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Succession planting schedule

Sow a little, often, and you pick for months instead of all at once. These are the crops worth re-sowing, how far apart to space the sowings, and the last date each zone can still sow and finish before frost.

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Crops to re-sow, and how often

Succession planting schedule
CropDays to maturitySow every
Radish282 weeks
Arugula353 weeks
Spinach453 weeks
Bok Choy453 weeks
Lettuce503 weeks
Cilantro503 weeks
Turnip503 weeks
Nasturtium504 weeks
Calendula504 weeks
Bean (bush)553 weeks
Zucchini554 weeks
Beet553 weeks
Dill554 weeks
Swiss Chard554 weeks
Borage554 weeks
Kohlrabi552 weeks
Pea603 weeks
Cucumber604 weeks
Zinnia604 weeks
Okra604 weeks
Green Onion604 weeks
Chamomile654 weeks
Carrot703 weeks
Cosmos704 weeks

The last sowing that still beats frost

Counted back from each zone's first fall frost, for a fast, a mid-season, and a slow crop. Sow after these dates and the planting runs out of season before it finishes.

Last sowing dates by zone
ZoneFirst fall frost30-day crop60-day crop90-day crop
Zone 3September 15August 16July 17June 17
Zone 4September 21August 22July 23June 23
Zone 5October 1September 1August 2July 3
Zone 6October 17September 17August 18July 19
Zone 7October 29September 29August 30July 31
Zone 8November 7October 8September 8August 9
Zone 9December 1November 1October 2September 2
Zone 10December 15November 15October 16September 16
Zone 11December 31December 1November 1October 2

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