Veg gardening from seed
 

This article, from local newspaper, seems very sensible.

How a towel and colander can transform your garden


http://www.smdp.com/how-a-towel-and-...form-y...Proxy Highlight
22 hours ago ... Ken Hansen from the Santa Monica Community Gardens presents a new gardening method with a towel and colander. ...

HB

Veg gardening from seed
 

On 7/3/2016 4:30 AM, Hypatia Nachshon wrote:
This article, from local newspaper, seems very sensible.

How a towel and colander can transform your garden


http://www.smdp.com/how-a-towel-and-...form-y...Proxy Highlight
22 hours ago ... Ken Hansen from the Santa Monica Community Gardens presents a new gardening method with a towel and colander. ...

HB


Strip away the "...Proxy" from the URI.

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Veg gardening from seed
 

On 03/07/16 12:30, Hypatia Nachshon wrote:
This article, from local newspaper, seems very sensible.

How a towel and colander can transform your garden


http://www.smdp.com/how-a-towel-and-...form-y...Proxy Highlight
22 hours ago ... Ken Hansen from the Santa Monica Community Gardens presents a new gardening method with a towel and colander. ...

HB

Interesting article. But unless the sowing is done on an essentially
sterile surface, how does he differentiate between wanted plants and
weed seedlings? That's why, conventionally, sowing is done in
monoculture strips, for thinning later. It is easy to distinguish
between the wanted plants and the weeds.

--

Jeff

Veg gardening from seed
 

Jeff Layman wrote:
....
Interesting article. But unless the sowing is done on an essentially
sterile surface, how does he differentiate between wanted plants and
weed seedlings? That's why, conventionally, sowing is done in
monoculture strips, for thinning later. It is easy to distinguish
between the wanted plants and the weeds.

in my established gardens there are only a few
kinds of weed seeds and not very many of those
if i keep them up.

it really isn't hard to distinguish a wanted
plant from the weeds, especially after you've
grown them to know what they look like as seedlings.

p.s. thanks for reminder, i need to thin the
beets... :)


songbird