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Growing Eggplant in Home Gardens (Home Garden Series)
Eggplant is a warm-season crop and requires a longer growing season. It’s not difficult to grow eggplant in Washington gardens, but gardeners need to know the basics of this warm-weather plant for a s ...
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Growing Kiwi Fruit
Good sources of Vitamin C, kiwifruit grow on vines, and will survive in the Northwest. Authors provide an evaluation of kiwi species they have tested. Site selection, vineyard planting and establishme ...
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Growing Parsnips in Western Washington
Flies, worms, cankers, and cracking: these are common problems afflicting parsnips. So, what are the best management practices? Find out here! ...
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Growing Wasabi in the Pacific Northwest
Wasabi has potential for high returns for small-acreage growers. This pub details proven growing methods and requirements for a successful Wasabi crop.
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Growing Wheat in Western Washington
Wheat has been grown in western Washington since settlement began in the mid 1800's. Newly developed varieties resistant to stripe rust have now greatly increased the potential for successful wheat pr ...
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Growing Winegrapes in Maritime Western Washington (Replaces EB2001)
There are many aspects to consider in order to be successful at growing grapes in the maritime climate areas of the Pacific Northwest. Quality winegrapes can be grown in western Washington, provided ...
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Hard Cider Production & Orchard Management in the Pacific Northwest
This is the PDF Download of PNW621 (9.7 MB).
Making hard cider for both commercial and private enjoyment is the target of renewed interest in areas that are well suited to growing apples.
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Hard Cider Production and Orchard Management in the Pacific Northwest
Making hard cider for both commercial and private enjoyment is the target of renewed interest in areas that are well suited to growing apples. This manual provides basic information on the many consi ...
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Haymaking on the Westside/Farming West of the Cascades Series
Reality indicates good quality hay can be produced on the west side of Washington State with proper knowledge, skills, equipment, storage, and perhaps a bit of luck. Aside from luck, this publicaiton ...
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