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Planting "Cool" Vegetables.
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Planting "Cool" Vegetables.
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Direct seeding of cool-season crops in late winter and early spring is very risky. Well established cool-season plants have considerable tolerance to freezing temperatures, but emerging and recently emerged seedlings are susceptible to freeze injury.
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