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fall/winter garden

19 years ago

What can i start planting now for some winter vegs? spinach.. turnips greens.. ??? thanks Tom

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girlgroupgirl
19 years ago
If you open up your email (go to member pages below, and change it so that nobody can see your email address, but can email you through the forms provided here), I can send you a page of veggies to plant for winter, and when you can start them.
I just taught a class today in fall/winter veggie gardening!

girlgroupgirl
rosiew
19 years ago
GGG, how about posting your list for all of us to read!

And I have I link to offer you, Tom. August 1 issue of the Market Bulletin has a 2007 Planting Schedule for Selected Fall Vegetables. Link below, hopefully.

HTH,
Rosie in Sugar Hill

Here is a link that might be useful: Fall Vegetables Planting Schedule
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mkalev
17 years ago
The link is not working- is it possible (girlgroupgirl) that you could email me the list- Many Thanks
girlgroupgirl
17 years ago
mkalev,
The only way I can email you is via the method I listed above to get the link working.

GGG
jmzms
17 years ago
GGG,
I agree with Rosie. Can you post it here for all of us? If not, I would love an email from you!
~Michelle

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