I've had the opportunity to garden in North Dakota for the past four years. Looking back on my time here, I have a few lessons to share. • Learn to love cool-weather crops. North Dakota’s short growing season means creative thinking. One way to achieve a longer growing season is to use cold-weather crops. Vegetables such as radish, broccoli and spinach can tolerate the cool weather at the beg...
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