Grass Valley Wilderness - The expansive Grass Valley covers nearly three-fourths of this Wilderness and ranks as its primary topographical feature. The area lies fairly flat, w...
For more tips, click this article and learn how to grow broccoli in containers. Broccoli is very well suited to container life and is a cool weather crop that you can plant in late summer or autumn and still get to eat. For more tips, click this article and learn how to grow broccoli in containers.
Broccoli prefers fertile, well-drained, moisture-retentive soil. When the young broccoli plants are 10-15cm (4-6in) high transplant indoor grown plants to their growing positions, leaving 45cm (18in) between them. Before lifting the plants, water them well and water well again after transplanting. Thin directly-sown broccoli to 30cm (1ft) apart. Water every 10-14 days in dry periods.