Succession planting Extending the harvest

Jul 12, 2010 0 Replies

Inspired by the tread concerning beans. I plant about three weeks apart . Some plants can't handle the heat beans can.


More on planting late below.



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> >> >This is my first garden and it wasn't ready to plant until now. > >> >According
> >> >to the local planting schedule I missed the planting dates for some of my
> >> >early crops.
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> >> >Can I plant late and still get healthy plants? Peas, Spinach, Broccoli,
> >> >potatoes?
> >> >
> >> >Thanks
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This is out'en Charlie's archive. I only steal from the best.


Late Planting Guide From Seed From an Old Organic Magazine



Frost date is Oct 15 Last frost May 15



Your dates may differ due to your climate



July 4 100 days till Oct 15



Frost tender


85 days Snap Beans by July 25
97 days Corn by July 4
86 days Cucumbers by July 25
110 days Tomatoes by June 25
81 ays Squash by Aug 1


Survive Light Frost


90 days Cauliflower by July 25
84 days Chinese Cabbage by July 25
74 days Beets by Aug 15
113 days Endive by June 25
63 days Kohlrabi by Aug 30
76 days Loose Leaf Lettuce by Aug 1r
96 days Head Lettuce by July 4
70 days Peas by Aug 15

Survive Heavy Frost


99 days Cabbage by July 4
85 days Carrots by July 25
70 days Chard by Aug 15
90 days Collards by July 4
95 days Broccoli by July 4
120 days Brussels Sprouts by June 15
95 days Kale by July 4
42 days Radishes Summer by Sept 5
72 days Radishes Winter by Aug 15
64 days Spinach by Aug 25
51 days Turnips by Sept 15


-- People need to remember that these are average frost dates, for zone



  1. I'm also zone five.

Some years things will be done in around the average date, other years it may go much later. Three years ago we were still harvesting tomatoes aaround thanksgiving time. I had covered a few plants when frost hit the end of october. No frost or freeze until around thnksgiving.



Charlie



An' that's the way it is, movin' on.


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