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When to Plant Broccoli in Green Bay, Wisconsin

Broccoli is frost-hardy and can be planted as soon as soil is workable in spring. In the Midwest, the last frost is typically around Memorial Day. Use your local hardiness zone and frost date to time plantings precisely.

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Plant early for a spring harvest, or again in mid-summer for fall.

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