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Fall Vegetable Gardening

July 9, 2025 by Carol O

By planning and planting a fall vegetable garden it is possible to have fresh vegetables up to and even past the first frosts. At the time when retail vegetable prices are on the rise, you can be reaping large and varied harvests from your still-productive garden site. Many varieties of vegetables can be planted in midsummer to late summer for fall harvests. Continued:

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Filed Under: Farming, From The Ground Up, Fruits /Veggies Tagged With: fall vegetables

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