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0:00 Intro
2:12 Celery
5:51 Kale/Chard
8:53 Summer Squash
12:23 Parsley
15:30 Lettuce
17:51 How much time this takes
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Very good advice. Great you like Charles Dowding’s approach. Parsley is a biennial so will seed in year two if you can over winter it.
Because celery takes soooo long from seed to planting, I buy plugs from a nursery.
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