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Re: My First Square Foot Garden
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- Subject: Re: My First Square Foot Garden
- From: R* C* I* <r*@uvi.edu>
- Date: Thu, 28 Jan 1999 09:30:08 -0500
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"Deborah J. Martin" wrote:
> I need spacing information of these
> vegetables:
> 27. Collards
16" to 18". Page 104 of The Book has a diagram of 18" spacing; page 105
has a description of 16" spacing.
> 29. Kale
I'm trying to remember how close i planted kale. It was either 6" (4
per sqft) or 12" (1 per sqft). The ideal is probably 8", or 9 per 2'
square section.
> I am looking for a guide to companion planting and also which plants not
> to plant near each other.
The most popular text is _Carrots Love Tomatoes_, by Louise Riotte, but
i've heard that that book is out of print.
From my own experience, onions do not like beans.
> I am in Las Cruces, New Mexico and think I am a zone 8, but I see others
> say they are an 8b or such. What does the b mean?? How do I find out
> if I am an 8 something?? Thank in advance for all your help, Debbie
An a means the colder half of the zone. A b is the other half. (I
don't want to say "warmer" because the zones indicate cold, not heat.)
Here is a map from the US National Arboretum:
http://www.ars-grin.gov/ars/Beltsville/na/hardzone/hzm-sm1.htm
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