SEASONAL PLANTING STRATEGY AT A GLANCE
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1 SEASONAL PLANTING STRATEGY AT A GLANCE Note: Zone 6b, Frost free 169 days, April 29 - October 15 Plant March April May June July August September October BASIL Soil temperature (Fahrenheit): Sow indoors Transplant Pinch top leaves to encourage bushier plants, harvest as needed. Mature Plant Spacing (inches): 6 Direct sow Pinch top leaves, harvest as needed. Seed depth (inches): 1/2 Direct sow Pinch top leaves, harvest as needed. Weeks to transplant: 4-6 Days to harvest: BEANS (bush and vine) Soil temperature (Fahrenheit): Direct sow Harvest Mature Plant Spacing (inches): 4-6 Direct sow Harvest Seed depth (inches): 1-1 1/2 Direct sow Harvest Days to germination: 6-14 BEETS Soil temperature (Fahrenheit): Direct sow Harvest Mature Plant Spacing (inches): 4-6 Sow indoors Transplant Seed depth (inches): 3/4-1 Direct sow Harvest Days to germination: 7-10 Direct sow Harvest Weeks to transplant: 4 Direct sow Harvest BROCCOLI Soil temperature (Fahrenheit): Sow indoors Transplant Harvest Mature Plant Spacing (inches): 18 Sow indoors Transplant Harvest Seed depth (inches): 1/2 Sow indoors Transplant Harvest Direct sow Harvest Weeks to transplant: 5-7 Days to harvest: 65 BRUSSEL SPROUTS Soil temperature (Fahrenheit): Sow indoors Transplant Cut sprouts at 1" minimum size Mature Plant Spacing (inches): Sow indoors Transplant Cut sprouts at 1" minimum size Days to germination: 7-10 Weeks to transplant: 4 Days to harvest: 110
2 CABBAGE Soil temperature (Fahrenheit): Sow indoors Transplant Harvest Mature Plant Spacing (inches): 18 Sow Indoors Transplant Harvest Seed depth (inches): 1/2 Weeks to transplant: 5-7 Days to harvest: 85 CANTALOUPE / MELONS Soil temperature (Fahrenheit): Direct sow Harvest Mature Plant Spacing (inches): Direct sow Harvest Seed depth (inches): 1-1 1/2 Direct sow Harvest Days to germination: 3-12 Direct sow Harvest Days to harvest: 85 CARROTS Soil temperature (Fahrenheit): Direct sow Harvest Mature Plant Spacing (inches): 2-3 Direct sow Harvest Days to germination: Days to harvest: 70 CAULIFLOWER Soil temperature (Fahrenheit): Sow indoors Transplant Harvest Mature Plant Spacing (inches): 18 Sow indoors Transplant Harvest Seed depth (inches): 1/2 Weeks to transplant: 5-7 Days to harvest: 65 CELERY / CELERY ROOT Soil temperature (Fahrenheit): Sow indoors Transplant Cover stalk with a sleeve/carton Harvest Mature Plant Spacing (inches): 8-10 (mix seed with sand) Sow indoors Transplant Cover stalk with a sleeve/carton Harvest Days to germination: Weeks to transplant: 8-10 (4-5" tall) Days to harvest:
3 CHARD Soil temperature (Fahrenheit): Sow indoors Transplant Harvest Mature Plant Spacing (inches): 6 Direct sow Harvest Seed depth (inches): 1 Direct sow Harvest Days to germination: 7-10 Weeks to transplant: 4 CHINESE CABBAGE (BOK CHOI/PAK CHOI/NAPA) Soil temperature (Fahrenheit): Mature Plant Spacing (inches): 8-12 Direct sow 1st crop Harvest 1st crop Seed depth (inches): 1/2 Direct sow 2nd crop Harvest 2nd crop Days to germination: 4-7 Direct sow Harvest 3rd crop Days to harvest: COLLARDS Soil temperature (Fahrenheit): Sow indoors Transplant Harvest Mature Plant Spacing (inches): Sow indoors Transplant Harvest Days to germination: 4-10 Weeks to transplant: 4-6 Days to harvest: CORRIANDER Soil temperature (Fahrenheit): Sow indoors Transplant Harvest Mature Plant Spacing (inches): 1-2 Direct sow Harvest Direct sow Harvest Days to germination: 5 Direct sow Harvest Days to harvest: CORN Soil temperature (Fahrenheit): Direct sow Harvest Mature Plant Spacing (inches): Direct sow Harvest Seed depth (inches): 1-1 1/2
