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highly quality vegetables.
Fine seeded crops which produce relatively small plants like beet, carrot, kohlrabi, leek, radish, Swiss chard and turnips, may be scattered thinly in a band about 4 inches wide. The young seedlings may be thinned to a double row, or band of scattered plants to secure optimum yields.
Large seeds like beans and com may be dropped about twice as close together as the suggested distance between plants, and thinned later to the desired spacing.
The earliest crop of broccoli, cabbage, cucumber, eggplant, muskme
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