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Re: Another Fall Planting question

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Kristina --

>Dumb question--but here goes.  Do nurseries sell veggie transplants for fall 
>planting--broccoli, cabbage, etc?  

Oh, thank you. Someone ELSE thinks they have a dumb question. What a relief.
(We *dumb question* folks have to stick together.)   ;-)

I personally haven't seen any around, but then I can't say I've got all that
many *good* nurseries near me either. 

>I think I'm probably too late to 
>direct-sow seeds here in zone 7 (northern VA), but I could be wrong about 
>that.

Well, I'm in Zone 7b and I figured back from our last frost date, and
direct-sowed earlier this week some carrots, bush beans, alaska peas, zukes,
garlic (from the supermarket, some which had started to sprout on me
anyway), and turnips. And started some seeds inside for cabbage,
cauliflower, broccoli and kale. Way late, but who knows? Worth a try, I
thought. The kale ought to be okay no matter what. If you've got the seeds
(or can get them quick), go for it! 

Patricia S.
Zone 7b, West Georgia


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