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Stuff is growing!
Well I have managed to get my lettuce crop to come in nicely. The radish and carrots are coming along and my onions are growing like crazy. This is my first year SFG.
I planted two Early Girls to get a jump. I think I am OK in MD doing it.
I do have a question. What can I plant with onions? I have 8 more squares in one of my boxes to fill.
I planted two Early Girls to get a jump. I think I am OK in MD doing it.
I do have a question. What can I plant with onions? I have 8 more squares in one of my boxes to fill.
jercarol- Posts : 39
Join date : 2011-03-15
Location : NE Maryland
Re: Stuff is growing!
Congrats on the growth!!! On the onions Im still learning myself
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Ha-v-v- Posts : 1119
Join date : 2010-03-12
Age : 64
Location : Southwest Ms. Zone 8A (I like to think I get a little bit of Zone 9 too )
Re: Stuff is growing!
In one of the cute little books I have it says:
Carrot Onion
Sugary Carrot finds well built Onion exceedingly attractive, especially because his bulbous, intimidating rotundity (and repelling scent) is perfect for scaring off her corrosive stalker, the annoying carrot rust fly. In exchange, Carrot makes Onion look good by distracting others from his, um, smelliness (sorry, O!). Onion loves Carrot's ferny tops and accepts her in any of her fancy forms, whether long and slender or shorty and stocky. He's a sucker for her sweetness.
Carrot Onion
Sugary Carrot finds well built Onion exceedingly attractive, especially because his bulbous, intimidating rotundity (and repelling scent) is perfect for scaring off her corrosive stalker, the annoying carrot rust fly. In exchange, Carrot makes Onion look good by distracting others from his, um, smelliness (sorry, O!). Onion loves Carrot's ferny tops and accepts her in any of her fancy forms, whether long and slender or shorty and stocky. He's a sucker for her sweetness.
Aub- Posts : 283
Join date : 2010-08-07
Age : 44
Location : Central Illinois (near Peoria) 5a
Re: Stuff is growing!
Somebody on here mentioned realizing that anything that would normally go into a spaghetti sauce can be grown together happily. So that would be stuff like onions, garlic, peppers, and tomatoes. Can't recall where it was...
Re: Stuff is growing!
Carrots and peppers it is! Thanks guys.
jercarol- Posts : 39
Join date : 2011-03-15
Location : NE Maryland
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