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|a Growing food in a short season :
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|a The cultivation of a food gardener -- Get ready to grow -- A healthy start to a sustainable garden -- Maximize your results -- Choose the right crops -- How to plant -- The smart way to maintain your garden -- Harvest time -- Edibles for short-season gardening -- Plan your plantings -- Vegetables and herbs for cold climates -- Tree and berry fruits for cold climates -- Four-season eating for the cold-climate gardener -- Spring starts: Late April into June -- Summer bounty: Late June through August -- Fall comforts: September through October -- Winter warmers: November through April.
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