next year

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• Subject: next year
• From: J*@aol.com
• Date: Thu, 17 Jul 1997 12:43:47 -0400 (EDT)
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I am eagerly planning the 1998 garden.  My sister has a tiered area that the
previous owner had gardened extensively (flowers, etc.)  It has been
overgrown for years and we are clearing it for shrubs on top, then some
perennials and a large vegetable and herb garden area on the bottom.

The area gets sun for most of the day.  I was wondering if there is anything
left for us to plant there, as a start, this season.  I know we could fall
sow some veggies for what is usually a second crop.  But if we get some in
now, what would anyone suggest?  It is very hot right now, so that leaves out
the lettuces.

Also, please, e-mail me privately if you have landscaping suggestions.  This
is turning into a major project, and I don't have all the experience I need.

Judy
Zone 5/6
central New York
Jalust@aol.com

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