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1 school garden planting guides KEY TO PLANTING GUIDE HEADINGS. This guide provides detailed information about crops commonly planted by seed in school gardens. We encourage you to experiment with additional plants that grow well in your area. Check with local gardeners, your Cooperative Extension Service office, and garden center employees for suggestions. Plant Seeds Indoors. Many seeds can be started indoors and then transplanted to outdoor gardens. This column provides you with the weeks to plant your seeds indoors relative to your first or last frost date. Your Cooperative Extension Service office can tell you the frost dates in your area.. Some seeds can be planted indoors or outdoors. Other seeds will not transplant well and should be sown directly into outdoor gardens. This column provides you with the weeks to plant your seeds in outdoor gardens and also the approximate time to plant seedlings started indoors in outdoor gardens relative to your first or last frost date. Your Cooperative Extension Service office can tell you the frost dates in your area. Planting Depth. Generally, seeds should be planted at a depth that is two to three times their width. This column lists specific planting depths in inches. Some of the crops listed either require light to germinate or are too tiny to be buried under soil. A 0 appearing in this column indicates that the seeds should be planted on top of the soil and pressed down lightly with a smooth surface, but not buried. Spacing of Plants. Plants should be grown a certain distance apart to ensure they do not crowd each other and inhibit healthy growth. This column gives the recommended spacing for mature plants in inches. Since not all seeds will germinate, seeds should be planted closer than the distance needed by mature plants. Follow the spacing recommended on the seed packet when planting seeds outdoors. If more seeds germinate than expected, you may need to thin the crop. Germination. This column tells you approximately when seeds will sprout given reasonable conditions. Temperature and moisture can greatly affect this rate. Harvest. This column tells you approximately when plants will be ready to harvest. Temperature, water, and a number of other environmental factors can affect this rate. Good Source Of. This column gives information on vitamins and minerals provided in substantial amounts for fruit and vegetable plants. school garden planting guides gardens for learning 59
2 vegetable planting guide Plant Seeds Indoors Plant Seeds or Transplants Outdoors ft ft ft Beans 1 week 2/1-3/1 & 8/1-9/1 2/15-3/15 & 7/25-8/15 3/1-4/1 & 7/15-8/15 4/25-7/15 Beets 9/15-3/1 9/1-3/15 8/25-4/1 3/1-5/15 Broccoli 4-6 weeks 9/1-1/1 9/1-12/1 7/25-10/1 2/15-8/1 Cabbage 4-6 weeks 10/1-12/1 9/15-1/1 9/1-2/1 3/15-5/1 Cantaloupe 2 weeks 12/1-4/10 2/15-4/1 3/15-6/1 5/1-6/20 Carrots 7/15-8/15 & 9/1-1/1 9/1-3/1 8/25-3/15 3/1-5/10 & 7/15-9/15 Cauliflower 4-6 weeks before 10/1-12/1 9/15-1/1 9/1-2/1 3/15-5/1 Celery 8-10 weeks before 10/15 8/15-10/15 8/1-10/15 5/15-6/20 Corn 1 week before 2/15-3/1 & 7/30-8/30 2/15-3/15 & 6/20-7/20 3/15-4/1 & 7/15-8/15 5/10-7/15 Cucumbers 1-2 weeks before 12/1-4/1 3/1-4/1 & 8/15-9/15 3/20-5/15 & 8/1-9/1 5/10-6/15 Garlic 9/1-12/1 9/1-12/1 9/1-1/1 2/15-4/10 & 9/15-11/15 Lettuce (Head) 4-5 weeks before 9/20-11/20 9/1-1/1 9/1-2/15 2/15-3/15 & 7/15-8/15 Lettuce (Leaf) 4-5 weeks before 9/20-1/1 9/1-3/1 8/20-4/1 3/1-4/15 & 7/15-9/15 Onions 9/15-1/15 9/1-2/1 8/15-2/1 2/ (Green Bunch) ft Onions (Seed) 11/1-12/15 10/15-1/1 10/15-1/1 1/15-3/15 & 9/15-11/15 Onions (Sets) 11/15-1/15 11/2-2/1 11/1-2/15 9/15-11/15 & 2/15-4/15 Peas 4-6 weeks before 9/10-9/20 & 1/20-2/15 8/15-9/15 & 10/15-12/15 8/15-9/15 & 2/15-3/15 2/1-3/15 & 8/25-10/15 Peppers 6-8 weeks before 2/1-3/15 3/1-4/1 4/1-6/1 5/10-6/1 Potatoes 9/1-2/15 2/1-3/15 2/15-5/1 3/20-4/20 & 7/25-8/15 Pumpkins 7/15-8/15 7/1-8/1 4/1-7/15 5/15-7/1 Radishes 9/1-4/1 9/1-4/15 8/5-5/1 3/1-5/15 & 7/15-9/15 Spinach 3-4 weeks before 9/15-2/1 9/1-2/1 8/20-3/1 2/15-4/15 & 9/15-10/15 Squash, Summer 12/15-4/10 2/1-5/1 3/15-7/15 5/10-7/15 Squash, Winter 7/15-8/15 7/1-31 7/1-31 5/10-7/1 Tomatoes 6-8 weeks before 1/1-3/15 2/15-3/15 3/15-4/15 5/1-6/15 Strawberries 3-5 weeks before 10/15-12/15 10/15-12/15 9/15-11/15 9/15-11/15 (Alpine) Watermelon 2 weeks before 12/15-4/1 2/15-4/1 3/15-6/1 5/10-7/15 60 gardens for learning school garden planting guides
3 ft Above 6000 ft Planting Depth Spacing of Plants Germination Harvest Good Source of 5/15-7/1 5/25-6/ Vit. C, fiber 5/1-7/15 5/15-6/15 1/ Greens high in Vit. A, C, iron, calcium 4/1-7/15 Not Adapted 1/ Vit. A, C, folate, calcium, magnesium, fiber 1/ Vit. C, fiber 5/15-6/15 5/25-6/ Vit. A, C, thiamine, potassium 5/1-7/15 5/15-7/1 1/ Vit. A, fiber 1/ Vit. C, folate, potassium 6/1-7/15 Not Adapted 1/ Fiber 5/25-7/1 6/1-6/ Thiamine, folate, potassium 5/15-6/15 6/ /1-30 Not Adapted 1/ Vit. A, C, folate 7/1-8/1 6/1-6/30 1/ Vit. A, K, calcium 3/15-4/15 & 8/1-9/15 5/1-7/1 1/ Vit. A, K, calcium 4/15-5/1 5/1-31 1/ Vit. C 2/15-4/15 & 10/15-1/1 4/1-30 & 10/15-1/1 1/ Vit. C 11/1-2/1 & 4/ /1-2/15 & 4/15-6/1 1/ Vit. C 2/15-8/15 & 8/1-9/1 5/1-6/ Protein, Vit. B1 5/10-8/25 5/15-6/1 1/ Vit.C 5/10-6/1 5/15-6/ Vit. C, B6 1, niacin, copper, potassium, fiber 5/20-6/15 5/25-6/ /1/-6/15 5/15-6/15 1/ /1-5/15 5/1-6/1 1/ Vit. A, C, K, iron 5/1-7/1 5/15-6/ Vit. A, C, fiber 5/15-7/1 5/15-6/10 1/ Vit. A, C, potassium, fiber 5/10-6/1 5/25-6/10 1/4-1/ Vit. A, C, potassium, fiber 4/15-5/15 4/15-5/15 1/ Vit. C, fiber 5/1-6/1 Not Adapted 1/2-3/ school garden planting guides gardens for learning 61
4 herb & flower planting Plant Seeds Indoors ft ft Basil 3-4 weeks before Feb 15-May 1 & Sept 15-Nov 30 Feb 28-May 1 & Sept 1-Nov 30 Catnip 6 weeks before Feb 15-May 1 Feb 28-May 1 Chives 6 weeks before Sept 15-March 30 Sept 15-March 30 Cilantro Feb 15-May 1 & Aug 15-Nov 30 Feb 28-May 1 Dill Feb 15-Sept 1 Feb 28-May 1 Oregano 6-8 weeks before Feb 15-May 1 Sept 1-Jan 15 Parsley 4-6 weeks before Jan 15-April 30 & Aug 15-Oct 30 Feb 1-April 30 Sage 4 weeks before Sept 15-March 30 Sept 15-March 30 Mint 6 weeks before Feb 15-May 1 Feb 28-May 1 Thyme 8 weeks before Feb 15-May 1 Feb 28-May 1 Plant Seeds Indoors ft ft Alyssum Oct-April Aug - Sept & March - April Calendula 6-8 weeks before Feb 15 - April & Oct - Dec Aug - Oct Cosmos 4 weeks before March 1 - May & Oct - Dec April - June Gaillardia Feb 1 - June & Oct - Dec Fall to Spring Hollyhocks 6-8 weeks before Sept 15 - Dec & Jan - May April - Aug & Dec - March Marigolds 8-10 weeks before March 1 - July & Oct - Dec April - May & Aug - Sept Nasturtiums Feb 1 - Sept April - May Poppy (California) Oct - Dec July - Sept Sunflowers Feb 1 - Aug & Oct - Dec April - June Tithonia 6-8 weeks before March 1 - July & Oct. - Dec. May - June Zinnias 6 weeks before March 1 - Aug April - June 62 gardens for learning school garden planting guides
5 ft Planting Depth Spacing of Plants Germination March 15-May 1 1/ March 15-May 1 1/ Sept 1-March 30 1/ March 15-May 1 1/ March 15-May 1 1/ Sept 1-Jan 15 1/ Feb 15-April 30 1/ Sept 1-March 30 1/ March 15-May 1 1/ March 15-May 1 1/ Planting Depth Spacing of Plants Germination Harvest Edible? 0 (press into soil) Yes 1/4-1/ Yes 1/ No 1/ Seeds 0 (press into soil) Yes 1/ Yes 1/ Yes 1/ No Yes, seeds 0 (press into soil) No 1/ No school garden planting guides gardens for learning 63
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