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		<title>By: Pogo</title>
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		<description>[I just backread all of the entries since my last visit in ~December.  I decided against commenting on such old posts.]

Your corn looks to be too close together.  Before they get to be six feet tall, they&#039;ll need more root space.  I would try to separate the seedlings a bit while they are small.

Also, radishes make lots of seeds.  If you let a couple go, you&#039;ll have more than you know what to do with.  When my seed turned over, however, future generations weren&#039;t as good at development nor did they taste quite as good as the first generation.  When I had a balcony garden in Seattle, I was able to get three crops a summer out of radishes.  So plant again now!  The midsummer crop (#2) was the weakest, probably because of the heat.

Thanks for teaching me about the carrots hating stones and spinach hating the summer sun.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[I just backread all of the entries since my last visit in ~December.  I decided against commenting on such old posts.]</p>
<p>Your corn looks to be too close together.  Before they get to be six feet tall, they&#8217;ll need more root space.  I would try to separate the seedlings a bit while they are small.</p>
<p>Also, radishes make lots of seeds.  If you let a couple go, you&#8217;ll have more than you know what to do with.  When my seed turned over, however, future generations weren&#8217;t as good at development nor did they taste quite as good as the first generation.  When I had a balcony garden in Seattle, I was able to get three crops a summer out of radishes.  So plant again now!  The midsummer crop (#2) was the weakest, probably because of the heat.</p>
<p>Thanks for teaching me about the carrots hating stones and spinach hating the summer sun.</p>
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