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California Gardening
some_homebody

Late bird

9 years ago

Oh, man. Here it is, Nov. 13, and I haven't planted my cool weather veggies.

I have six empty raised beds and a lovely selection of cool-weather heirloom seeds, still in their packets.

Is there any hope of getting kale, carrots, et al, if I sow the seeds now?

I'm in Long Beach, Calif.


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