Planting Calendar 
If the proper varieties of flower seeds are planted, you can have blooms all summer until late autumn 



FEBRUARY Cress Melon Sweet Corn F ve late crop 
(In hotbed) Kohlrabi Onion Cucumber P eae 
Artichoke Lettuce Parsley Endive ae 1S rs 
Early Cabbage Mustard Peas Kale __ Toni 
Early Cauliflower Onion Seed Radish Kohlrabi Baie 
Celery Onion Sets Salsify Lettuce utabaga 
Eggplant Parsley Spinach Melon Set out plants of 
Leek Parsnips Swiss Chard Okra Celery 
Onion Peas Herbs Peas __ Late Cabbage 
Parsley Potato Okra Pumpkin Late Cauliflower 
Pepper Radish Pumpkin Radish Kale 
Radish Rhubarb Roots Squash Salsify Endive 
Tomato Spinach Brussels Sprouts Swiss Chard Brussels Sprouts 
Swiss Chard Late Cabbage Squash Rutabaga 
MARCH Salsify Late Cauliflower Herbs AUGUST 
(In hotbed) Turnips Endive Goi uc nants of 
All seeds mentioned in Set out plants of Rutabaga E (Plant outdoors) 
February table and Early Cabbage Kale Celery Bush Beans 
Kohlrabi Early Lettuce Set out plants of Eggplant Corn Salad 
Lettuce Early Cauliflower Early Cabbage Peppers Cress 
Early Beets Early Beets Lettuce Tomato Endive 
Onion Early Cauliflower Lettuce 
APRIL Eggplant JULY Early Dwarf Peas 
(In hotbed) MAY Peppers (Plant outdoors) For late crop 
All seeds mentioned in (Plant outdoors) Kohlrabi Radish 
February and March Artichoke Onion Beans Spinach 
tables; also the Asparagus Beets Beets P 
ollowing: 
foll g Boch Beane Toniate Carrot Set out plants of 
Asparagus Lima Beans Sweet Corn Kale 
Cucumber Beste JUNE Corn Salad Endive 
Melon Carrot (Plant outdoors) | Cress Rutabaga 
(Plant outdoors) Cauliflower Bush Beans Cucumber 
Asparagus Roots Celery Lima Beans Endive prom eat a 
Beets Sweet Corn Beets Kale RAD, 
Early Cabbage Cucumber Brussels Sprouts Kohlrabi Corn Salad 
Carrot Kohlrabi Late Cabbage Lettuce Lettuce, Simpson 
Early Cauliflower Leek Carrot Okra Radish 
Celery Lettuce Late Cauliflower Early Peas Spinach 
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Ageratum . 24 | Daisy, Shasta . 29 | Peas, Canada Field . ms 
Alyssum . . . 24 | Eggplants . 11 | Peppers . ; 18, 19 
Antirrhinum . . 24] Endive : . 10) Petunias . 7, 
Asparagus . . 1] Flower Seeds 24-29 | Phlox . . fon . 28 
Asters . . 25 | Forget-me-nots . . 26 | Planting Calendar . 32 
Bachelor’s Buttons . 25 | Four o’Clocks . 26| Poppy . : 28 
Balsam ca 5a hOx? OVS Eee 26 | Portulaca = ke 
Bean, Castor . 2 SaleGarllardrage tte . 27 | Pumpkins . 19 
Bean, Scarlet Runner . 29 | Grass, Lawn . . 30 | Radish: . 19, 20 
Beans. . : 1-4 | Gumbo 15 | Ricinus . 28 
Beet, Spinach . 51] Heliotrope . . . 27 | Rutabaga . 23 
Beets Z . 5 | Herbs, Sweet and Medicinal . 23 | Sage p 20 
Borecole . : . 11 | Hollyhock - Pa Gace Scarlet . 28 
Brussels Sprouts m5) Kaleee ua . 11 | Salpiglossis . 28 
Cabbage . . : 0) Wohlrabuse. eid cesalsitve 20 
Cabbage, Chinese or Celery . 8 | Larkspur 2/e\eSalwiadeeme . 28 
Calendula ale . se2 5s ig Meekeuremeey Week: . 11 | Snapdragon . 24 
California FOPEy. : . 25 | Lettuce : . 12 | Spinach spo 
Candytuft . . 25 Mangel-Wurzels: 5 | Squash _ BA 
Carnation 2 OFS Maric oleae a yk nar moet 27 | Stocks . . 29 
Carrotsien cies 7 | Mignonette 27 | Sunflower 29 
Cauliflower. . 7 | Morning-Glory . 27 | Sweet Peas . . 29 
Celeriac . . 8 | Muskmelons . 13'| Swiss Chard . pe 25 
Celery . . ; 8 | Mustard . . 12 | Tables, Reference . nS 
Celery, ‘Turnip-rooted : . 8} Nasturtium 28 | Tobacco . gs. 5 RBS 
Clematis. . . . 26 | Okra . 15 | Tomato 2B 
Cockscomb . . 26 | Onions 52a urnipseeae pert 23 
Corn Salad. . 7 | Pansies 28 | Vegetable Oyster Proms Sa 20 
Corn, Sweet . 9] Parsley 18 | Verbena . F 29 
Cosmos . 26 | Parsnips . 18 | Watermelons . 14 
Cucumbers. . . . 10} Peas . 6; 17 | Zinnia . 29 
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