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1 SUMMER GROWING SEASON JUNE - SEEMER Summer garden themes Salsa Garden 3 Sisters Garden erennial Herbs Garlic lant parts Cover Crop (Option #2) If growing food is not an option during the summer when school is not in session, grow acover crop of cow peas! Summer Season Overview AVERAGE HIGH: AVERAGE LOW: AVERAGE RAIN: LANING DAE: JUNE 1st JUNE JULY AUGUS SEEMER OCOER 2.08
2 SALSA GARDEN Guide Example Salsa Garden Layout Click or Scan the QR Codes below to view our garden videos Use this template to guide you as you plant your Salsa Garden lanting Seedlings with Students lanting Seeds with a Class Watering with a Hose and Spray Nozzlle = rellis = omatoes = eppers = Onions = Cilantro Salsa Garden lanting Info lanting Date: June 1st (Cilantro Seeds - lant: July 20) Watering with your Drip Irrigation System Setting up your rellis opping and Harvesting asil: inch the newest growth just above a lower set of leaves. Harvest often to keep you basil from flowering. rimming and rellising omatoes omato Seedlings: 70 days to maturity Spacing: One plant per 3 feet omatoes are the tallest plant in this garden e sure to plant tomatoes to the north Harvest Window: Aug 10 - Fall Frost epper Seedlings: 75 days to maturity Spacing: 1 foot Harvest Window: August 5 - Fall Frost Onion Seedlings: 90 days to maturity Spacing: 3 inches Harvest Window: September Cilantro Seeds: 40 days to maturity lant this quick maturing herb 40 days before you plan to harvest. Suggested Date: July 20th Spacing: 2 inches Harvest Window: September - olting
3 lant parts Garden Guide Example lant arts Garden Layout Use these maps to guide you as you plant your lant arts Garden Section 1: Chamomile Seedlings: 70 days to maturity Spacing: 1 foot Harvest Window: August 15 - Fall Frost Seed otatoes: 80 days to maturity Spacing: 1 foot Depth: lant in a 1 deep trench Harvest Window: Sept - End of Season CH = Chamomile SC = Swiss Chard Section 2: C t ro = Dill = ush eans = arsley = eets = Collards K K K es ush ean Seeds: 60 days to maturity Spacing: 3 inches Harvest Window: July 25th - Fall Frost SC C i la n asil Seedling: 45 days to maturity Spacing: 12 inches Harvest Window: July 10 - End of Season SC o ta K = asil = Cilantro = otatoes K = Kale Click or Scan the QR Codes below to view our garden videos Cilantro & Dill Seeds: 85 days to maturity Spacing: 3 inches Harvest Window: Sept - End of Season Watering Your Garden with a Spray Nozzle u sh e to arsley Seeds: 55 days to maturity Spacing: 1 inch Harvest Window: July 20 - End of Season SC ll Di CH s et Swiss Chard, Collards, and Kale Seedlings: days to maturity Spacing: 12 inches Harvest Window: July 25 - End of Season SC C s an e eet Seeds: 60 days to maturity Spacing: 2 inches Harvest Window: August - September C CH arsle y lant arts Garden lanting Info lanting Date: June 1st lanting Seeds with a Classroom lanting Seedlings
4 hree Sisters Garden Guide Example hree Sisters Garden Layout Click or Scan the QR Codes below to view our garden videos North Example 1: rn Co ns ea Co rn ea ns Growing/Explaining a hree Sisters Garden = Use this template to guide you as you plant your hree Sisters garden lanting Seeds with your Class Example 2: rn Co ea Co ns Watering Your Garden with a Spray Nozzle rn an s Mulching your Garden e = Corn Watering with your Drip Irrigation System = ole eans = ucchini hree Sisters Garden lanting Information lanting Date: June 1 racking your Harvests Harvesting eans Harvesting Squash Corn (opcorn) Seeds: 100 Days to Maturity Spacing: 8 inches Harvest Window: September 25 - End of season ole ean Seeds: 60 Days to Maturity Spacing: 3 inches Harvest Window: July 15 - Fall Frost ucchini Seeds: 60 Days to Maturity Spacing: 2 feet Harvest Window: July 15 - Sept. 15
