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Grow after pumpkins or winter squash?

15 years ago

I'm looking for something to plant after tearing out my pumpkins, gold rush squash and spaghetti squash? I searched the Internet but can't seem to find anything. I figured someone here would surely know. I'm kinda new to gardening and am still asking lots of questions. Thanks in advance.

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Macmex
15 years ago
If you still have a couple of months of warmth ahead you have lots of options: cowpeas (southern peas), beans or even zucchini come to mind. Here in Oklahoma it's time to plant cabbage and turnips for a fall crop.

George
Tahlequah, OK
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