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1 Guide For home vegetable gardens in Wayne County, NC NC Coopera ve Extension Wayne County Center 208 W. Chestnut Street Goldsboro, NC wayne.ces.ncsu.edu Wayne County Coopera ve Extension Gardening Leaflet 1 Vegetable Suggested Dates* Year* Asparagus Nov. - Dec. Beans, bush snap April 1 - Aug. 15 Beans, pole April 15 - July 1 Beans, bush lima April 15 - July 1 Beans, pole lima April 15 - June 15 Beets March 1 - April 15 Aug Broccoli Feb April 1 Aug Sept. 15 Brussels Sprouts Aug Jersey Giant, Mary Washington, Purple Passion Dandy, Derby, Harvester, Roma (flat), Tendere e Blue Lake Stringless, Kentucky Blue, Romano (flat) Bridgeton, Early Thorogreen, Fordhook 242 Carolina Sieva (small), King of the Garden Early Wonder, Red Ace, Ruby Queen Emperor, Green Duke, Packman, Premium Crop Jade Cross Hybrid, Long Island Improved 2 years crowns /4 pound /4 pound /2 pound /2 pound /4 packet plants plants maturity are from plan ng seed or se ng transplants in the garden. The number of days will vary depending on cul var (some mature earlier than * All refer to seed amounts unless otherwise indicated.
2 Suggested Dates* Cabbage Jan April 1 Aug Cabbage, Chinese Feb April 1 Aug Cantaloupe April 15 - June 15 Carrots Feb March 1 Aug Cauliflower Feb March 15 Aug Collards Feb March 15 Aug Early Jersey Wakefield, Red Express, Round Dutch China Pride, Jade Pagoda, Mei Ching, Pak Choi Ambrosia, Classic, Magnum 45, Honey Brew Li le Finger, Scarlet Nantes, Spartan Bonus, Thumbelina Early Snowball, Snowcrown, Violet Queen, Blue Max, Carolina, Morris Improved Heading, Vates Year* plants plants plants /4 packet plants plants Corn, sweet April 15 - June 1 Cucumbers, pickling Cucumbers, slicing April 15 - June 1 Aug 1-15 Eggplant May 1 - June 15 Yellow: Bodacious, Seneca White: How Sweet It Is, Silver Queen Bi-color: Honey n Pearl, Peaches & Cream packet April 15 - June 1 Aug Calypso, Carolina, County Fair /4 packet Bush: Fanfare, Salad Bush Vine: Burpless, Sweet Slice Florida Highbush, Ichiban, Rosa Bianco /4 packet plants maturity are from plan ng seed or se ng transplants in the garden. The number of days will vary depending on cul var (some mature earlier than * All refer to seed amounts unless otherwise indicated. Page 2
3 Suggested Dates* Kale Feb April 1 Aug Sept. 15 Kohlrabi Feb April 1 Aug Le uce, leaf Feb April 1 Sept Blue Knight, Early Siberian, Green Curled Scotch, Vates Grand Duke Hybrid, White Vienna Bu ercrunch, Grand Rapids, Romulus, Salad Bowl Year* /4 ounce /4 ounce /4 packet Le uce, head Feb April 1 Sept Great Lakes, Ithaca plants Mustard Feb April 1 Aug Okra May 1-31 Savannah, Southern Giant Curled, Tendergreen Annie Oakley, Burgundy, Clemson Spineless /4 ounce /4 packet Onion Jan Feb. 15 Oct Ebenezer, Excel, Grano plants Peas, edible - podded Peas, garden - English Peas, southern - field Feb March 15 Feb March 15 April 20 - June 15 Pepper, sweet May 1 - June 15 Pepper, hot May 1 - June 15 Snowbird, Sugar Bon, Sugar Snap Freezonian, Green Arrow, Wando Dixielee, Hercules, Mississippi Silver, Purple Hull California Wonder, Mexi Bell, Pimento, Yolo Wonder Cayenne, Red Chili, Habenero, Jalepeno /2 pound /2 pound /2 pound plants plants maturity are from plan ng seed or se ng transplants in the garden. The number of days will vary depending on cul var (some mature earlier than * All refer to seed amounts unless otherwise indicated. Page 3
