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House Digest on MSNThe Disadvantages Of Growing These 9 Plants Near OkraCompanion planting has many benefits, but if you want your okra plants to flourish and produce abundant harvests, keep them ...
Okra also can be grown from seed; the germination rate is better if the seeds are soaked overnight. Baker Creek is a good source for heritage seeds.
Okra (Hibiscus esculentus) is a warm-weather crop whose seeds should be planted now. As a member of the Hibiscus genus, you might be expecting attractive flowers, and you will not be disappointed ...
Okra thrives in the heat - both in the garden and in the kitchen. As the merciless summer sun beats down, okra plants produce pod after pod, giving home cooks pounds of produce to prepare or preserve.
Okra seedlings should emerge between seven and 10 days. After the seedlings have hardened some (about a week should do), thin the plants by clipping all but one plant in each cluster.
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Daily Democrat on MSNTwin brothers grow okra in the Central ValleyTwin brothers Andrew and Eric Walker, owners of Farmboy Organics, a three-acre farm in Yolo County, have grown a modest plot ...
Chris Smith, author of “The Whole Okra,” and the operator of Utopian Seed Project’s experimental farm near Asheville, North Carolina, wants to save the world with okra.
The seeds of okra, too, are edible in their early stages. As the pods turn woody, the seeds within also start to change colour, while becoming inedible and comparatively harder.
Once you start picking okra, you have to keep up because it grows fast. Skip a day and the pods may already be too big and tough for cooking purposes. If you pick them at just the right time, when ...
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