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Four Season Vegetable Gardening
ermccarthy

Sowing in the Heat

17 years ago

So I moved to San Antonio in the fall of last year. I had a great producing garden, but now just about everything is harvested, and the garden is looking very bare.

I am looking for suggestions for things I can plant now, that will tolerate the heat (we are normally hoovering around 100 degrees right now) and that will quick to produce, as I am planning a fall garden to be sowed in late September.

PLEASE.....I really would love some suggestions.

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