Cantaloupe (Muskmelon) Seeds Go Under Lights Wednesday
Do this: Start seed 3 weeks before transplant day (Aug 19). Why: Transplants get a head start so you pick sooner.
Texas grows its own. Here is today's job.
Do this: Start seed 3 weeks before transplant day (Aug 19). Why: Transplants get a head start so you pick sooner.
Do this: Sow seed or set transplants 0.25" deep, 12" apart, rows 36" apart. Why: Plant today, first harvest around Sep 22.
Do this: Start seed 3 weeks before transplant day (Aug 19). Why: Transplants get a head start so you pick sooner.
Do this: Opens Aug 19. Get seed and bed space lined up now.
Do this: Opens Aug 19. Get seed and bed space lined up now.
Do this: Opens Aug 19. Get seed and bed space lined up now.
Do this: Opens Aug 19. Get seed and bed space lined up now.
Do this: Opens Aug 19. Get seed and bed space lined up now.
Do this: Opens Aug 19. Get seed and bed space lined up now.
Do this: Opens Aug 19. Get seed and bed space lined up now.
Do this: Opens Aug 19. Get seed and bed space lined up now.
Do this: Opens Aug 19. Get seed and bed space lined up now.
Do this: Opens Aug 19. Get seed and bed space lined up now.
Do this: Opens Aug 19. Get seed and bed space lined up now.
Do this: Opens Aug 19. Get seed and bed space lined up now.
Do this: Opens Aug 19. Get seed and bed space lined up now.
Do this: Add fresh mulch where it has thinned out to keep soil cool and moist in the heat.
Do this: Put today's harvest on the scale and log the pounds before it hits the kitchen.
Do this: Multiply this week's tomato pounds by the USDA retail price per pound to see what you saved.
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