5 Herbs & Garlic Garden Guide Example erennial Herbs & Garlic Garden Layout Herbs & Garlic Garden lanting Info Use this template to guide as you plant your Sensory Garden Sage, Rosemary, Oregano, Chive, Lavendar, Rosemary, and hyme lanting Date: June 1 Spacing: 6-8 inches Harvest Window: Full growing season Care: Harvest regularly to promote good growth of new leaves. End of Season: In late fall, harvest all leaves by cutting plant stems two inches tall. Mulch plants heavily during winter or summer months if garden is uncared for. Garlic: Overwintered for summer harvest lanting Date: Nov 1 Garlic Scapes Harvest Window: May Garlic ulb Harvest Window: June - July Introduction to your Herb Garden Watering with your Drip Irrigation System Watering by hand. e sure to keep your soil evenly moist S L O R C = Garlic O = Oregano C = Chives L = Lavender = hyme S = Sage R = Rosemary lanting Seedlings Harvesting Garlic Scapes Mulching your Garden
6 Cover Crop Garden Guide Summer Cover Crop lanting Information Suggested lanting Date: June 1 Example Cover Crop Garden Layout Use this template to guide you as you plant your Cover Crop garden Soy ean and Scarlet Runner Seeds: 60 days to maturity Spacing: 2 inches Harvest Window: Sept 1 - Fall Frost Sunflower Seeds: 70 days to maturity Spacing: 10 inches Harvest Window: Sept 10 - Oct. 30 achelor utton Seeds: 60 days to maturity Spacing: 4 inches Harvest Window: Sept 1 - Fall Frost Calendula Seeds: 55 days to maturity Spacing: 6 inches Harvest Window: Aug 25 - Fall Frost Nasturtium Seeds: 60 days to maturity Spacing: 8 inches Harvest Window: Sept 1 - Fall Frost uckwheat Seeds: 40 days to maturity Spacing: 4 inches Harvest Window: July 10 - Fall Frost Amending your Soil with Compost lanting seeds with a Classroom = Garlic = Summer Cover Crop (Mixed eans and Flowers) = erennial Herbs Click or Scan the QR Codes below to view our garden videos Watering with a Hose and Spray Nozzle Watering with your Drip Irrigation System Harvesting Garlic Scapes
7 CHICAGO Harvest Guide SUMMER (JUNE - SEEMER) Harvest window dates are estimates and may vary due to your local environmental factors (cold, heat, light, water) and the health and care of your plants. asil Harvest Window: June 15th Fall Frost or until Flowers bloom (lant arts Garden) luck or snip new leaves and stems at the top of the plant directly above two leaves. wo new tops will begin to grow from the leaf nodes directly below your harvest. Continue to pinch or snip newest growth as new leaves grow. As new tops continue to double, so will your harvests. Harvest regularly to avoid flowering and boost leaf production. eans (Snap eans) Harvest Window: July 15 Fall Frost (3 Sisters & lant arts Gardens) ick beans when pods are young and tender before beans swell to expand the pod. Harvest largest pods several times per week or as they become ripe. eets Harvest Window: August End of Season (lant arts Garden) ull beet roots when the diameter of the root is two inches or more. Roots will continue to grow throughout the growing season. o harvest, pull the whole plant from the ground. Roots and leaves are edible. Chamomile Harvest Window: August 15 First fall frost (lant arts Garden) luck flowers when in full bloom. Regular harvests of flowers will promote the growth of new flowers. Cilantro (Leaves) Harvest Window: 40 days after planting (Salsa Garden) Snap or snip or leaves at stem. Cilantro will continue to grow new leaves and stems for several harvests. Coriander (Cilantro Seeds) Harvest Window: September Seed Formation (lant arts Garden) luck seeds from dried flower stalks. hese should come off easily. Corn (opcorn) Harvest Window: September 25 End of season (3 Sisters Garden) ull ears of corn after leaves and husks have fully dried out by pulling the ears of corn downwards to snap them from their stalks.
