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Diane's Greenhouse

WE HOPE YOU FEEL, A LITTLE MORE LIKE A PRO, AT THE END OF EACH SEASON

WE HOPE YOU FEEL, A LITTLE MORE LIKE A PRO, AT THE END OF EACH SEASONWE HOPE YOU FEEL, A LITTLE MORE LIKE A PRO, AT THE END OF EACH SEASON

VEGETABLES and FRUITS 2021

Helpful Hint:

Add a 3 gallon bucket of Mushroom compost to each vegetable plant. Also, mulch with a 1-2” layer. You’ll be amazed with the results. Less disease and more fruits! 

Helpful Hint:

Many people have problems with tomato blight during summer. We have found, if the ground stays consistently moist, you can probably eliminate chances of blight. To help keep the ground moist, add 2 ice cream buckets full of mushroom compost or vegetables, and mix into soil well. Plant your tomatoes very deep, only leaving a few leaves showing above ground. 

We also mulch fruits and vegetables with a 2” layer of mushroom compost. You can use leaves, or something that does not attract heat. If you use grass clippings, mix in some leaves, to help loosen up the grass clippings. We use a soaker hose. So we will turn on the hose for about 8 hours. But we have low water pressure. When it gets very hot, we will turn on the hose once every five days. 

DO NOT USE GRASS CLIPPINGS ON YOUR GARDEN IF YOU HAVE USED WEED KILLER ON YOUR LAWN!!! 

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MUSHROOM COMPOST VIDEO

Compost

ASPARAGUS

Jersey Giant​


BROCCOLI CABBAGE

All Season's

Stone head


CAULIFLOWER

Snow Crown


CELERY CUCUMBERS

Bush

Diva

Pickles

Market more

Sweet Success

Taurus


EGGPLANT

Ichitan

Satin Beauty


HORSERADISH MELON

Cantaloupe

Honeydew

Summer Flavor 


ONIONS

Highlander

Redwing

Sweet Spanish

Walla Walla


PEPPERS

Banana

Better Bell

Habanero

Jalapeno

Orange Bell

Red Bell

Poblano

Tabasco

Yellow Bell

POTATOES

Kennebec

Red

Yukon Gold


SQUASH

Acorn

Buttercut

Butternut

Spaghetti

Zucchini Yellow Squash

Zucchini Green Squash


TOMATOES

Better Boy

Big Beef

Big boy

Brandywine

Bush

Celebrity

Cherry

Early Girl

Grape

Health Kick

Jet star

La  Roma

Lemon Boy

Patio

Rutgers


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