Zucchini
45-65 days
36 inches
One or two plants is plenty unless you really love zucchini bread.
Your complete Zone 2B planting guide for July. Here's everything you should be starting, sowing, transplanting, and harvesting this month.
45-65 days
36 inches
One or two plants is plenty unless you really love zucchini bread.
50-65 days
4-6 inches
Quick enough for a second sowing in midsummer for a fall picking.
50-60 days
12-18 inches
Self-seeds happily once you have it, and the bees find it fast.
45-60 days
8-12 inches
Easy from seed and quick to bloom.
45-60 days
10-12 inches
Poor soil gives you more flowers and fewer leaves.
30-60 days
6-12 inches
A second sowing now gives you a fall harvest.
35-50 days
4-6 inches
A second sowing now gives you a fall harvest.
22-35 days
1-2 inches
A second sowing now gives you a fall harvest.
45-70 days
6-8 inches
A second sowing now gives you a fall harvest.
45-65 days
36 inches
One or two plants is plenty unless you really love zucchini bread.
50-60 days
12-18 inches
Self-seeds happily once you have it, and the bees find it fast.
45-60 days
8-12 inches
Easy from seed and quick to bloom.
45-60 days
10-12 inches
Poor soil gives you more flowers and fewer leaves.
70-90 days
12-18 inches
Wants sharp drainage and tolerates being forgotten.
80-120 days
24 inches
Hardy outdoors from about zone 7 up. Colder than that, grow it in a pot and bring it in.
45-65 days
36 inches
50-65 days
4-6 inches
50-60 days
12-18 inches
45-60 days
8-12 inches
45-60 days
10-12 inches
30-60 days
6-12 inches
35-50 days
4-6 inches
50-70 days
18-24 inches
55-70 days
2-4 inches
22-35 days
1-2 inches
60-80 days
2-3 inches
45-70 days
6-8 inches
40-60 days
12 inches
60-90 days
12-18 inches
60-90 days
24-36 inches
80-120 days
24 inches
Pick as you need it once the plant is established.