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Post  mrs. miller 6/5/2012, 7:47 am

Ok, so I'm kinda behind in my gardening and have a fair bit of empty squares yet. What are some good things to plant in June. I'm in Pennsylvania.
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Post  herblover 6/5/2012, 7:50 am

Not sure what zone you are in; but any of the warm weather stuff. Peppers, squashes, tomatoes, beans would all be good. Swiss chard and kale for greens. Also melons.
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Post  michellentn 6/5/2012, 11:54 am

herblover wrote:Not sure what zone you are in; but any of the warm weather stuff. Peppers, squashes, tomatoes, beans would all be good. Swiss chard and kale for greens. Also melons.

that's a good list, also cukes.

think about what you would like to be picking out of your garden for fresh use and to preserve for later. looks like you have some planning to do Smile
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