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Use a Palette Knife To Remove Seedlings for Potting UpUse a Palette Knife To Remove Seedlings for Potting Up
By abhege on March 1, 2015

Because it is flat and narrow, a palette knife can be a useful tool for seed starting.

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Brassicas for Early Spring PlantingBrassicas for Early Spring Planting
By abhege on January 30, 2015

As we start planning our spring vegetable gardens, one of the first crops we plant may include members of the brassica family, such as cabbage, cauliflower, and broccoli.

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Love of Gardening Begins with Planting a SeedLove of Gardening Begins with Planting a Seed
By abhege on February 12, 2014

My first memory of "gardening" was in kindergarten, when we saved the milk carton we got in school, cut the top off, and planted a marigold to give to "Mom" on Mother's Day.

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Brassicas for Early Spring PlantingBrassicas for Early Spring Planting
By abhege on January 9, 2014

As we start planning our spring vegetable gardens, one of the first crops we plant may include members of the brassica family, such as cabbage, cauliflower, and broccoli.

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Tracking Flowers for Seed SavingTracking Flowers for Seed Saving
By abhege on September 29, 2013

As you prepare to save your seeds, make a numbered list that corresponds to plant tape for tagging.

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Use a Shaker for Planting Small SeedsUse a Shaker for Planting Small Seeds
By abhege on July 26, 2013

For those tiny seeds that are hard not to sow too thickly, like carrots and radishes, use one of the large spice shakers you buy at the store. After it's empty, wash thoroughly and dry. Add your seeds and shake gently.

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