SowWindow
One crop, more than one sowing
Choose a crop and growing purpose before setting an interval. Different uses can have different stopping references.
Cool-season crops
Lettuce succession planting plan
Choose full-size heads or baby leaves before creating a sequence. The reviewed interval and latest-sowing reference change with that choice.
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Spinach succession planting plan
Use the reviewed weekly interval to organize separate spinach sowings, then review heat and protection before retaining the whole sequence.
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Carrot succession planting plan
The selected carrot option uses a three-week sowing interval for fresh roots. Its final date must be supplied deliberately because the source does not give a portable frost-relative cutoff.
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Beet succession planting plan
The selected beet plan repeats sowings every two weeks and uses an explicit first-frost boundary. Keep the final plant target separate from the number of beet seed units.
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Radish succession planting plan
Plan short sowings of small-root radishes with space for thinning and harvesting. The reviewed weekly interval is a starting point for that task.
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Turnip succession planting plan
Use the turnip option for repeat root crops, with its own interval and autumn boundary. Rutabaga advice from a shared growing guide is not substituted.
Read the guide →Warm-season crops
Bush bean succession planting plan
Plan successive bush snap-bean sowings as separate stands. Each batch needs warm conditions and space for a complete row system.
Read the guide →Warm-season crops
Sweet corn succession planting plan
Schedule complete sweet-corn blocks, then choose an end date suited to the variety and your season. The reviewed chart gives an interval but no automatic frost-relative cutoff.
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