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Mid-Atlantic Gardening
bryanbalt

Broccoli and Cauliflower

BryanBalt
10 years ago

So should I ditch either? They all have heads, but the forecast for the next 10 days: 91,90,85,80 all the way through next week.

I am not seeing any signs of flowering, but I'd like to get something else there if possible.

Next year they are going in earlier. I did not transplants in until Mid April and I think I need them to go in before the end of March.

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