Growing in North Idaho: Early season greens
Christina Zampich
Before planting, punch a series of holes in the bottom of the potting soil bag for good drainage.
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Cut a large rectangle in the top of the potting soil bag, leaving the sides in tact to hold in the soil. This makes a perfect, compact garden-in-a-bag.
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If the temperature is cold or conditions are windy, use a plastic dome to protect the tender seedlings from frost or wind damage.
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Tiny greens are starting to peek through the soil even with some frosty nights.
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Are you yearning to start your vegetable garden? I am, but tomato planting is still weeks away. Luckily, you can begin early with some of the most nutritious plants available — greens...
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