Re: Is it too early or too late?

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• Subject: Re: Is it too early or too late?
• From: d*@starrwings.com (Dara)
• Date: Wed, 08 Apr 1998 19:04:59 GMT
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Richard Callwood III <richard.callwood@UVI.EDU> wrote:

>>"Bart Walls" <bmwalls@memphisonline.com> wrote:
>>>Okra (Clemson Spineless #80)
>>Absolutely no idea.
>
>Okra is a tropical plant, so you need to wait until all danger of frost is
>past. 
>As to when that is, Dara would know better than i.

For my area (western NC zone 6/7) it is May 10th.
Not sure what it is for my particular micro environment, as recently,
the local towns got down to 26 F where it only got to about 34 F here,
and has done so all winter.

Dara


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