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jimfnc

too late for sweet corn?

13 years ago

Is it too late to try sweet corn (zone 7a - 1st frost is 80 days. Rasied beds, full sun. Packet says 75 days..
This is a donation garden, and we had several beds of zuchinni we had to pull up - lots of rain and the white powdery stuff killed them. Looking for other crops (already planning lettuce, carrots, beets, beans,collards)

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