Permaculture Edibles 3

Question 1

Sunniest spot for

Answer 1

Tomatoes

Question 2

Tomato good for canning, drying, oven roasting

Answer 2

San Marino

Question 3

Roma tomatoes are good for

Answer 3

Sauces/salsas

Question 4

Early girl tomatoes good for

Answer 4

Slicing (burgers)

Question 5

Always separate hot and sweet peppers to

Answer 5

Avoid cross pollination

Question 6

Plant _ underneath peppers (2)

Answer 6

Annual greens/heat loving herbs (basil)

Question 7

Will be in the ground for many months

Answer 7

Peppers

Question 8

Peppers can be a part of _ layer in food forest (2)

Answer 8

Ground

Vine (if trellised)

Question 9

Ideal for trellising

Answer 9

Cucumbers

Question 10

Because they like to spread _ call for a lot of room

Answer 10

Squash plants

Question 11

Squash can be grown in

Answer 11

Hugelkultur bed

Question 12

Can be grown in slightly wild zone of garden

Answer 12

Squash plants

Question 13

To keep squash from rotting while growing

Answer 13

Place on wood boards or beds of straw

Question 14

Best squash for Midwest

Answer 14

Buttercup

Question 15

Squash for small spaces

Answer 15

A bush acorn squash

Question 16

To help corn grow

Answer 16

Bury fish heads/bones in a mound and plant corn on top

Question 17

Corn is a heavy feeder which means

Answer 17

Benefits from extra nutrients

Question 18

If not using fish bones

Answer 18

Feed corn plants weekly with liquid fertilizer

Question 19

Corn variety for Midwest

Answer 19

Painted hill sweet corn

Question 20

Corn good for short growing seasons/cool spring soil

Answer 20

Painted hill sweet corn