Is it too late to plant Winter squash from seed?

14 years ago

Darn it - I forgot completely! Is it too late in my area? Uh-oh, I dont think I will be able to buy any seeds anywhere. Does anyone have some to share? What can I swap you for it from my list? THanks all.

Here is a link that might be useful: my trade list

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cannadoit
14 years ago
I think we are in the same zone and according to the Clemson website you can still plant your second round of summer squash seeds for fall from July 1-July 20th...so I think you are okay.

Good luck on a trade for some seeds!! :O)
token28001
14 years ago
Lowe's still has their seeds out in all NC stores. My seed squash are still on the bush waiting until it ripens completely.
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Is it too late to plant Winter squash from seed?

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