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591. Asparagus
Since the plants will produce for 30 to 50 years, the preparation and after-care of the bed is something on which one can well afford to spend time.
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592. Beets
No matter how thinly beet seeds are sown, the gardener cannot avoid thinning because each seed is compound: that is, it produces more than one plant from each seed.
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593. Cabbage
Many home gardeners prefer to purchase their cabbage requirements as seedling plants, but there is one drawback which brings complaints each year.
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594. Chives
By late fall these can be lifted, transferred to small pots or boxes, stored in a cold frame, and taken one pot at a time into the kitchen for cutting over winter.
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595. Collards
One seed company packages the variety Georgia Whitehead, good in coast gardens and has it in displays, and a leading Canadian seed grower lists the variety Vates.
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596. Leeks
One seedling is dropped into each hole, and the bed is lightly watered to wash a little soil into the holes to cover the roots.
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597. Melon
Individual shallow wood box frames covered with clear plastic raised on bent wire is one idea. The commercial plastic plant cover called Hotcap is another.
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598. Onions
The plants are pulled to one side to break half the roots (or the roots cut on one side with a spade).
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599. Peas
One sowing of edible pod peas made at the end of April will continue producing for as long as the 1 in/2.
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600. Squash
To use in fall and to keep for winter are Table Queen (also listed as Acorn) with dark green ridged exterior and bright orange inside; Buttercup is one of the turban varieties having the seed cavity at the bottom of the dark green round fruit.
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