Posted by TopVeg - June 25th, 2007
Farming Friends & TopVeg have collaborated to create a How To Grow Garlic growing card.
How To Grow Garlic - Growing Card
Click on the link below to view the growing card and download the file.
How to Grow Garlic Card
Vegetable growers, teachers, children and anyone interested in growing garlic are welcome to print off this growing card for their own use. The printed copies may be laminated and used as a reference growing card in thegarden or a teaching resource in the classroom.
If you have any other growing cards that you would like Farming Friends & TopVeg to create then please leave a comment and we will be happy to create it for you.
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Posted by TopVeg - June 25th, 2007
Instructions For Growing Garlic
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Hi TopVeg,
This growing card looks very useful.
Thanks
Patricia
Comment by Patricia - June 25, 2007 7:42 pm
Hi Patricia
Glad you like the growing card. Let us know if you would like any other particular veg.
Best wishes
TopVeg
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Hi
just discovered your site through the river cottage forums - it’s great
i’m just about to move to my new house in the country and i was a bit miffed that i’d missed the main time for planting my own veg, but i read your garlic guide and i’ve started some on my kitchen shelf tonight - next month it’ll get moved into the garden of my new place
heres hoping it goes well!!!
cheers
Comment by Chris - March 24, 2008 6:03 pm
Hi Chris
Thanks for visiting TopVeg. You have not lost any time in the veg garden - it has been a late season - wet and cold, so the seeds are safer in the packet than in the soil - where they would probably rot off in these conditions.
In the left hand margin of TopVeg are some resources, including planting dates. If you click the link it gives you the planting dates of some veg - & April features in most of them! So you will be fine. This is the same link:
http://topveg.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/03/veg%20planting%20dates1.html
The trouble is you will have plenty to do if you are moving house! But good luck with the garlic (& the new garden!).
TopVeg
Comment by TopVeg - March 24, 2008 7:26 pm