*Days to maturity are from planting seed or setting transplants in the garden. The number of days will vary depending on cultivar (some mature earlier than others), temperature and general …

Information on cultivars, planting dates and spacing is given in the planting chart. Several vegetables can be successively planted to lengthen the harvesting season.

Vegetable Planting Chart (UGA) Planting chart for year-round crops in Georgia. Planting and Harvesting Guide (NCSU) Guide for planting vegetables and herbs in the Piedmont area. …

Using the planting schedules below will help you get the most out of your garden. Zone 9 Planting Schedule. Georgia’s USDA Hardiness Zones range from Zone 6 to 9, with Zone 6 …

Mar 31, 2020 · Information on cultivars, planting dates and spacing is given in the planting chart. Cultivate or hoe the garden as often as needed to control weeds and grasses. Do not cultivate …

Plant the following vegetables no later than July 20 to allow time to mature before frost: tomatoes, okra, corn, pole beans, and lima beans. Also plant cucumbers, squash, and snap beans. …

Jan 16, 2024 · Use the following map and calendar/schedules to effectively plan when to start, transplant, and harvest your vegetables in the State of Georgia. Important Note: The above …

Try a few new varieties on a small scale to determine their worth in your area. Varieties listed in the Vegetable Planting Chart represent a few of the proven varieties. Always buy good quality …

Planting dates in this chart are approximate for Middle Georgia. North Georgia plantings should vary by about 2 weeks later in the spring and earlier in the fall. South Georgia plantings can be …

Using the vegetable planting chart found within the first two links below, begin to select items that you are interested in growing. First, make a list of things you would like to grow and then find …