What to Plant in Newfoundland and Labrador in April
April in Newfoundland and Labrador sits well ahead of the frost window, so the honest answer is that almost nothing goes into open ground yet.
What to Plant in New York in September
September in New York still has room for fast, cold-hardy crops if you sow them in the first half of the month, but the window narrows fast as you move…
What to Plant in New York in October
October is planting month for garlic in New York, not the tail end of the growing season.
What to Plant in New York in November
Garlic and shallots are the main crop still going into New York soil this month, and it’s actually prime timing for them.
What to Plant in New York in May
By May, New York’s growing season is in full swing for most of the state. In New York City, the last spring frost typically falls between March 23 and…
What to Plant in New York in March
In New York’s warmer pockets, Long Island, New York City, and the lower Hudson Valley, cold-hardy crops like peas, spinach, and onion sets can go into…
What to Plant in New York in June
By June, New York’s growing season is in full swing almost everywhere in the state.
What to Plant in New York in July
July in New York means direct-sowing anything with a short clock and starting the fall garden under cover, because frost isn’t the constraint anymore…
What to Plant in New York in January
In January, open ground planting is off the table across nearly all of New York.
What to Plant in New York in February
February in New York sits squarely inside the dormant season, well before the ground has any business being worked.