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Spring Gardening - Parsnips and Garlic
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trolleydriver
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Re: Spring Gardening - Parsnips and Garlic
It is good to see gardens coming to life in Ottawa!
"In short, the soil food web feeds everything you eat and helps keep your favorite planet from getting too hot. Be nice to it." ~ Diane Miessler, "Grow Your Soil"
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Re: Spring Gardening - Parsnips and Garlic
I have planted parsnips for the first time in a grow bag. Not even sure they've come up yet, as the dang birds keep pitching bird seed out of the feeder, which ends up in everything! If I have no success at this point, I may wait and try again in the fall. I love parsnips but they are SO expensive in the grocery store!
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Re: Spring Gardening - Parsnips and Garlic
Parsnips take a very long time to germinate, up to 4 weeks. Lots of patience needed. Keep watering them.lisawallace88 wrote:I have planted parsnips for the first time in a grow bag. Not even sure they've come up yet, as the dang birds keep pitching bird seed out of the feeder, which ends up in everything! If I have no success at this point, I may wait and try again in the fall. I love parsnips but they are SO expensive in the grocery store!
trolleydriver
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Re: Spring Gardening - Parsnips and Garlic
trolleydriver wrote:Parsnips take a very long time to germinate, up to 4 weeks. Lots of patience needed. Keep watering them.
The "keep watering them" part is critically important, if the seeds are allowed to dry after planting they will not germinate. I have found that if I soak the seeds overnight before planting it will shorten the germination time by about a week.
"In short, the soil food web feeds everything you eat and helps keep your favorite planet from getting too hot. Be nice to it." ~ Diane Miessler, "Grow Your Soil"
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