4 Suggested Dates* Year* Potatoes, Irish March 1 - April 1 Kennebec, Red Pon ac, Yukon Gold, Superior lbs seed potatoes Pumpkins April 15 - July 1 Mini: Baby Bear Small: Autumn Gold, Spookie Large: Gold Rush, Merlin Pie Type: Sugar Baby, Touch of Autumn /4 packet Radishes Feb April 15 Aug Sept. 15 Rutabagas Feb April 15 Aug Spinach Feb March 15 Aug Sept. 15 Squash, summer April 15 - Aug. 15 Cherry Belle, Scarlet Globe, Snowbells, White Icicle American Purple Top, Lauren an Hybrid #7, Winter Bloomsdale Goldbar, Seneca Prolific, Sun Drops, Sunburst, Zucchini Elite (green) /4 packet /4 packet /4 packet /4 packet Squash, winter April 15 - Aug. 15 Acorn, Bu ernut, Spaghe /4 packet Sweetpotatoes May 1 - June 1 Jewel, Pope, Porto Rico slips Swiss Chard Feb April 1 Lucullus, Rhubard Chard /4 packet maturity are from plan ng seed or se ng transplants in the garden. The number of days will vary depending on cul var (some mature earlier than * All refer to seed amounts unless otherwise indicated. Page 4
5 Suggested Dates* Tomatoes April 15 - July 15 Determinate (Bush): Celebrity, Mountain Fresh, Mountain Pride Indeterminate (Vining): Beefmaster, Be er Boy, Big Beef Cherry: Jolly, Sweet Baby Girl Year* plants Turnips Feb. 15 April 15 Aug Sept. 15 Purple Top, White Globe /4 ounce Watermelons April 15 - June 15 Congo, Golden Crown, Sweet Princess, Tiger Baby /2 ounce maturity are from plan ng seed or se ng transplants in the garden. The number of days will vary depending on cul var (some mature earlier than * All refer to seed amounts unless otherwise indicated. Crop rota on is an important prac ce in a vegetable garden to reduce plant disease and insect problems along with improving soil fer lity. Vegetables that belong to the same family are suscep ble to the same types of insects and plant diseases along with having similar nutrient requirements. Crop rota on involves each year changing the plan ng loca on of vegetables that belong to the same family. For example you would not want to plant tomatoes in the same loca on as last year but also do not want to plant peppers, eggplants, and potatoes in the same loca on since they are all in the same vegetable family. Below are the main vegetable families: * Composite Family: Endive, Le uce, Sunflower * Mallow Family: Okra * Goosefoot Family: Beet, Spinach, Swiss Chard * Mustard Family: Broccoli, Brussels sprouts, Cabbage, Cauliflower, Collard, Kale, * Gourd Family: Cantaloupe, Cucumber, Pumpkin, Squash, Mustard greens, Radish, Rutabaga, Turnip Watermelon * Nightshade Family: Eggplant, Pepper, Potato, Tomato * Grass Family: Ornamental corn, Sweet Corn * Parsley Family: Carrot, Celery, Parsley * Lily Family: Chives, Garlic, Onion * Pea Family: Bush bean, Lima bean, Pea, Pole bean Prepared by: Jessica Strickland, Wayne County Agriculture Extension Agent - Hor culture Reviewed June 2014 Leaflet adapted from NC Coopera ve Extension Home Vegetable Gardening Quick Reference Guide (Ag-12) & UGA Coopera ve Extension Vegetable Chart (Circular 963) Distributed in furtherance of the acts of Congress of May 8 and June 30, North Carolina State University and North Carolina A&T State University commit themselves to positive action to secure equal opportunity regardless of race, creed, national origin, religion, sex, age, or disability. In addition, the two Universities welcome all persons without regard to sexual orientation. North Carolina State University, North Carolina A&T State University, U.S. Department of Agriculture, and local government cooperating. Page 5
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