The newsletter for July is about planning your Fall Garden so I thought I'd share all of the info here as well.
Happy Planting!
While it may be just the beginning of summer, now is the
time to start thinking about your Fall
Garden.
If you don't start thinking about it now, the time to plant
those seeds for a fall crop will have passed. Because climate zones can
be different in each region, it is important to know what and when to plant
each seed variety.
Below are a few suggestions on what to plant during August
and September from Mother Earth News. For more details just ask!
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| Peat Pellets |
Arugula, Beets
Carrots, Chard
Lettuce, Radish
Spinach and Turnips
Gulf Coast Region (includes all of Florida)
Beans, Cabbage
Beans, Cabbage
Corn, Eggplant
Leeks, Peppers
Pumpkins, Winter
Squash
and Tomatoes
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| Small Sugar Pumpkin |
Beets, Carrots
Cilantro, Lettuce
Radishes, Spinach
and Turnips
Pacific Northwest
Arugula, Beets, Carrots, Lettuce,
Radishes, Spinach and Turnips
Radishes, Spinach and Turnips
Brussels Sprouts
Cabbage, Carrots
Cauliflower, Chard
Corn, Cucumber
Leeks, Lettuce
Radishes, Spinach
Summer Squash and Turnips
Beans, Beets, Broccoli,
Brussels Sprouts, Cabbage, Carrots,
Cauliflower, Chard, Cucumber,
Lettuce, Radishes, Spinach,
Summer Squash and Turnips
North Central and Rockies
Arugula, Beets, Lettuce,
Radishes, Spinach and Turnips
Radishes, Spinach and Turnips
Several of the seed varieties list above will be on sale
until July 26th at midnight. Select seed varieties have been marked down
15-25% off. If you have further
gardening questions feel free to ask or stop by Back to the Basics!
Sincerely,
Mary
Mary's Heirloom Seeds
Mary's Heirloom Seeds
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27 comments:
Thanks for the info! I'm knee deep in my garden in Eastern Iowa right now. Still planting summer stuff, it seems. :-) I just planted a second round of lettuce, but I think it's too hot to come up right now.
This is a very informative post, thanks for sharing.
Mrs. Delightful
www.ourdelightfulhome.blogspot.com
Thank you Michelle and Mrs. Delightful for stopping by. Once it cools down just a bit I'll be back in the garden myself.
Thanks for the info! One of these days I'll have a backyard where I can actually plant a garden; I can't wait! Thanks so much for linking this up to The Fun In Functional!
Thank you so much for posting this information. I just jotted down a list of things to plant based on Souther Interior and Gulf Coast... I live right on the cusp of both of these zones...in east Texas.
The weather from the coast effects us, even though we are about 1 hr south of Dallas...
I just found out,yesterday (while looking for our elevation level) that in fact, we have about 254 growing days out of the year!
I'm new at gardening--we've been growing our own veggies for the past two years (three seasons of growing)...I can get so much more from garden with these list of veggies!
I'm going to try Corn in the Fall!
thanks again...
came in via FFBH...at dandelion house,
Pat
This is a great post. I live in the Southern Interior and have never had a fall garden. Perhaps this year is the time to start something new. :-)
Stopping by from blissful and domestic link party. This is great information thanks for sharing. I am your newest follower
This is very informative--thank you! I'm just getting into gardening and I find it very rewarding.
I'm newly following from the Aloha Friday Blog Hop. Hope you can follow back :). Have a great weekend.
Thanks for the reminder! I live in the desert, and it's time to switch to a new batch of plants any day! I'm going to plant corn with pole beans around each stalk. Wish me luck! (I've never tried it before.)
I'm hosting my first linky party "One Creative Weekend" at OneCreativeMommy.com. I'd love for you to visit and link up this idea or anything else you'd like to share.
Thanks so much for linking up at One Creative Weekend!
I never thought about fall garden in July but oh my gosh you are so right, I have been missing out on something:( I am planning as we speak. Thank you for sharing at Freedom Fridays.
I have enjoyed blog hopping today. I have joined your site and hope you visit and join mine. Thank you so much, Katie msqueenfashionista.com
Thanks Mary, we are about to get started with our garden so this information has come in handy. I also wanted to let you know that I awarded you the Liebster blog award. You can check it out here: http://mylifesatreasure.blogspot.com/2012/07/liebster-blog-award.html
Thank you lovely people for following. I'm following you back! Happy Planting!
-Mary
Great post! I've planted my fall broccoli and rutabegas, plus another round of beans. This weekend I'm hoping to get carrots and beets planted, and maybe peas.
Good luck to everyone planting for fall. Hopefully we'll get some rain and cooler temps soon!
I will definitely be doing some beets! I didn't know you could plant them in August! Thanks for the tips!
Great looking vegetables and great tips! Thanks for linking up and have a very nice weekend.
First time stopping in and have really enjoyed! Can't wait to read more! Stop by and follow at:
http://theredeemedgardener.blogspot.com
Thanks for adding this to the Our Favorite Things link party. Have a great weekend.
Thanks for your helpful post!
Stacey of Embracing Change
Lots of great information! You're being featured tonight at Mom On Timeout - thanks for sharing!
I just covered our lettuce patch today with shade cloth and thought about planting more spinach and lettuce for this fall. Your guide is very helpful! Thank you for sharing at Farm Fresh Friday, hope you'll join us regularly!!
This is good info. Maybe it is not too late for my carrots. I had just about given up on them, but maybe they will still grow. Fingers crossed!
Great post!! Thanks.
Pinning this! Fall always sneaks up on me and I really want a Fall garden this year. Thanks so much for sharing at Mom On Timeout!
Thanks so much for all of your positive feedback! There's always something on sale at Mary's Heirloom Seeds, right not it's Herb Seeds!
http://marysheirloomseeds.com/herb-seeds.html
And don't forget to enter the Mary's Basics giveaway!
http://back2basichealth.blogspot.com/2012/08/celebrating-with-giveaway.html
I can always use some good garden information! Thanks for sharing the fall tips!
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