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After much searching, I've found this document that tells amounts to plant
for family of 4, plus a sample layout. Thought others might be interested: http://eesc.oregonstate.edu/agcomweb...dmat/EC871.pdf |
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from "Mel" contains these words: After much searching, I've found this document that tells amounts to plant for family of 4, plus a sample layout. Thought others might be interested: http://eesc.oregonstate.edu/agcomweb...dmat/EC871.pdf This is an interesting chart but perhaps open to question. Unless you want a freezer full of sweetcorn, the amount given seems very generous (about 100 plants it seems) given that the season is comparatively short and you usually get two cobs from each plant. On the other hand I would grow far more leeks than given here. They suggest a 10' row but this is only about 30+ plants on their spacing. The season is a long one through the winter when there is less available than when sweetcorn matures and I would grow three or four times their amount. I would also grow more brussel sprouts as these and leeks are my mainstay from about October to March. I guess the proportions given reflect American tastes but also that there will also be a lot of variation in eating habits from any one family to another. Janet G |
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