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Four Season Vegetable Gardening
kristie8888

planted Oct 7 what will survive?

kristie8888
19 years ago

Im in zone 8 and planted the following on oct 7.

Parsnips

Carrots

Beets

Spinach

Cabbage

Will the beets continue to grow in the cold and be available to eat during winter? Or will I have to overwinter them and let them finish growing when it warms up?

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