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Old September 15, 2010   #16
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With a December frost, you still have time to get in a nice crop of snow peas: about 50 days from seed to eat. Last planting about 4 weeks before frost - they'll get 12-18", then go dormant. As soon as the ground warms up in spring, they'll take off again. While your neighbors are planting theirs, you'll be watching for flowers.
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