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Re: What To Plant


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>Along with lots of other people I am planning my square foot garden for 
this
>year. I am looking for suggestions on what to plant after I have picked 
my
>peas. I plant an early crop of peas and then a fall crop. I hate to 
leave
>the area unused in between the two crops. I already grow beets, 
carrots,
>onions, egg plant, tomatoes, zukes, cukes, summer squash, broccoli, 
green
>beans, and lima beans. I need something that would mature before I need 
to
>plant my fall crop of peas. I am located in zone 5, SLC, UT.
>
>Thanks
>Dick
>
>How about French Crisp lettuce.  If you had some 5-6 week transplants 
ready, they would have time to mature.  You could even sow your fall 
peas inbetween the lettuce.  The french crisps seem to do fairly well in 
the summer.  They do well in Massachusetts; although we do not get 
really long term heat waves, we do get periods of a week or two of high 
eighties and into the nineties.  I have used Sierra & Nevada;  both are 
really tasty.  Small seed pkts are available from Pinetree Garden Seeds 
fairly reasonably (I think I paid .90 per pkt.  Another lettuce which 
has a reputation for doing fairly well in the heat is Merveille de 
Quatre Saisons.  Never have grown it (Not actually true;  grew it last 
year, but the woodchucks, not I, ate it.

Bill Mckay
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