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okra and sweet potatoes, can be planted and possible succession schemes. Consider the entire picture of the gardening year.
Study the seed catalogs, but keep a cool hand — don’t over order. Seed catalogs are packed with cultural ' information and new varieties being offered.
Prepare your soil — the ultimate key to success. Healthy soil grows healthy plants. Be sure to have a soil test done to determine the pH level of your soil and nutrients you may need.
Use Extension recommended varieties. These varieties are tested locally and should grow well in your area. Select resistant varieties to reduce pests and reduce the need for pesticides. Regardless of the variety name and origin, some perform better than others in your area with its unique soil type and climate. Using the best-adapted varieties for your soil and climate and following recommended cultural practices can help you grow a healthy garden. Check with your local Extension office for a list of recommended garden varieties.
Most of all, plant the right plant in the right place at the right time. If you need details, consult your local
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