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Chives (also Garden chives) 03 Oct, Robert (USA - Zone 7a climate): If I plant in October when will they be ready to harvest and once they die out in the winter will they grow again in the spring?
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Chives (also Garden chives) 08 Oct, (USA - Zone 7a climate): They will be ready to harvest 7-11 weeks later, so in December/January The roots are still alive and they will begin new growth next spring.
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Strawberry Plants 01 Oct, Anonymous (USA - Zone 8b climate): I saved seeds from strawberries, planted them inside under lights, they sprouted after a long wait and are growing. Plants are tiny and growing very slow. How big should they be before planting outside? It's Oct 1st, zone 8b here. Thank you
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Strawberry Plants 03 Oct, Anonymous (USA - Zone 8b climate): Try late October. They should have 6-8+ leaves. Protect them from the sun the first week or two.
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Strawberry Plants 05 Oct, Gayle (USA - Zone 8b climate): Thank you! I'll do that.
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Pak Choy (also Pak choi) 26 Sep, Mona Williamson (USA - Zone 8b climate): First time grower, how will it look when time to harvest? I have some pretty leaves on it now.
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Pak Choy (also Pak choi) 28 Sep, Anonymous (USA - Zone 5a climate): Check harvest time in the notes - like 6 weeks or whatever it says.
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Garlic 23 Sep, Sonya (USA - Zone 5b climate): I would like to choose 2 types of softneck garlic. Any suggestions on which two to choose? I also heard about elephant garlic. If it will grow in 5B... I may just grow that type. ?????? Undecided!
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Garlic 29 Oct, Kevin K. (USA - Zone 5b climate): Sonya, unfortunately soft neck garlic will not survive the winter in our hardiness zone. That means we get to grow hard neck garlic such as purple garlic or porcelain (music) garlic bulbs. Fortunately we still have time if we hurry.
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Garlic 22 Sep, Nora Jencks (USA - Zone 10a climate): Is there any soft neck garlic varieties that I can grow in my zone (10a)
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Garlic 08 Jan, mohmedelsayd (USA - Zone 10b climate): Short answer yes .. I live in near Cairo Egypt same as zone 10b i grow garlic .. it planted in October and harvest in March or April..
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Garlic 30 Sep, Serena (USA - Zone 10b climate): I live in 10b, I've heard Inchelium Red might grow in my area. I'm trying it for the first time this year - don't have any hopes but you'll never know until you try
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Watermelon 19 Sep, Amanda (USA - Zone 8b climate): I thought my watermelons had died off but in the beginning of this month (September) they decided to start growing again any chance they will actually survive or am I wasting my time?
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Watermelon 20 Sep, Anonymous (USA - Zone 8b climate): It does say plant Feb March.
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Leeks 15 Sep, Dorothy (USA - Zone 5a climate): do leeks survive winter in the ground
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French tarragon 15 Sep, Donna Daniels (USA - Zone 5a climate): I got a cutting in June. It's in my raised bed garden. The nights are cooli ng down. Should I put it in a pot and put it in the cellar? Do I stop watering it for a few months? Thank you.
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Garlic 13 Sep, Deborah Quay (USA - Zone 8a climate): I'm in zone 7b/8a. When should I plant garlic and what are the best types to plant in my zone?
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Garlic 19 Sep, (USA - Zone 8a climate): Best to plant in February/March
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Sunflower 12 Sep, Anonymous (USA - Zone 7a climate): I live in Northern California mountains. Zone 7a. Can I allow mammoth sunflower seeds to drop in fall to winterize before spring?
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Sunflower 14 Sep, Anonymous (USA - Zone 8b climate): Maybe you would pick them and store them.
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Brussels sprouts 10 Sep, Janna Wallace (USA - Zone 8b climate): I’m planting Brussel sprouts now from seed in zone 8B for the first time, any suggestions?
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Brussels sprouts 14 Sep, Anonymous (USA - Zone 8b climate): Plant in Feb as the guide says.
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Brussels sprouts 31 May, Christa (USA - Zone 8b climate): I am in Zone 8b and planted nursery plants in February but they have not produced sprouts and it is probably too hot for them to now.
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Daikon (also Japanese radish, Lo Bok) 08 Sep, Tom (USA - Zone 9b climate): What is the best variety of daikon to grow in zone 9b ?
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Daikon (also Japanese radish, Lo Bok) 14 Sep, Anonymous (USA - Zone 8b climate): Any variety.
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Sage (also Common Sage) 07 Sep, Nora (USA - Zone 10a climate): The plant that you describe fits the description of garden sage which is commonly used in stuffing and poultry seasoning.
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Okra (also Ladyfinger, gumbo) 07 Sep, Alka (USA - Zone 7b climate): Can we plant okra now
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Okra (also Ladyfinger, gumbo) 11 Sep, Anonymous (USA - Zone 7b climate): Best to wait until next March/April to plant.
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Cape Gooseberry (also Golden Berry, Inca Berry ) 02 Sep, William (USA - Zone 6b climate): Can you grow cape gooseberries in hardiness zone 6b? Me and my mom want to grow it in our garden next year but i need to do research on them to know.
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Garlic 01 Sep, Patty Johnson (USA - Zone 10b climate): What variety of garlic will grow best in Zones 10 A/B? Hardneck/softneck, etc. there are so many varieties to choose from. Thx
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