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Growing Summer Vegetables in the Winter

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Date: 09/30/2009 Topics: Gardening > Vegetables | Readers Request > Gardening  
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This summer I didn't get a lot out of my garden due to all the wet weather and me having surgery. I am wondering if I can raise summer food in a greenhouse? Or does it have to be winter vegetables? I'd like to have more tomatoes, peppers, onions, etc. through the winter without having to pay a fortune for them in a grocery store.

Maybe it needs some solar heat? Does anyone know how to set up solar heat? The greenhouse I'm talking about isn't anything fancy, just a few boards and plastic. The idea here is to save money not waste it. Thank you.

Hardiness Zone: 7b

By Fritzbaby2000 from Havana, AR

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By kffrmw88 (769) Profile Blog! Contact
I don't know anything about solar heat but you can find it online. Just search for"growing summer vegetables with solar heat". Alot of info there, good luck.

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