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Atlanta, Georgia

I have too many gaps in the halloween pumpkin patch since I was too stupid and lost many to frost.

I would like to plant zuchini but is it too late? I am starting to harvest zuchini from the plants I put out around the first of June so I would calculate that it should work and I can also sell them.

I can only think of maybe bush beans to try to fill the gaps.

Does anyone have any other suggestions? I need to plant something that will ripen but that won't require too much wather.

Any help or comments appreciated!
Michel

7/21/2004 5:13:56 AM

Hilpoltstein, Bavaria, Germany

Rettiche (Sorte: Minowase Summer Cross) lassen sich sehr gut verkaufen und brauchen wenig Dünger und Wassser! Jetzt ist die ideale Zeit für die Ausaat (bis Anfang August)!

7/21/2004 5:37:24 AM

Western Pa.

Beans would work well. How about fall crops such as fall cabbage,kohlrabi, broccoli,etc. (And whatever Martin said!)

7/21/2004 6:48:57 AM

Cornwall UK.(50N 5W)300ft.

How about Lettuce (if Martin didn't already say that).

7/21/2004 8:13:59 AM

Covington, WA

You might still be able to put in carrots and parsnips for harvest into the fall and winter.

7/21/2004 12:47:56 PM

Menomonie, WI (mail@gr8pumpkin.net)

Beets, Rutabagas, Parsnips, brussel sprouts. If nothing else get some winter rye down for more organic matter next year.

7/22/2004 1:45:31 AM

Rexburg, Idaho (brianchristensenmd@gmail.com )

Radish and peas

7/22/2004 6:17:51 AM

Atlanta, Georgia

Thanks for the great ideas everyone!
I'll probably try some of everything.

7/22/2004 9:25:23 AM