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Gardening

NutmegYankee

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4. I do two seasons in Connecticut for leafy veggies.

Reply to Kaleva (Reply #3)

Sun Jul 29, 2018, 10:37 PM

Jul 2018

Spring planting in late April with a frost cover, before they bolt in late May/Early June, then another season in early September with some frost covers/cold frame in Oct.

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Question about when u can plant Chinese cabbage outdoors. [View all] Kaleva Jul 2018 OP

With leafy vegetables like that, I usually start indoors just to get a jump on the season. NutmegYankee Jul 2018 #1

Other sites I've been reading say Chinese cabbage is best grown as a fall crop. Kaleva Jul 2018 #3

I do two seasons in Connecticut for leafy veggies. NutmegYankee Jul 2018 #4

Chinese cabbage doesn't like hot weather teach1st Jul 2018 #2

depends on soil temperature NJCher Aug 2018 #5