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Re: Sorrel spacing

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I grew sorrel at 3 per square foot (started with four but slugs got one) one
year. In one of those impulsive decisions I uprooted it after the first year
so I'm not sure how it does after a few years. I was thinking of planting
some more this year if I can find a spot. I grow a variety of greens, I
usually try to guesstimate the spacing based on whatever information I have
about growing it (for example, the instructions for a plant that say thin to
12 inches in rows, I just do one per square. Though some greens are best
eaten small and tender so closer spacing might actually be better).
Tom
Portland OR,  Zone 8
http://www.teleport.com/~scut/garden.htm
-----Original Message-----
From: Wind Blown RAbbitry <wykvlvr@worldnet.att.net>
>Carolyne I am also going to try growing sorrel this year .  I was planning
>on treating like lettuce at first and adjust/modify as needed later.
>
>I would like to hear from anyone who has grown sorrel or other less common
>greens.  I suddenly find my garden sadly lacking in mouths to feed and all
>those planned squares of parsley are now being used for more "exotic"
>greens.


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