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1 Dr. Craig R. AndersenExtension Horticulturist -VegetablesThe purpose of the Year-RoundHome Garden Planting guide is toshow activities in the garden by closer to the bottom of the boxa vegetable or activity is listed, thecloser to the end of the month itshould be planted or produce tomato, broccoli,cabbage and cauliflower for fall crops,sow seed about four weeks earlierthan the suggested transplanting planting guide was preparedfor persons in central Arkansaszones B and C. Adjust planting datesearlier or later depending on yourparticular additional gardeninginformation, see your countyExtension agent and visit our website at in-depth gardening information,refer to MP-128,Vegetable Gardeningin is given to Hazell Reedat the UNIVERSITY of ARKANSAS at PineBluff for the original concept of the Year-Round Home Garden Planting and Natural ResourcesUNIVERSITY OF ARKANSASDIVISION OF AGRICULTUREC ooperative extension ServiceYear-Round Home GardenPlanting GuideUniversity of ARKANSAS , United States Department of Agriculture, and County Governments CooperatingArkansas IsOur CampusVisit our web site at: Date ofLast Spring FreezeZoneMean DateAMarch 20 BMarch 27 CApril 1 DApril 10 EApril 20 Mean Date ofFirst Fall FreezeZoneMean DateANov.

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