Part Three: Plant SpecificsChapter 15. Culture Clues 255 Artichoke, Globe — Asparagus — Beans — Beets — Broccoli — Brussels Sprouts — Cabbage — Cantaloupe (See Melons) — Carrots — Cauliflower — Celery — Chard, Swiss — Corn, Sweet — Cucumbers — Currants — Eggplant — Endive — Herbs — Jerusalem Artichokes — Kale — Kohlrabi — Lettuce — Melons — Onions — Parsley — Parsnips — Peas — Peppers — Potatoes — Pumpkins — Radishes — Raspberries — Rhubarb — Rutabagas — Spinach — New Zealand Spinach — Squash — Strawberries — Tomatoes — Turnips — Watermelon — Zucchini (see Squash) AppendicesAppendix A: Charts and Helps for the GardenerPlanting Guide Companion Planting Guide Plants that Attract Beneficial Insects General Repellent Crops Specific Repellents Table of Optimum pH Ranges Plant Nutrients in Manure Micronutrients in Manure Composition of Fish By-products. Seed Sources for Northern Varieties (includes web sites) Early Seed Starting Dates Storage Table for Alaska Vegetables Zone Maps Hardiness Regions of Alaska USDA Hardiness Regions of Alaska Fan Capacity Chart Herb Chart Appendix B: Alaska Cooperative Extension Recommended Variety ListsInterior Alaska Garden Vegetables Greenhouse Vegetables Fruit Southcentral Alaska Vegetables Greenhouse Vegetables Small Fruits Tree Fruits Southeast Alaska Garden Vegetables Greenhouse Vegetables Appendix C: Addresses Alaska Cooperative Extension Offices Addresses for Polyethylene Films Index (17 pages of it!) |