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Originally Posted by crxforum
Well the Americans celebrate becuase of the whole deal with Pilgrims and stuff. Us Canadians celebrate the harvest season. It doesnt really apply anymore since now we can pretty much grow anything all year round no matter what the conditions. Like winter wheat and garlic in the winter, rhubarb in the early spring, pumpkins and corn in the fall, and strawberries in the summer. Just to name a very limited list.
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Just so ya know... The term "winter wheat" doesn't mean that it actually grows during the winter. Well at least not here in Canada anyway. Also, corn isn't really "grown" in the fall, it more like it's planted in the spring like most other crops and harvested in the fall. Same goes for pumpkins.
This time of year still is in general the end of the harvest here in Canada. Anything that grows outside (the vast majority of our crops) is harvested in the fall.