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Cold & Warm Season Veggies to Pot |
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Planting & potting garden vegetables is fun and easy to do. There are season that you need to take into consideration because all things do not grow at all times. Here are a few suggestions to take into consideration so that you have the most success. |
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Make sure you start with large garden planters, nice potting soil and fresh seeds or starter plants. |
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1. Arugula (Italian) - Tender leaves add bit to salads and other dishes. For best flavor, harvest them when they are 4" tall. |
2. Curly Leafed Kale - Super ruffled Winterbor is a vigorous potted grower that stands up to cold temperatures. Leaves turn sweeter after frost. |
3. Swiss Chard - The sturdy stalks of Bright Lights come in a rainbow of colors, including gold, pink, red and white; the frilly leaves are dark green. Perfect Potted. |
4. Green Onion - Both the white and the green parts have a strong, zesty flavor. These look lovely filling up a planter. |
5. Savoy Cabbage - Lime green forms tight heads, ideal for closely spaced potting. |
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1. Bell Pepper - These wonderful orbs are grat for stuffing and salads, the fruits start out green, some mature to red, yellow, orange, and even chocolate brown. Perfect in size for a large garden planter. |
2. Basil - Always popular, large glossy leaves have a spicy anise flavor, this variety is often used in pizza or other Italian dishes. |
3. Beans - Pole beans are great potted. Blue Lake variety is stringless and smooth, with a stronger flavor than bush types. Grow them on a trellis placed in the pot. |
4. Tomato - Who hasn't grown tomatoes in garden planters? The cherry type is juicy, sweet and just the right size. The plants resists disease. |
5. Zucchini - The ronde de Nice is a French heirloom type with round, tender zucchini fruits. Harvest them when they are less that 3" in diameter. |
6. Sunflower - The Yellow Disk flowers grow 4 to 5 inches across, are perfect when potted and the blooms attract bees. |
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By Arizona Pottery Post Last Updated: 9/18/2023 1:06:11 PM |
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