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07-11-2015, 02:10 AM
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Winter Cover?
On 11/01/2015 04:20 PM, Derald wrote:
Davej wrote: What to plant in a garden over the Winter? I plant onion seeds Sept-Oct. to have transplants in Dec-Jan. From now 'til late February, I can plant: broccoli (frequently a waste of time—too warm); broccoli raab (rapini) beets; Brussel's sprouts (usually a waste of time—too warm); cabbage; cannabis; cauliflower; collards; kale; mustard greens; spinach; turnips; Swiss chard (silver beets); peas; marjoram; thyme; parsley; sage; oregano; bok choy; celery (frequently a waste of time—too warm); carrots; open head lettuce; crisp head lettuce (usually a waste of time, though—too warm) potatoes; maybe more that I can't recall off-hand. How cold do your nights get? |
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