Cucumber
50-70 days
36-60 inches
Direct sowing usually catches up to transplants. They hate root disturbance.
Your complete Zone 1B planting guide for May. 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.
50-75 days
12-18 inches
One cold night will blacken it. Wait for settled warm weather.
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
Sow a little every two weeks instead of all at once.
35-50 days
4-6 inches
Bolts the moment it gets hot, so spring and fall are its seasons.
50-70 days
18-24 inches
Frost actually sweetens it. The fall crop is the better one.
60-90 days
12 inches
Bulbing fennel does better as a fall crop in most zones.
60-90 days
12-18 inches
Keep it in a pot. In the ground it will take over.
70-90 days
12-18 inches
Wants sharp drainage and tolerates being forgotten.
30-60 days
6-12 inches
Sow a little every two weeks instead of all at once.
35-50 days
4-6 inches
Bolts the moment it gets hot, so spring and fall are its seasons.
50-70 days
18-24 inches
Frost actually sweetens it. The fall crop is the better one.
55-70 days
2-4 inches
Sow as soon as the soil can be worked. They quit once it turns hot.
22-35 days
1-2 inches
The fastest thing in the garden and a good one to start kids on.
60-80 days
2-3 inches
Keep the seedbed damp until they germinate. That is the hard part.
60-90 days
12 inches
Bulbing fennel does better as a fall crop in most zones.
45-70 days
6-8 inches
Bolts fast in heat. Sow small amounts often and let some go to coriander.
30-60 days
6-12 inches
Sow a little every two weeks instead of all at once.
35-50 days
4-6 inches
Bolts the moment it gets hot, so spring and fall are its seasons.
50-70 days
18-24 inches
Frost actually sweetens it. The fall crop is the better one.
60-90 days
12 inches
Bulbing fennel does better as a fall crop in most zones.
60-90 days
12-18 inches
Planted as crowns or bare root. Keep the crown level with the soil.
60-90 days
24-36 inches
Plant while dormant in early spring, or in fall in mild zones.
240-270 days
6 inches
Harvest when the lower leaves brown off.