permaculture

["Cesca" <Cesca@CornerPlotVegetables.co.uk>]

Sowing parsnips in your autumn/fall? What's your winter like then and when
do you expect to harvest?

Cesca
UK

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Subject: [permaculture] September Urban Farm Schedule - Tours, Classes and
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Fall is approaching quickly and we are preparing the garden beds at 
The Urban Farm for planting.  In the next two weeks we will be 
planting directly in the ground:  root crops - carrots, beets and 
parsnips; greens - chard, arugula and spinach; and brassicas - 
cabbage, broccoli, and cauliflower.  You can also start inside from 
seed tomatoes and peppers for transplanting in a few weeks.  When the 
nighttime temps cool off in October most of the more delicate 
lettuces and green can be planted.