High-Altitude Gardening in the Rocky Mountains

By Elizabeth Caile
Published on May 1, 1975
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Land that tilts like a roller coaster, a growing season of indeterminate length that may well include frost or snow, the absence of suitable directions on seed packets.

Land that tilts like a roller coaster, a growing season of
indeterminate length that may well include frost or snow,
the absence of suitable directions on seed packets . . .
those are some of the challenges that confront you when you
plant a garden at an altitude of 8,000 or 9,000 feet. Even

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