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Episode 60: Season Extension with Guest Niki Jabbour

September 1, 2017 hilary dahl
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In this episode we chat with Nova Scotia resident and edible gardening expert Niki Jabbour about season extension.

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In Podcast, Winter Tags Encyclopedia Botanica, Podcast, Niki Jabbour, season extension, garden planning, organic gardening, vegetable gardening, winter gardening, cold frames, edible gardening
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Encyclopedia Botanica Podcast, Episode 28: Smart Seed Ordering, Part 2

January 20, 2017 hilary dahl
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This week we continue our seed ordering discussion by talking about quantities of seed and how much of each type you'll want to order. We'll also touch on why it might actually make more sense for you to buy some crops as seeds, but others as transplants from your local nursery. Lastly, we'll share tips and clues that you can use to select the right variety for your intended application.

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In Annual Vegetables, Garden Planning, Podcast, Winter Tags seed ordering, growing vegetables from seeds
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Encyclopedia Botanica Podcast, Episode 27: Smart Seed Ordering Pt. 1

January 13, 2017 hilary dahl
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Growing from seed can have the potential to dramatically increase your opportunities for better yields by allowing you much more control over the varieties of each crop that you can plant in the garden. Keeping a well-stocked seed library also allows you to take advantage of production opportunities on your own schedule throughout the season.

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In Annual Vegetables, Crop Planning, Winter, Podcast, Projects Tags seed ordering, seed starting, growing plants from seed, garden planning
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Starting Onions + Leeks from Seed

December 11, 2014 hilary dahl

Onions and leeks are always the first transplants we seed each year at Seattle Urban Farm Co. (SUFCo). Bulbing onions and leeks have a long growing season, so getting them started early allows for them to grow to maturity in the optimal growing conditions of summer. They also cure better and store longer when harvested during dry weather conditions. Many people devote a large part of their gardens to alliums because they so store well and are very easy to use, so another advantage to a summer harvest is that it can also create room for fall crops! 

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Grow Your Own Microgreens

December 2, 2014 hilary dahl

Growing microgreens is another great way to produce year-round food with a minimum of space and time.

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Overwintering: Crops that can withstand the cold and how to help them thrive

November 4, 2014 hilary dahl
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Overwintering usually refers to the practice of leaving cold-hardy, healthy, established crops in the ground in the fall with the expectation that they will provide harvests through the dark and cold months of winter.

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In Fall, Annual Vegetables, Winter Tags Overwintering, fall broccoli, fall kale, brussels sprouts, garden care, winter gardening, winter harvest, fall harvest, frost tolerant, vegetable gardening, vegetable gardening help seattle, vegetable gardening seattle
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