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Old March 28, 2017   #4
AKmark
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Location: Wasilla Alaska
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I can easily do two generations per year, and three if I send seed to someone who can grow in the winter. We do look for traits such as cold tolerance, production, and early fruit set. The beauty of a GH is we can tailor the environment, I have never got accidental cross pollination either.

I am so done by October I would never do any winter crops, too cold to heat our GH's up here, other places further south I would do it.
Piece of cake.
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