Back Yard Bounty 3 Flashcards

1
Q

Never plant a root crop after

A

A root crop

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2
Q

Good for a cool fall garden

A

Kale

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3
Q

Pea variety that do well in fall

A

Sugar peas

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4
Q

Carrots can be grown all winter by

A

Burying in a thick mulch

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5
Q

Good spray for insects

A

Onion, garlic clove, hot pepper in a quart of water

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6
Q

Cut off tops of green bean plants when tops begin to yellow so

A

Bear more beans at base of plant

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7
Q

Picking beans everyday will help the plant

A

Keep producing

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8
Q

Try not to pick beans right after rain or watering because

A

Wet plants might break

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9
Q

Plant (3) up to 6 weeks before expected frost

A

Lettuce

Spinach

Radishes

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10
Q

Green spots on potatoes are

A

Poisonous

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11
Q

How to make stinging nettle tea

A

Cover nettles with water, let rot for a week

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12
Q

Stinging nettle tea can be used for (2)

A

Fertilizer

Bug spray

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13
Q

Blossom-end rot caused by

A

Uneven water absorption

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14
Q

_ can prevent blossom-end rot

A

Thick layer of mulch

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15
Q

Working in a layer of wood ash helps

A

Combat blossom-end rot

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16
Q

The more foliage tomatoes have, the less

A

Chance tomatoes will crack

17
Q

If losing tomato plants to disease

A

Pull up and destroy sick vines

18
Q

If you see knots on the roots of stunted tomato plants you probably have

A

A nematode problem

19
Q

Cure nematode problem by

A

Planting strong smelling marigolds around plamts