Cucumber
50-70 days
36-60 inches
Direct sowing usually catches up to transplants. They hate root disturbance.
Your complete Zone 7B planting guide for July. Here's everything you should be starting, sowing, transplanting, and harvesting this month.
50-70 days
36-60 inches
Direct sowing usually catches up to transplants. They hate root disturbance.
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.
65-90 days
4-6 inches
Slower and fussier about cold soil than green beans.
50-75 days
12-18 inches
One cold night will blacken it. Wait for settled warm weather.
40-60 days
12 inches
Direct sow. Swallowtail caterpillars will find it, and that is a good thing.
50-70 days
36-60 inches
Direct sowing usually catches up to transplants. They hate root disturbance.
45-65 days
36 inches
One or two plants is plenty unless you really love zucchini bread.
50-75 days
12-18 inches
One cold night will blacken it. Wait for settled warm weather.
60-85 days
24-36 inches
60-90 days
18-24 inches
60-90 days
18-24 inches
60-80 days
24-36 inches
50-70 days
36-60 inches
45-65 days
36 inches
85-110 days
48-72 inches
70-90 days
60-96 inches
70-90 days
36-48 inches
60-100 days
8-12 inches
50-65 days
4-6 inches
65-90 days
4-6 inches
55-80 days
12-24 inches
50-75 days
12-18 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
50-70 days
18-24 inches
55-70 days
2-4 inches
60-80 days
2-3 inches
70-120 days
12 inches
90-120 days
4-6 inches
60-90 days
12 inches
45-70 days
6-8 inches
40-60 days
12 inches
70-90 days
6-8 inches
240-270 days
6 inches
Harvest when the lower leaves brown off.
60-90 days
12-18 inches
60-90 days
24-36 inches
60-90 days
12-18 inches
70-90 days
12-18 inches
80-120 days
24 inches