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Sharon begins the season reading the West Coast Seeds catalogue.
She digs over-wintered leaf mulch and compost into her beds.
She also fertilizes her garden beds with an organic fertilizer.
Some plants she seeds directly into the beds, beans for example.
Beans, beets, radishes, peas, potatoes, and oriental vegetables are planted in this way.
Here she seeds a salad mix named Mesclun.
This Mesclun mix includes a variety of salad greens.
She seeds some plants indoors in flats. First she adds sifted compost.
She then adds a mix of vermiculite and bedding soil.
Sharon begins the season reading the West Coast Seeds catalogue.
Sharon begins the season reading the West Coast Seeds catalogue.
Sharon begins the season reading the West Coast Seeds catalogue.
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