On Mon, 18 Jun 2012 16:58:13 -0700, Higgs Boson wrote:

On Jun 18, 12:51Â*pm, Frank Miles wrote:
On Sat, 16 Jun 2012 11:44:48 -0700, Higgs Boson wrote:
Getting such good results with Asian carrot ""Kuroda" that I would
like to replant. But not waste time/space.

Is there a "rule" that says one can't plant this "winter veg" now? I
can see not planting spinach or lettuce, but...?

Mild Mediterranean climate. Â*No really awful summer heat.

Input welcome from NG members with similar or near-similar micro-
climates.

TIA

HB

If you can keep the seed moist enough to germinate well, it's
definitely worthwhile. Â*I usually try for a late carrot planting
following the early peas removal.

****I just pulled my spinach and lettuce. A little late, actually; they
were going to seed. Just ate last salad.

Â*Last year we had fresh carrots through February (yum!).
It has helped (to keep the soil moist) to cover the soil with some old
boards until the seed breaks the ground surface.

***That's encouraging. Mind if I ask what is your climate?

HB

Semi-Mediterranean - Seattle, Wa.