are broccoli, peppers, melons, winter squashes, and tomatoes.
If you are in an area with a long growing season you can start seeds directly in the garden.
The longer maturing vegetables that get headstarts here are broccoli, peppers, melons, winter squashes, and tomatoes.
If you are in an area with a long growing season you can start seeds directly in the garden.
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bullfrogbabe- Posts : 189
Join date : 2010-03-03
Age : 53
Location : Petawawa, Ontario, Canada Zone 4a
Re: What plants need to be started indoors
Most cucurbrits (cucumbers sqaush zucchini melons) do not like thier roots disturbed so i always direct sow them in the garden
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Location : New Port Richey FL.
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