Average last and first frost dates in our area are April 29 and October 13

Insects and the garden plants they favor    History of vegetables

Early spring	May			Insects Diseases	Days to  germ.	Seed to harvest	Harvest
	*	Beans,  Pole	roots		6-14	70-90 days
	*	Beans Fava				120 days
	*	Beans, Lima		Mexican Bean Beetle	7-10	90-130 days
	*	Beets			3-14	45-60 days
*		Broccoli			3-10	70-120 days
*		Brussel Sprout			3-10	90-120 days
*	*	Carrots	History roots		10-14	65-90 days
*	*	Collards			5-10
	*	Corn - popping	History		6-10	60-100 days
	*	Cucumber	History roots	Insects	5-10	50-75 days
*	*	Endive	History		10-14
	*	GarlicPdf	roots
*	*	Kale	History		5-10	55-60 days
*	*	Kohl Rabi	History Roots		7-21	50-70 days
		Leeks
*	*	Lettuce	History Roots		7-21	40-70 days
*	*	Mustard	History		5-10	40-70 days
	*	Okra	History Roots		4-14	50-70 days
	*	Onion - seeds National Assoc.	History Roots			90-120 days
*	*	Onion sets Pdf	History		10-14
	*	Parsley	History		14-21	65-90 days
	*	Parsnip	History		6-28	95-110 days
*	*	Peas	History roots		5-8	60-75 days
	*	Pepper Plants	History roots		5-10	75-85 days
	*	Potato, red/white       2   Pdf
	*	Pumpkin	History Root		4-7	90-120 days
*	*	Radish	History Roots		3-10	20-75 days
	*	Rutabaga	History		3-10	90-120 days
	*	Soybeans	History		6-14
*	*	Spinach,	History Roots  Trivia		7-21	45-60 days
	*	Squash, Summer	History Roots		7-14	55-70 days
	*	Squash,  Winter	History		7-14	90-125 days
*	*	Swiss Chard	History Roots		7-14	45-60 days
		Sweet Potato	History Roots			October
		Tomatillo			7-14
	*	Tomato main page  seeds  indoors	History Roots		7-14	70-100 days
	*	Turnips	History		3-7	45-90 days

Vegetables you can harvest after frost

These vegetables are ideal to plant in late summer and harvest after the first hard fall frost:       · Cole:  Kale, Broccoli, Brussel sprouts       · Greens:  Swiss Chard, Lettuce, Spinach       · Root:  Beets, Turnips, Carrots, Radish       · Legume:  Peas