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Re: List of fall crops

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Bush beans, turnpis, garlic?

Patricia
Zone 7b, West Georgia




At 12:46 PM 8/27/99 -0600, you wrote:
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>At 02:07 PM 8/27/99 -0400, you wrote:
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>>Hi all,
>>
>>This year I have 6 squares to plant for fall, for a total of 96 square feet. 
>>I'm surprised to say this, but I have a whole square that I need ideas for.
>>
>>Here's what I'm planning so far:
>>
>>sugar snap peas
>>snow peas
>>lettuce
>>spinach
>>kale
>>cabbage
>>cauliflower
>>broccoli
>>swiss chard
>>collards
>>
>>Does anyone have anything to add to my list of possible fall crops?
>>
>>Also, I still have basil, peppers, tomatoes, and zinnias. Do you all
>recommend 
>>letting them keep going, or is it best to reclaim those squares for fall
>crops? 
>>The tomatoes are looking scraggly and toppling over the trellis, but still 
>>bearing a few fruits. The basil, peppers, and zinnias are still going
>strong. 
>>Any opinions appreciated. Thanks!
>>
>>Elizabeth
>>Cary, NC, USA, Zone 7b
>>
>The basil will kick the bucket just below 40 degrees. You could cover
>tomatoes and peppers and keep them going or dig them and bring them inside.
>Depends on whether your tomatoes are better than supermarket tomatoes and
>how much you love tomatoes. Pepper plants are more compact.
>
>One thing you could plant would be fava beans. They're frost tolerant.
>Maybe beets, swiss chard, winter lettuce. Margaret L
>
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