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#285803 Jun 14th, 2009 at 07:42 PM
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I recently had an infestation of root maggots. I was wondering if anyone had any oppinions on weather it would be too late to replant now or would it be a waste of time and money?

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Oh yeah...I would like to plant the basics...peppers, tomatoes, etc, etc

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If you can find some decent plants I say plant. Everything around here is picked over and what's left is to big or sick looking to plant.



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Not at all!!

I'd say at this stage, and for most stuff, there are two things to take into consideration: 1) optimum soil temperature for seed germination, and 2) days to harvest.

This table (http://www.seedman.com/veggerm.htm#tabii) plus knowing the days to harvest (& your frost dates here: http://www.thegardenhelper.com/hardiness.htm should help you plan your "second" garden.

Hope this helps!

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cool ....thanks!


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Ryan, I just did some replanting today. I planted my corn in May and haven't seen one come up. I also couldn't find one seed in the row when I dug around. So today we replanted 65 day corn and we have gotten frost at the end of August around here some years. I know I took a chance but I had to try.

Good luck with your second time around as well. By the way WELCOME to a nice forum.


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here too,the plants are all picked over, but I went ahead and planted tomatoes after mine got rained out, the new ones look pretty good and I've gone ahead and started a few more from seeds, I'd say go for it.


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Hi Ryan,
I would definitely buy some plants and start again. I don't know about your weather, but we haven't had optimum growing conditions here so far and I saw some people buying plants in walmart yesterday. There was a good selection there and home depot had very nice and good sized plants, esp tomatoes and peppers. Some that are there are a little bigger than when we bought ours, so that might help. Good luck!


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I usually go by the farmers, if they are still planting then so do I,


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suzydaze #285959 Jun 16th, 2009 at 03:56 AM
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Cool. I bought some plants yesterday at Walmart. They had a pretty good selection still....I was surprised!! Not too picked over. Got some beans and peppers, and plan on planting them today after work maybe. Good luck on you guys re-planting! Thanks

Ryan


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