4 CUCUMBER Soil temperature (Fahrenheit): Sow indoors Transplant Harvest Mature Plant Spacing (inches): 6" trellised Direct sow Harvest Seed depth (inches): 1 Direct sow Harvest Days to germination: 6-10 Days to harvest: 55 DILL & FENNEL Soil temperature (Fahrenheit): Direct sow Pinch top growth Harvest Mature Plant Spacing (inches): 1 Direct sow Pinch top growth Harvest Direct sow Allow to bolt Harvest seed Days to harvest: EGGPLANT Soil temperature (Fahrenheit): Sow indoors Transplant Harvest Mature Plant Spacing (inches): 18 Sow indoors Transplant Harvest Days to germination: 7-14 Weeks to transplant: 6-9 FENNEL BULB Soil temperature (Fahrenheit): Sow dark indoors Transplant (min. root disturbance) Harvest (avoid bolting) Mature Plant Spacing (inches): 6-12 Sow direct Harvest - 1/2 Sow direct Harvest Days to germination: 7-10 Weeks to transplant: 4-6 Days to harvest: GARLIC Soil temperature (Fahrenheit): Plant cloves Mature Plant Spacing (inches): 4-6 Cut off curly scape Harvest as leaves die back Seed depth (inches): 8-10 (raised beds) Days to germination: --
5 GREEN ONIONS Soil temperature (Fahrenheit): Sow indoors Transplant Harvest Mature Plant Spacing (inches): 1-2 Direct sow Harvest Direct sow Harvest Days to germination: 7-12 Direct sow Harvest Weeks to transplant: 4-6 Direct sow Harvest Days to harvest: KALE Soil temperature (Fahrenheit): Sow indoors Transplant Harvest bottom leaves as needed Mature Plant Spacing (inches): 12 Sow indoors Transplant Harvest bottom leaves as needed Sow indoors Transplant Harvest Weeks to transplant: 6-8 KOHLRABI Soil temperature (Fahrenheit): Sow indoors Transplant Harvest Mature Plant Spacing (inches): 7-9 Direct sow Harvest Seed depth (inches): 1/2 Direct sow Transplant Harvest Weeks to transplant: 4-6 Days to harvest: 50 LEEKS (winter storage) Soil temperature (Fahrenheit): Sow indoors At 2" transplant Transplant 4-8" deep Hill up or cover with a tube to promote blanching Harvest at +1" diameter Mature Plant Spacing (inches): 6-8 to pots - 1/2 Weeks to transplant: 8-12" tall Days to harvest: 100+ LETTUCE / SALAD GREENS Soil temperature (Fahrenheit): Sow indoors Transplant Harvest Mature Plant Spacing (inches): 7-9 Direct sow Harvest Direct sow Harvest Days to germination: 4-10 Direct sow Harvest Weeks to transplant: 4-6 Sow indoors Transplant Harvest
6 MUSTARD Soil temperature (Fahrenheit): Sow indoors Transplant Harvest Mature Plant Spacing (inches): 6 Direct sow Harvest Days to germination: 3-7 Sow indoors Transplant Harvest Direct sow Harvest Days to harvest: OKRA Soil temperature (Fahrenheit): Direct sow Harvest Mature Plant Spacing (inches): Pre-soak or nic seed casing prior Direct sow Harvest Seed depth (inches): 1 Direct sow Harvest Days to germination: 2-12 ONION BULBS Soil temperature (Fahrenheit): Direct sow Harvest Mature Plant Spacing (inches): 4-6 Direct sow Harvest Seed depth (inches): 1-2 Direct sow Harvest Days to germination: -- Days to harvest: 100+ PARSLEY Soil temperature (Fahrenheit): Sow indoors Transplant (try not to disturb roots) Harvest as needed once the plant has ten stems Mature Plant Spacing (inches): 8 (pre-soak seed) Direct sow Harvest Direct sow Harvest Days to germination: Sow indoors Transplant Harvest Weeks to transplant: 3-4 PARSNIP Soil temperature (Fahrenheit): Direct sow Harvest Mature Plant Spacing (inches): 5-6 Direct sow Harvest Seed depth (inches): 1/2 Days to harvest:
7 PEAS Soil temperature (Fahrenheit): Direct sow Harvest Mature Plant Spacing (inches): 4-6 Direct sow Harvest Seed depth (inches): 1 Direct sow Harvest Days to germination: 6-15 Direct sow Harvest Days to harvest: 65 PEPPERS Soil temperature (Fahrenheit): Sow indoors Transplant Harvest Mature Plant Spacing (inches): Sow indoors Transplant Harvest Days to germination: Weeks to transplant: 6-8 Days to harvest: 70 POTATOES Soil temperature (Fahrenheit): 45 Cut tubers to 2 Trench 12" and plant Hill at 10" growth Hill every 6" growth Let foliage die back Mature Plant Spacing (inches): eyes and let heal and trim. Wait days to harvest Seed depth (inches): 12 to prevent rot to develop thicker skins Days to germination: -- Plant tubers Hill Hill Trim dying foliage Harvest Days to harvest: RADISH Soil temperature (Fahrenheit): Direct sow Harvest Mature Plant Spacing (inches): 2-3 Direct sow Harvest Days to harvest: RUTABEGA Soil temperature (Fahrenheit): Direct sow Harvest at 3-5" diameter Mature Plant Spacing (inches): 6 Direct sow Harvest
