Comes to see what cool and warm corps is all about when you only have two seasons to look forward to when it comes down to growing food for the family. Have a look we help strategically plan your next great harvest from our garden to yours.
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What are cool and warm corps? Here in the chart below prep for fall.
| Crops | Sow seeds indoors | Transplant into the garden | Direct sow |
| Arugula | Nov 4 – Feb 21 | ||
| Beans | – | – | Aug 21 – Sept 20 |
| Beets | – | – | Sept 20 – Nov 4 |
| Broccoli, Brussel Sprouts, and Cabbage Cauliflower | July 10 – Aug 24 | Aug 21 – Oct 5 | Trail and error |
| Carrots | Oct 23 – Nov 4 | Nov 4 – Dec 7 | Spet 5 – Nov 4 |
| Chard | – | – | Aug 21 – Nov 4 |
| Chives | – | – | Oct 1 – Nov 1 |
| Collards | Aug 6 – Sept 20 | Sept 5 – Oct 20 | Trail and error |
| Coriander | – | – | Oct 1 – Nov 1 |
| Corn | – | – | Aug 21 – Sept 5 |
| Cucumbers | – | – | Aug 21 – Sept 5 |
| Eggplants | Jun 25 – Jul 10 | Aug 6 – Aug 21 | Trail and error |
| Garlic | – | – | Sept 20 – Nov 4 |
| Pumpkins, Gourds, & Squash | – | – | July 22 – Aug 21 |
| Kale and Kohlrabi | July 10 – Aug 24 | Aug 21 – Oct 5 | |
| lettuce, spring mix | Sept 5 – Oct 5 | Oct 5 – Nov 4 | Oct 5 – Nov 4 |
| Mustard greens | Year-round | Year-round | Oct 5 – Nov 4 |
| Okra | – | – | May 5 – Aug 21 |
| Onions | – | – | Nov 4 Nov 14 |
| Parsley | July 22 – Sept 5 | Sept 5 – Oct 20 | Trail and error |
| Peas (English) | – | – | Sept 5 – Oct 5 |
| Peas (Southern) | – | – | July 22 – Aug 21 |
| Peas (Sugar snap) | Sept 5 – Oct 5 | ||
| Peppers | Jun 30 – July 15 | Aug 11 – Aug 26 | Oct 1 |
| Potatoes | – | – | Sept 5 – Oct 5 |
| Radishes | – | Oct 5 – Nov 4 | |
| Spinach | Aug – Oct 5 | Sept 20 – Nov 4 | Sept 20 – Nov 4 |
| Tomatoes | Jun 30 – July 15 | Aug 11 – Aug 26 | Feb 14 |
| Turnips | – | – | Oct 20 – Nov 19 |
| Watermelon | – | – | July 22 – Aug 21 |
Warm Season Crops planting is as follows. Let’s set up for Spring.
| Crops | Sow seeds indoors | Transplant into garden | Direct sow |
| Arugula | Jan 6 | ||
| Asparagus | Oct 1 – Oct 15 | Jan 3 – Jan 18 | Oct 1 – Oct 15 |
| Beans | – | – | Feb 17 Mar 16 |
| Beets | – | – | Dec 23 – Jan 6 |
| Broccoli, Brussel Sprouts, & Cabbage | Dec 9 – Dec 23 | Jan 20 – Feb 3 | Jan 6 |
| Cantaloupe | – | – | Feb 3 – Feb 17 |
| Carrots | – | – | Jan 6 – Feb 3 |
| Cauliflower | Dec 9 – Dec 23 | Jan 20 – Feb 3 | Feb 14 |
| Chard | – | – | Jan 6 – Jan 20 |
| Collards | Dec 9 – Dec 23 | Jan 20 – Feb 3 | Feb 14 |
| Eggplants | Dec 9 – Dec 23 | Feb 17 – Mar 2 | Mar 1 |
| Gourds, Pumpkins, & Squash | – | – | Feb 17 – Mar 2 |
| Kale | Dec 9 – Dec 23 | Jan 20 – Feb 3 | Feb 14 |
| Kohlrabi | Dec 9 – Dec 23 | Jan 20 – Feb 3 | Feb 14 |
| Lettuce | Dec 9 – Dec 23 | Jan 6 – Feb 3 | Jan 6 – Feb 3 |
| Mustard greens | Dec 9 – Dec 23 | Jan 20 – Feb 3 | Year-round |
| Okra | – | – | Feb 17 – Mar 2 |
| Onions | Dec 2 – Dec 9 | Dec 19 – Jan 18 | Feb 14 |
| Peas (English) | – | – | Dec 19 – Jan 18 |
| Peas (Southern | – | – | Feb 17 – Mar 16 |
| Peas (Sugar snap) | – | – | Dec 19 – Jan 18 |
| Peppers | Dec 9 – Dec 23 | Feb 17 – Mar 2 | Feb 14 |
| Potatoes | – | – | Dec 19 – Jan 18 |
| Radishes | – | – | Jan 3 – Mar 2 |
| Spinach | Dec 9 – Dec 23 | Jan 20 – Feb 3 | Jan 3 – Feb 3 |
| Sweet Potatoes | – | Feb 17 – Mar 9 | – |
| Tomatoes | Dec 9 – Dec 23 | Feb 17 – Mar | – |
| Watermelon | – | – | Feb 17 – Mar 2 |
Tips
Free Download: How to Start SeedsThese dates are almost correct. Soil, dirt and climate play in the way your crops will grow. Most gardeners grow crops on a trial and error base. Commercial farms are completely different from backyard growers. These charts for fall and spring (cool and warm) season crops are almost the same just different times.
Zone 10 A crops are grown almost year-round here in Yuma. Just knowing when to plant the same plant is crucial to a good harvest. Since we don’t have four seasons it’s a little tricky but once you get the hang of it, you’ll do just fine.
Soil plays a big part in our garden as well. My backyard is sand soil I have to amend it for some plants and some plants just loves it. In town they have clay dirt, and they have to amend theirs as well. It’s a little tricky for me some year I do great some year I couldn’t get anything to grow.
Thank goodness for my forever garden.
Some crops like tomatoes, peppers, and eggplants take around 100 days to harvest. Plan accordingly.
Warm-weather plants like sunflowers, gourds, cucumbers, beans, cowpeas, corn, squash, watermelon, melons, and pumpkins should be seeded directly into the garden in August.
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