Vegetable Garden: Growing Warm-Season Vegetables
Warm weather and frost-free nights bring the vegetable gardening season into full swing. Summer vegetables are grown primarily for their fruits (rather than leaves or roots), and many will continue producing throughout the season with a little care. If you’re new to gardening, summer vegetables can be a great way to get started with a small garden plot or a few patio containers. Warm-Season Vegetable Basics Cold Temperatures: Summer vegetables do not tolerate frost. Plant after your last frost date, when nighttime temperatures remain above 50° F. Allow at least two months of frost-free wea...
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