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Mr_Yan
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I have garlic that will be out of the ground really soon as well as just cleared out a row of snap peas and now have several square feet needing to be filled. One 3'x3' in ground bed and about 16 square feet in a raised bed.
Typically up here we have a lite frost in mid to late September, average first hard frost is Oct 10 - 15, and expect 8 to 10 inches of snow to have come and gone by New Years.
What can I still get going at this point?
We have been really liking cooked greens but have kale (red russian and blue dwarf), bright lights chard, and fordhook chard going and I hope the collards are taking hold now too. We have three broccoli plants and have just harvested main heads from two of them.
I was thinking maybe a mix of beets, carrots, spinach, and lettuce.
Anyone think there's enough time to get a worth while crop of snow or snap peas going?
Anything I'm just clearly missing from the possible list?
I have yet to do well on a fall garden.
Typically up here we have a lite frost in mid to late September, average first hard frost is Oct 10 - 15, and expect 8 to 10 inches of snow to have come and gone by New Years.
What can I still get going at this point?
We have been really liking cooked greens but have kale (red russian and blue dwarf), bright lights chard, and fordhook chard going and I hope the collards are taking hold now too. We have three broccoli plants and have just harvested main heads from two of them.
I was thinking maybe a mix of beets, carrots, spinach, and lettuce.
Anyone think there's enough time to get a worth while crop of snow or snap peas going?
Anything I'm just clearly missing from the possible list?
I have yet to do well on a fall garden.