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Zone 1 Vegetable Planting Guide
Zone 1 vegetable gardening will take a bit of planning ahead. With a last frost date of approx June 1st and first frost date of approx July 31st, you might...
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Zone 1 vegetable gardening will take a bit of planning ahead. With a last frost date of approx June 1st and first frost date of approx July 31st, you might...
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Welcome to Mary's Heirloom Seeds! As promised, we have a new planting guide for 2019 with more growing tips than ever! This is a great guide to help you...
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Zones 10 has a long growing window for gardening. With a last frost date of January 30th or earlier and first frost date as late as November 30th to December...
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Zones 9 has a long growing window for gardening. With a last frost date of January 30th or earlier and first frost date as late as November 30th to December 30th....
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Zone 6 has slightly longer growing window for gardening compared to Zones 3 and 4. With a last frost date as early as March 30th and first frost date as...
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Zone 4 has one of the shortest growing window for gardening in the US, With a last frost date of approx May 15th and first frost date of approx September...
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Zone 3 has the shortest growing window for gardening in the continental US, With a last frost date of approx May 15th and first frost date of approx September 15. ...
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We were blown away at the length of these vines this year! We trellised the squash on a cattle panel arch and they grew to an unbelievable 20 feet in length! Four plants produced around 10-12 squash, weighing between 15-20 lbs. each. Guess they liked the rabbit and chicken fertilizer! Will definitely be planting again next year!
Big, fat red beans with silky white pods. Every seed germinated and the leaves were healthy! Highly recommend
Great yield. Big, plump pods that produce monster beans that dry well. Definitely stocking up.