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Georgia Winter Vegetable Garden | Garden Guides
Georgia Winter Vegetable Garden Cold Protection. You can protect winter vegetables from the cold by building a cold frame… Mulching. A good way to protect your winter vegetables from the cold is to mulch them. Early Winter Vegetables. In central and northern Georgia you can plant a number… … Read more…
What to Plant in a Fall Vegetable Garden in Georgia | eHow
Broccoli (Brassica oleracea var. italica) and cabbage (Brassica oleracea var. capitata) are two cold-tolerant vegetables perfect for a fall garden. Seedlings of these vegetables are usually available at garden centers for simple transplanting in August or September. Squash (Cucurbita spp.) seedlings or seeds also can be planted in August. Read more…
Vegetable Garden Calendar | UGA Cooperative Extension
Go by your county Extension office and get copies of Georgia Extension gardening publications. February. Plant seed boxes. Peppers and eggplants will take eight weeks to grow from seed to transplant size, while tomatoes will take six weeks. When the seedlings form their third set of true leaves, transplant them to individual containers. Read more…
