Gardening Calendar
Vegetables listed closer to top of each month’s list are to be planted earlier in the month, while those listed toward the bottom of each month’s list are to be planted later in the month.
Also, as weather changes and each person’s yard can vary in micro-climate, most planting can take place two weeks or so before the time(s) listed below.
August
Squash (summer)
Potatoes (Irish)
Southern peas
Tomato* (plants only, no seeds)
Corn (sweet)
Collards*
Squash (winter)
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September
Southern peas, Squash (summer)
Carrots, Collards*, Cabbage* (plants only)
Cauliflower* (plants only), Beets
Broccoli* (plants only), Turnips
Chinese Cabbage
Swiss Chard, Beans (bush)
Beans (Lima), Mustard
Cucumbers
Kale
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Avg. first frost date
15 - 20 October
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October
Lettuce, Radish, Peas
Turnips, Spinach
Collards*
Kale
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November
Peas (Austrian Peas)
Turnips, Collards*
Kale
Spinach
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December
Beets (in hot bed or window box)
Lettuce protected by Radishes
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* denotes vegetables that are almost always transplanted from starts into the garden.
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