September in Prince Edward Island still has room for quick greens, garlic near the end of the month, and cover crops on any bed that’s finished producing.

Prince Edward Island’s October sits almost exactly on top of its average first fall frost, October 17.

November in Prince Edward Island sits well past the average first fall frost, so the open-ground planting season is essentially closed.

By May in Prince Edward Island, the soil has usually thawed enough to work, but the average last spring frost doesn’t arrive until May 16, and that’s a…

In March, Prince Edward Island gardeners plant almost nothing directly in the open ground.

June is the month Prince Edward Island gardens really open up. The average last spring frost at Charlottetown falls on May 16, so by June most of the…

July in Prince Edward Island sits deep in the growing season, well clear of the frost windows on either end.

In Prince Edward Island’s Canadian hardiness zone 5b, January ground is frozen solid and usually buried under snow, so nothing goes into open soil this…

February in Prince Edward Island is the deep freeze, and the honest answer is that nothing goes into open ground this month.

By December, Prince Edward Island’s soil is either frozen solid or buried under snow, and the mean first fall frost at Charlottetown A already passed…