Got here 11/06 and have been lurking for a bit between NC and Veggie Forums trying to figure out what to plant when and what I need to plant it in for even the smallest, veggie/flower/bird gardens.
Thought I was going to have the garden of my dreams this year with no worries about weather!!! Now, I am embarrassed to admit I never considered the heat and humidity in NC would do anything but help the veggies I had always grown in CT and upper NYS (as long as I watered/fertilized!!) Never mind that my new yard is 100% sand and pine straw and what grows in just sand?
Now I realize I have NO IDEA when to even sow veggie seeds outside or put in transplants, when to expect them to die back or off and what will even be productive here in which season! (I have figured out that the 30' X 2' X 1.5' raised concrete/brick bed around patio should be filled with pine fines/soil conditioner and covered with pine straw mulch.)
Anyone willing to help a newbie with some ideal planting/harvest/survival dates for 2007 picking (purchased TPÂs or ground sown seeds) for just herbs, tomatoes, salad veggies, beans, squash, broccoli, turnips (and, dare I ask? "Does white, sweet corn like Country Gentleman or Silver Queen even make it here without going to starch?" (The corn should/would have a separate patch of its own for space/yield.)
OB
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