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Fall Garden Planting Guide
 What to plant and when? Simply enter the date when you anticipate frost in your garden and indicate whether you'll be using a
season extender such as Agribon floating row cover. Press submit and then choose from the seeds below for your "cool" garden. These seeds were
selected because they grow well in the cooler days of Autumn.
Cool the soil. Some seeds like spinach, kale, kohlrabi & endive need the soil to cool down to 75 degrees to ensure germination.
Water the soil generously to lower the temperature and use shade fabric to keep it cool.
 | Organic Carrot, Danvers
SNV8023 |  | Organic Carrot, Little Finger
SNV8026 |  | Organic Carrot, Scarlet Nantes
SNV8028 |  | Organic Carrot, Chantenay
SNV8029 |  | Organic Carrot, Atomic Red
SNV8378 |  | Organic Carrot, Cosmic Purple
SNV8379 |  | Organic Carrot, Culinary Mix
SNV8380 |  | Organic Carrot, Lunar White
SNV8381 |  | Organic Carrot, Rainbow Mix
SNV8382 |  | Organic Carrot, Solar Yellow
SNV8383 |  | Organic Carrot, Atomic Red (1 oz)
SNV5466 |  | Organic Carrot, Cosmic Purple (1 oz)
SNV5467 |  | Organic Carrot, Culinary Mix (1 oz)
SNV5468 |  | Organic Carrot, Lunar White (1 oz)
SNV5469 |  | Organic Carrot, Rainbow Mix (1 oz)
SNV5470 |  | Organic Carrot, Solar Yellow (1 oz)
SNV5471 |
 | Organic Greens, Arugula
SNV8060 |  | Organic Greens, Mustard Giant Red
SNV8061 |  | Organic Greens, Mustard Mizuna
SNV8062 |  | Organic Greens, Mustard Tatsoi
SNV8065 |  | Organic Greens, Mesclun Spicy Mix
SNV8088 |  | Organic Spinach, Bloomsdale
SNV8149 |  | Organic Greens, Chicory Catalogna
SNV8218 |  | Organic Greens, Mesclun Mix
SNV8239 |  | Organic Collard Greens, Champion
SNV8385 |  | Organic Greens, Braising Mix
SNV8395 |  | Organic Watercress
SNV8417 |  | Organic Collard Greens, Champion (1 oz)
SNV5473 |  | Organic Greens, Braising Mix (1 oz)
SNV5483 |  | Organic Watercress (1 oz)
SNV5504 |
 | Organic Lettuce, Royal Oakleaf
SNV8073 |  | Organic Lettuce, Tango
SNV8075 |  | Organic Lettuce, Flame
SNV8077 |  | Organic Lettuce, Freckles
SNV8078 |  | Organic Lettuce, Little Gem
SNV8079 |  | Organic Lettuce, Red Deer Tongue
SNV8080 |  | Organic Lettuce, Speckles
SNV8082 |  | Organic Lettuce, Black Seeded Simpson
SNV8083 |  | Organic Lettuce, Buttercrunch
SNV8084 |  | Organic Lettuce, Gourmet Mix
SNV8085 |  | Organic Lettuce, Merveille des 4 Saisons
SNV8087 |  | Organic Lettuce, Parris Island Cos
SNV8090 |  | Organic Lettuce, Rouge d'Hiver
SNV8091 |  | Organic Lettuce, Green Salad Bowl
SNV8092 |  | Organic Lettuce, Red Salad Bowl
SNV8093 |  | Organic Lettuce, Dark Lolla Rosa
SNV8236 |  | Organic Lettuce, Red Oakleaf
SNV8241 |  | Organic Lettuce, Rubin
SNV8242 |  | Organic Lettuce, Silvia Red Romaine
SNV8243 |  | Organic Lettuce, Summer Bibb
SNV8244 |  | Organic Lettuce, Iceberg Superior
SNV8273 |  | Organic Lettuce, Garden Mix
SNV8396 |  | Organic Lettuce, Michelle
SNV8397 |  | Organic Lettuce, Tricolored Romaine Mix
SNV8398 |  | Organic Lettuce, Garden Mix (1/4 lb)
SNV5484 |  | Organic Lettuce, Michelle (1 oz)
SNV5485 |  | Organic Lettuce, Tricolored Romaine Mix (1 oz)
SNV5486 |
 | Organic Onion, Valencia
SNV8334 |  | Organic Onion, Rossa Di Milano
SNV8333 |  | Organic Onion, Torpedo Red Bottle
SNV8332 |  | Organic Leek, Varna
SNV8330 |  | Organic Onion, Walla Walla
SNV8104 |  | Organic Onion, Evergreen Bunching
SNV8106 |  | Organic Leek, American Flag (1 oz)
SNV5176 |  | Organic Leek, American Flag
SNV8072 |  | Organic Onion, Yellow Cippolini
SNV8401 |  | Organic Onion, Yellow Cippolini (1 oz)
SNV5489 |
 | Organic Radish, White Beauty
SNV8335 |  | Organic Radish, Cherry Belle
SNV8142 |  | Organic Radish, China Rose
SNV8143 |  | Organic Radish, French Breakfast
SNV8144 |  | Organic Radish, White Icicle
SNV8147 |  | Organic Radish, German Giant
SNV8231 |  | Organic Radish, Pink Beauty
SNV8234 |  | Organic Radish, Sparkler
SNV8235 |  | Organic Radish, Easter Egg Mix
SNV8365 |  | Organic Radish, Watermelon (1 oz)
SNV5498 |
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April 5, 2012 - Charlotte from Peaceful Valley
In our Seedling Care video, Tricia shows how to grow healthy seedlings. Here’s more information on how to keep your seedlings from damping off. WHAT IS DAMPING OFF? “Damping off” is the…
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March 30, 2012 - Charlotte from Peaceful Valley
In all the excitement of starting your tomato seeds, don’t forget about the accommodating “shoulder seasons” in your edible garden. Spring and fall are easy times to grow. Plant now!…
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March 15, 2012 - Charlotte from Peaceful Valley
Soil blocks let you germinate seeds and grow seedlings all in one spot When you grow with seed blocks there are no seed trays, no shifting to pots, and minimal risk of transplant shock. How can you do…
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July 28, 2011 - GrowOrganic
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February 28, 2011 - Charlotte from Peaceful Valley
Seed starting is easier than you think. There’s nothing to be afraid of if you follow our simple steps. A lot of gardeners will back away slowly when the conversation turns to seed trays and heating…
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February 24, 2011 - Charlotte from Peaceful Valley
Our video on Seedling Care shows how Tricia grows her seedlings with proper light and fertilizer. Then she transplants her seedlings from trays to pots, and hardens them off before planting them outdoors.…
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February 24, 2011 - GrowOrganic
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February 8, 2011 - Andrew
With the recent warm spell of the past week and a half, at my house, we are in full swing production of seedling transplants in order to plant as soon as the last frost date occurs. The weather has been…
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October 2, 2009 - Amber
I know everybody is just coming down from the busy-ness of the Summer gardening season, especially for you hard working people still canning and processing (tomato sauce, apple sauce, pear sauce, whatever…
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March 6, 2009 - Autumn from Peaceful Valley
On Pattie’s first attempt at starting seeds she had instant success thanks to the guidance of Peaceful Valley employee, Janet (since retired). Here’s how she did it: “The most important thing…
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