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been told of an interesting site that has a list showing 'best' soil
temperatures for the germination of vegetables. Not sure who does the actual website but it is quite interesting. http://tinyurl.com/czvw2sk -- Janet T. Amersham |
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On 16/04/2013 10:42, Baz wrote:
http://tinyurl.com/czvw2sk That is a useful site. Thanks for it. I thought so too Baz, not sure who does the actual website but the information fr the soil temperatures for germination seems fairly correct -- Janet T. Amersham |
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Janet Tweedy wrote in :
On 16/04/2013 10:42, Baz wrote: http://tinyurl.com/czvw2sk That is a useful site. Thanks for it. I thought so too Baz, not sure who does the actual website but the information fr the soil temperatures for germination seems fairly correct Yes, it is interesting when you get a packet of seeds and they say sow, on a certain month and harvest in a few other months. That is OK. This year and last year have to me been not been so. We need this. Anyway, at least I do. Baz |
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"Janet Tweedy" wrote in message ... been told of an interesting site that has a list showing 'best' soil temperatures for the germination of vegetables. Not sure who does the actual website but it is quite interesting. http://tinyurl.com/czvw2sk I plant seed potato when the soil reaches 5C at a depth of 4 inches. My 'earlies' went in a week ago. |
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On 16/04/2013 12:05, Baz wrote:
We need this. Anyway, at least I do. Baz I thought some of the temperatures needed were very interesting and would explain why people are getting poor germination . i am off to buy a soil thermometer! -- Janet T. Amersham |
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"Bertie Doe" wrote in news:at5kmnFip9aU1
@mid.individual.net: "Janet Tweedy" wrote in message ... been told of an interesting site that has a list showing 'best' soil temperatures for the germination of vegetables. Not sure who does the actual website but it is quite interesting. http://tinyurl.com/czvw2sk I plant seed potato when the soil reaches 5C at a depth of 4 inches. My 'earlies' went in a week ago. My earlies went in at roughly the same time. Surely the temp. does not matter? I sometimes get a nice boiling from volunteers(ones missed from previous crop which grow). They have been there for well over a year and not rotted or gotten frost. One year I will try and get a row in at November at say, 6" and see what comes up in spring. Of course they will have to be insulated with a bit of stuff such as leaves or any rotting vegetation, even horse manure. As in their natural way of growing when.......... Baz |
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On 17/04/2013 12:02, Baz wrote:
"Bertie Doe" wrote in news:at5kmnFip9aU1 @mid.individual.net: "Janet Tweedy" wrote in message ... been told of an interesting site that has a list showing 'best' soil temperatures for the germination of vegetables. Not sure who does the actual website but it is quite interesting. http://tinyurl.com/czvw2sk I plant seed potato when the soil reaches 5C at a depth of 4 inches. My 'earlies' went in a week ago. My earlies went in at roughly the same time. Surely the temp. does not matter? I sometimes get a nice boiling from volunteers(ones missed from previous crop which grow). They have been there for well over a year and not rotted or gotten frost. One year I will try and get a row in at November at say, 6" and see what comes up in spring. Of course they will have to be insulated with a bit of stuff such as leaves or any rotting vegetation, even horse manure. As in their natural way of growing when.......... Baz I notice the seeds from Aldi/Lidl specify the soil temperature required for germination. |
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