How to Plant Parsnips
Prepare the site., Lay a piece of string on the soil as a guide to make sure you dig the row in a straight line., Use a cane, or other tool, to dig a narrow hole that you will place the seeds in., Using a hoe, gently cover the seeds with soil., If...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Prepare the site.
Loosen the soil with a fork and remove any weeds or large stones.
Use a rake to create a level surface.
Use the head of the rake to lightly press down the soil and lightly rake the surface once more. -
Step 2: Lay a piece of string on the soil as a guide to make sure you dig the row in a straight line.
You will also want to lay a plank of wood next to the line that you just made.
Line the plank of wood up right next to the line that was formed by laying the string out as a guide. , The narrow hole that you are digging should ideally be about 1 centimeter (0.4 in) deep in length. , Then, using the head of the metal rake, lightly firm the soil. , The soil should be kept moist and free of weeds throughout the growing season. , Push the sides of the fabric into the soil, or fix it in place with canes.
Remove the barrier when the seeds germinate and the plants are visible through the soil. -
Step 3: Use a cane
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Step 4: or other tool
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Step 5: to dig a narrow hole that you will place the seeds in.
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Step 6: Using a hoe
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Step 7: gently cover the seeds with soil.
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Step 8: If the soil is dry
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Step 9: water the seeds in.
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Step 10: To protect your plants from late frosts in Spring
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Step 11: build a frame to cover the drills.
Detailed Guide
Loosen the soil with a fork and remove any weeds or large stones.
Use a rake to create a level surface.
Use the head of the rake to lightly press down the soil and lightly rake the surface once more.
You will also want to lay a plank of wood next to the line that you just made.
Line the plank of wood up right next to the line that was formed by laying the string out as a guide. , The narrow hole that you are digging should ideally be about 1 centimeter (0.4 in) deep in length. , Then, using the head of the metal rake, lightly firm the soil. , The soil should be kept moist and free of weeds throughout the growing season. , Push the sides of the fabric into the soil, or fix it in place with canes.
Remove the barrier when the seeds germinate and the plants are visible through the soil.
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