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RE: chinese vegies anyone?

I grow Gai Lon "Oriental Flower Broccoli" from Shepherd's seeds, I plant it one or  2 to a square.  I have some overwintering in the garden right now at one per square. Nice winter addition to salads and stir fry. I sometimes space greens (the gai-lon, kale, collards, mustard) 6 - 8 inches apart if I know I will be using them up quickly, otherwise I give them a full square. 

Tom (Portland OR, Zone 8)
http://www.teleport.com/~scut/garden.htm
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From: 	Samantha Lane[SMTP:samantha@academy.net.au]
Sent: 	Wednesday, January 28, 1998 5:53 PM
To: 	sqft
Subject: 	chinese vegies anyone?

Does anyone have suggestions for planting
Pak Choi (Bok Choi) or Gai Laan (Kai Laan) otherwise
known as Chinese Kale or Chinese Broccoli??
I thought 4 per square for choi and one per square for Kai Laan
but perhaps they could be closer than that. Any experience?

Samantha

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samantha@academy.net.au
http://users.academy.net.au/~samantha

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