PUBLICATION SP291P
Guide to Warm-Season Garden Vegetables
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Summary
Commercial growers should consult literature for vegetable varieties and planting dates, as warm-season vegetables require warm soil, drought resistance, and irrigation, and should be planted after frost in West Tennessee.
Publications in Series: Vegetables
Soil Preparation for Vegetable Gardens
Care of the Vegetable Garden
Growing Sweet Corn in Home Gardens
Fall Vegetable Gardens
Weed Control in Home Gardens
Tomatoes for the Home Garden
Planning the Vegetable Garden
Raised Bed Gardening
Guide to Spring-Planted, Cool-Season Vegetables
Rhubarb in Home Gardens
Growing Asparagus in Home Gardens
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