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Fall Garden

21 years ago

Has anyone started their Fall garden? I was out there this morning to clean up and to get ready, but I just could NOT stand the heat. It is hotter than 40 hells. So when DO I start? I think I am going to start some seeds indoors now. It is all I can do at the moment. TOO hot!

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girlgroupgirl
21 years ago
Goaster, I have my seeds out and already started. They actually are doing great in this hotter 'en hades heat! Snaps, assorted greens I use for ornamentals, and other perennials/biennials from seed. Pick a shady location that they can get some air circulation and they should do fine!

GGG
goatster
Original Author
21 years ago
That is an idea I could plant the transplantable types in the shade and just move them to some sun later on! Thanks I will try my cabbage in some shade and see what happens.
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