Squash types (acorn, summer, zucchini) cross freely—plant far apart or hand-pollinate for pure seed. Cucumbers cross with squash. Peppers cross readily; isolate hot from sweet. Beans (Romano, string) are mostly self-pollinating but can cross.
20×18 ft garden: plan isolation zones.
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