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Cool Season Kitchen Gardening Index

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Here is an index to the four-part Harvest to Table series on cool-season kitchen gardening (click on the part that interests you):

 

Part I: Cool-Season and Warm-Season Crops: the basics.

 

Part II: Planting the Autumn, Winter, and Spring Garden.

 

Part III: Cool-Season Vegetable Varieties: what to plant in autumn and spring.

 

Part IV: Extending the Season: How to get more time out of your garden.

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