Plant Winter Crops
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What happens here
Plant various winter crops, such as cabbage, broccoli, kale, and Brussels sprouts, into the prepared raised beds. Space the seedlings approximately 12 inches apart in two rows per bed. Gently place each seedling into a pre-dug hole, firming the soil and mulch around the base. Ensure that any questionable or weaker seedlings are composted to prioritize stronger growth. The existing mulch helps retain moisture and promotes soil building, which is crucial for organic gardening.
Goal: Plant cold-hardy vegetable seedlings in the prepared beds
Tools and materials
- Gardening Gloves — Protecting hands during planting
- Broccoli Seedlings — Planting winter crops
- Brussels Sprouts Seedlings — Planting winter crops
- Cabbage Seedlings — Planting winter crops
- Kale Seedlings — Planting winter crops
- Mulch — Already existing in beds, provides moisture retention and soil building