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Any veggies I can plant this late?

14 years ago

I have a small area in my garden available and was wondering if there were any veggies anyone can recommend that I can plant this late in the season?

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gldno1
14 years ago
Here is a link from MU that I find very useful.

Toward the end of it are the planting dates for different zones in Missouri. Be sure to look at the map to find which planting zone you are in.

Here is a link that might be useful: Planting Guide for Missouri MU
helenh
14 years ago
The fall time for lettuce is now. Thanks
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Susy
14 years ago
My newsletter from Missouri Environment and Gardens has an article on fall vegetables; also a September Calendar. See link below.

Here is a link that might be useful: Fall Vegetables
teeandcee
Original Author
14 years ago
Thanks for the two links. They'll be a big help.

Lettuce?? I assumed it was too hot for lettuce right now, but I'm delighted I can plant some. It's my favorite veggie.
helenh
14 years ago
tee I planted some last year and had some salads out of it, but it rained last year. It depends on the weather. Others would know more about what to do for success.

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