| Brussels sprouts | Plant out (transplant) seedlings |
| Garlic | Plant cloves |
| Mustard greens (also gai choy) | Sow seed |
| Onion | Plant out (transplant) seedlings or sow seed |
| Radish | Sow seed |
| Shallots (also Eschalots) | Sow seed |
| Spinach (also English spinach) | Sow seed |
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If you want to check it 3 times a day to see if the soil is moist enough.
in Garlic
Hi, does anyone know where i can buy Yakon tubers from?
in Yacon
I have an 8cm tray. Would this be deep enough to grow garlic in?
in Garlic
Young ginger will taste mild while old ginger will taste more fiery. When you harvest your ginger root, was it the 'young' or 'old' part of the root?
in Ginger
New Zealand has strict quarantine laws when it comes to importing fruit, herbs and vegetables.I am sure they would not let it come in.
in Horseradish
I have plenty of horse radish, but I live in United States and I don’t know if I can send the roots over seas. If I can mail the roots I will. Does anyone know?
in Horseradish
I've just read Mitre 10 keep seeds at some of their stores. I have one plant which is now in fruits. They are tasty. In tropics they grow wild with lots of fruits at a time.
in Cape Gooseberry
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