| Fall Color | Dates | Fall Color | Dates |
|---|---|---|---|
| Purple Group | June 7-13 | Navy Group | July 19-25 |
| Maroon Group | June 21-27 | Olive Group | August 2-8 |
| Brown Group | July 5-11 | Goldenrod Group | August 16-22 |
To Do This Week
| Start Seeds Inside | Transplant Plants | Plant Seeds Outside |
|---|---|---|
| Broccoli Cabbage Cauliflower Kale |
Broccoli Cabbage Carrots Cauliflower Endive* Kale Rutabagas |
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| *Last chance! This is the last week to start this plant. | ||
About Broccoli
Broccoli is a hardy vegetable that grows best in cool temperatures. If the average temperature is not much higher than 75ºF, you can probably plant it directly outside in the ground. But if temperatures are still warm, you will need to start it indoors under growing lights.
About Cabbage
Cabbage is a hardy vegetable that grows best in cool temperatures. If the average temperature is not much higher than 75ºF, you can probably plant it directly outside in the ground. But if temperatures are still warm, you will need to start it indoors under growing lights. Look for late-season varieties for they will do best in the fall. Late-season varieties can planted about a month after your spring frost date until 14 weeks before the fall frost date.
About Carrots
Carrots will grow well any time the soil temperatures are less than 80ºF. For those who live where there are mild summers, you can probably plant this any time during the spring and summer. For those with a Spring-Fall or Fall-Winter-Spring pattern, you can probably plant carrots later than suggested here.
About Cauliflower
Cauliflower is the most temperamental vegetable to grow. It cannot tolerate extreme heat or cold. If the average temperature is not much higher than 75°F, you can probably plant it directly outside in the ground. But if temperatures are still warm, you will need to start it indoors under growing lights.
