Vegetables for Succession Planting
Succession planting is a term used to describe the act of sowing vegetable seeds every few weeks or so, for the purpose of enjoying multiple harvests. Why do this? Some vegetables -like beans- may peter out after a few weeks of harvesting. Others -like carrots- are harvested by pulling the pule plant out of the ground. Some common vegetables for succession planting also include corn, summer squash, lettuce, and radishes!
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HEIRLOOM. All-America Selections winner for vigorous bush-like plants.
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Earlier harvests, out of this world yields and exceptional vigor.
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Lettuce that keeps its cool in the heat, remaining productive and tasty longer.
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By far the sweetest flavor you'll find in any burpless English cucumber.
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Dark red, extremely sweet flesh. Certified Organic.
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The first-ever sweet corn you can grow in a container.
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Plump, tender pods 5 to 6" long, with white seeds.
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All-America Selections winner. Extremely popular lettuce with luscious, buttery texture.
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Smooth Leaved Three Season Spinach Vigorous, fine tasting salad and boiling spinach
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Voted best looking and best tasting.
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The perfect pickling cucumber—petite and crunchy.
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Plump and sweet. Perfect for summer picnics.
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Crisp fresh lettuce right from your own garden.
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A timeless heirloom variety, ancient yet still tops with turnip lovers
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Early harvests of large, deep-green, flavor-packed pods.
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One of the most attractive of all vegetables in the fall garden.
$5.19Seeds