8 CHICAGO Harvest Guide SUMMER (JUNE - SEEMER) Harvest window dates are estimates and may vary due to your local environmental factors (cold, heat, light, water) and the health and care of your plants. Dill Seeds Harvest Window: September Seed Formation (lant arts Garden) luck seeds from dried flower stalks. hese should come off easily. Garlic Harvest Window: July (Garlic ed) ull garlic bulb when bottom half of leaves turn brown. o harvest, pull the entire plant from the ground. If plant is not pulling from the soil easily, dig straight down into the soil several inches away from the bulb and pull back to lift and loosen the soil. e sure not to dig into your garlic bulb. Kale Harvest Window: July End of Season (lant arts Garden) Snap or snip outer leaves as they attain a suitable size (5-10 ). Kale will produce leaves consistently throughout the growing season until freezing temperatures in winter. Nasturtium Flowers Harvest Window: August Fall Frost (Summer Cover Crop) Snip or pluck flowers at peak beauty. e sure to dead-head (cut dead flowers off of plant) flowers that were not harvested to encourage growth of new flowers. Onions Harvest Window: September (Salsa Garden) ull or dig onions after bulbs form at the soil s surface. Harvest once onion necks (leaves) weaken and the leaf tops fall over. o harvest, pull the whole plant out of the ground and brush the soil from the bulb. You may need to loosen the soil around the bulb with a shovel. Do not wash the bulb, but rather peel the outer leaves when you are ready to eat it. arsley Harvest Window: July 15 End of Season Snip or snap the largest leaves at the base of their stem. Regular harvests will promote growth of more leaves. eppers (Jalepeno or ell) Harvest Window: September Fall Frost (Salsa Garden) luck or snip fruits when they are full size. eppers will turn red if left on the plant but can always be eaten green. Harvest peppers by cutting or snapping the stem of the fruit. erennial Herbs Harvest Window: April 15 End of Season inch or pluck leaves by hand, or cut stems with clippers to harvest several leaves. Fresh herb leaves can be harvested as they grow. Harvest the top ⅓ of plant or only the leafy tips to encourage new growth.
9 Chicago Harvest Guide SUMMER (JUNE - SEEMER) Harvest window dates are estimates and may vary due to your local environmental factors (cold, heat, light, water) and the health and care of your plants. otato Harvest Window: September End of Season (lant arts Garden) Dig potatoes after plant has flowered and leaves have died or begun to die. ools will damage potatoes so use a shovel or pitchfork as needed to loosen the soil. Dig straight down along the edge of your garden and lift the soil inward loosening as much soil as you can. roceed by digging towards the middle of your garden by hand. Swiss Chard Harvest Window: July End of Season (lant arts Garden) Snap or snip outer leaves at the base of their stem as needed once leaves reach a suitable size (4-10 ). Chard will produce consistently throughout the growing season until heavy fall frosts. omatoes (Cherry) Harvest Window: July Fall Frost (Salsa Garden) luck tomatoes when fruits mature in color to orange or red (depending on variety). Mature fruits should have a slight give when given a gentle squeeze. Ripe tomatoes should snap easily from the vine just above the fruit. ucchini Harvest Window: July 15 September 15 (3 Sisters Garden) Cut fruits off at their stem with a knife. Summer squashes (and zucchini) are best harvested when fruits are shorter than 6. Harvesting will promote further production of fruit. Expect to harvest up to several times per week.
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SUMMER GROWIG SEASO MAY - SEEMER Summer GARDE hemes Salsa garden plant parts garden Cilantro garlic erennial Herbs Strawberries 3 Sisters Garden root veggie garden Summer Season Overview AVERAGE HIGH:
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