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SEASON EXTENSION CONSIDERATIONS FOR ANNUAL VEGET ABLE PRODUCTION Brian Sebade Agriculture and Horticulture Extension Educator Laramie, WY 307-721-2571 bsebade@uwyo.edu LETS T ALK ABOUT TEM PERATURE Planting a garden takes some


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SEASON EXTENSION CONSIDERATIONS FOR ANNUAL VEGET ABLE PRODUCTION

Brian Sebade Agriculture and Horticulture Extension Educator Laramie, WY 307-721-2571 bsebade@uwyo.edu

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LETS T ALK ABOUT TEM PERATURE

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Planting a garden takes some thinking ahead

Direct seeding T ransplanting Days to maturity

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SEEDS

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  • Cool Season Crops

Prefer air temperatures between 65-80ºF Some mature plants can often withstand short temperature exposures in the upper 20’s Start growing when soil temperatures are between 40-45ºF

  • Warm Season Crops

Prefer air temperatures between 70-85ºF and soil temperatures between 60-65ºF Mature plants often do not recover from frost events Optimum air temperature 80-90ºF

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STRUCTURES

There are endless designs and possibilities out there Select a design that is going to work the best for you The structures pictured have design plans located on Barnyards and Backyards Plastic material potentially is the biggest decision due to price and longevity

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