- Get your vegetable garden ready for the new season
- Watering your vegetable garden
- Pruning tomatoes, cucumbers, and pumpkins
- How do you harvest zucchini?
- Perfect vegetable garden and perfect plants?
- Mid-February: can you start sowing now?
- End of May, early June: harvest and add nutrients
- Vacation and your vegetable garden
- July: tomatoes, cucumbers, and zucchini
- August: sowing for fall
- Early September sowing
- October sowing
- Which vegetables can handle cold weather?
- Get your vegetable garden ready for winter
- White lumps on the roots: good for your plants
- Help the birds this winter
- Get your vegetable garden ready for the new season
- Watering your vegetable garden
- Pruning tomatoes, cucumbers, and pumpkins
- How do you harvest zucchini?
- Perfect vegetable garden and perfect plants?
- Mid-February: can you start sowing now?
- End of May, early June: harvest and add nutrients
- Vacation and your vegetable garden
- July: tomatoes, cucumbers, and zucchini
- August: sowing for fall
- Early September sowing
- October sowing
- Which vegetables can handle cold weather?
- Get your vegetable garden ready for winter
- White lumps on the roots: good for your plants
- Help the birds this winter
Still sowing in October?

Plenty to harvest

Can you still sow now?
Sure, it’s a risk. Maybe we skip the fall altogether and get snow and frost next week. As true Planty gardeners, we’re not surprised by anything anymore, are we?

What to sow in October
- dino kale
- radish
- spinach
- winter pea (for the shoots)
- winter purslane
- winter lettuce

- winter onions
- garlic
- endive
- turnip
- Asian salad mix (for the mizuna and mustard greens)
- arugola
- lamb's lettuce
- chard

Help your plants grow in all kinds of weather


Garden care
- Get your vegetable garden ready for the new season
- Watering your vegetable garden
- Pruning tomatoes, cucumbers, and pumpkins
- How do you harvest zucchini?
- Perfect vegetable garden and perfect plants?
- Mid-February: can you start sowing now?
- End of May, early June: harvest and add nutrients
- Vacation and your vegetable garden
- July: tomatoes, cucumbers, and zucchini
- August: sowing for fall
- Early September sowing
- October sowing
- Which vegetables can handle cold weather?
- Get your vegetable garden ready for winter
- White lumps on the roots: good for your plants
- Help the birds this winter