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Upstate New York

Second round of planting?

17 years ago

Okay, folks, I'm still trying to get used to being back in zone 5. Are people planting "fall crops" right now? Do you just direct seed? And what are y'all putting in? I thought I saw a thread on this, but can't seem to find it.

Thanks,

Mountainsong in central New York

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kareen
17 years ago
I did a search on fall plantings and came up with this but there were a lot more , some specific to zone. You might try calling your county Cornell Cooperative Extension also.
Hope this helps. Kareen

Here is a link that might be useful: Fall planting dates
mountainsong
Original Author
17 years ago
Thank you, Kareen. I will plant this out and save it. And I do need to remember to use Cornell Cooperative Extension, now that I'm back "in town" (or actually, in-state!)

Mountainsong
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