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The article discusses the late summer planting season, emphasizing that cool-weather crops like peas, lettuce, spinach, radishes, and carrots can be sown now for harvests in September and October. It highlights the importance of considering the first frost date and the effects of shorter daylight hours on crop growth, recommending planting earlier in August to account for slower development. The article also advises using existing garden conditions, such as healthy foliage and strategic shading, to improve success and suggests that this period marks the beginning of a second growing season rather than a season's end.
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