8 SPINACH Soil temperature (Fahrenheit): Sow indoors Transplant Harvest Mature Plant Spacing (inches): 4-6 Direct sow Harvest Days to germination: 6-14 Weeks to transplant: 3-4 Days to harvest: 40 SQUASH (SUMMER VINING) Soil temperature (Fahrenheit): Direct sow Train vines vertically Harvest Mature Plant Spacing (inches): Direct sow Train vines vertically Harvest Seed depth (inches): 1-1 1/2 Days to germination: 3-12 Days to harvest: 50 SQUASH (WINTER) Soil temperature (Fahrenheit): Direct sow Set up trellis support Train vines vertically Harvest or let mature further Mature Plant Spacing (inches): Seed depth (inches): 1-1 1/2 Days to germination: 6-10 Days to harvest: 100 SWEET POTATOES Soil temperature (Fahrenheit): Cut slips, place Plant rooted slips Set up trellis support Train vines vertically Harvest when leaves start to yellow Mature Plant Spacing (inches): in damp sand to in dry weather, or leave to mature Seed depth (inches): 6 begin growth Dry in the sun. Cure for days Days to germination: -- in 85 degrees. Store at 55 degrees. Days to harvest: TOMATOES Soil temperature (Fahrenheit): Sow indoors Re-pot at 2-3" Transplant up the Provide a support Remove base leaves Begin to harvest Harvest Pick mature green Mature Plant Spacing (inches): stem to top 4-6 leaves. Continue to stake tomatoes to ripen Add phosperous or calcium Water deeply, not often in paper bags Days to germination: 6-14 to the hole (epsom salts or egg shells) Fertilize Weeks to transplant: 5-7
9 TURNIP Soil temperature (Fahrenheit): Direct sow Harvest at 2" width Mature Plant Spacing (inches): 6 Direct sow Harvest ZUCCHINI Soil temperature (Fahrenheit): Direct sow Trim bottom leaves Harvest at 6-8" Mature Plant Spacing (inches): 36 Treat leaves with Seed depth (inches): 1-1 1/2 organic fungicide to Days to germination: 3-12 prevent mildew Direct sow Trim and treat Harvest Days to harvest: 50 Other items to consider: Heavy feeders: This means plants that take up a lot of nutrients. Plan to replenish the soil with each new planting. Space for second crops: Plan when the first or second crop will be done then choose other plants with a short enough maturity date to take up that space. Companion planting: Plants have tradional friends that side by side enhance growth, and enemies that hinder growth. Attracting pollinators: Consider edible flowers and herbs to give nutritious refuge to pollinators from very early spring throught to fall. Think vertical: Let plants in containers dangle down and use vertical supports to save space and lift the produce off the soil. Grow organic: Integrated pest management teaches about good bugs and the bad bugs. There are many organic fertilizers and herbicide methods to use. Save your seed: For favourite plants let at least one item fully mature so that the seed can be saved. For plants that produce seed from bolted flower stalks let flower heads (i.e. dill, fennel) or seed pods (i.e. beans, radish, arugula, lettuce) mature and dry, then harvest to store for next season. Tempermental transplants: Direct sow root crops, parsley, pumpkin beans, corn, okra, peas Protect brassica plants from cabbage worm by using a barrier to prevent the moth from landing and laying eggs. Learn to identify weeds which are tenacious and will compete for nutrients and water. Lightly hoe soil regularily to remove weeds. Label seed trays and where seed has been sown directly. Don't trust your memory, and help others know what is planted.
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