Vegetables – Is Depth Important?
Q: Is there a guide about the depth of planting vegetable seeds? I need to know how deep to plant different vegetables.
A: A general rule of thumb is to plant seeds an inch deep. The soil is warm at that depth and the seedling have enough soil in which to form anchor roots. I have a collection of UGA vegetable gardening publications plus a full chart of seed planting depths at http://www.walterreeves.com/food-gardening/uga-vegetable-gardening-publications/.
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Leyland Cypress – Branches Dying
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Tree Stump – Use As A Planter
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Boxwood – Variety Without Odor
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Fescue – Seeding vs. Using a Pre-emergent
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Growing Globe Artichokes
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Leyland Cypress – Branches Dying
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Oak galls
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Good Trees to Grow in Georgia
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Raspberries – ‘Heritage’ and ‘Boyne’
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Bearded Iris – Dividing
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