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Spring SASON Overview Planting Date: February 15 Spring Onions Lettuce omatoes & ggplant Garden omatoes & Basil Peppers omatoes Radishes Bulbing Onions Beets Carrots Root Veggie Garden ggplant Climate and Season AVRAG HIGH: AVRAG LOW: AVRAG PRCIP: FB MAR APR MAY 69 71 51 53 Sunflowers cumbers 3.73 2.42 uashes & Companions Garbanzo Beans 73 75 56 59 0.97 0.31 uash Lifecycle & Herbs Garden Beneficial Insect Flowers Fennel & Anise Bush Beans uash Perennial Herbs Dill & Rosemary

Spring omatoes & ggplant Garden Guide Suggested Planting Date: Feb. 15 Basil Seeds: 40 days to maturity Spacing: 6 inches apart Harvest Window: April 1 - May 30 White Spear Onion Seeds: 50 days to maturity Spacing: 2 inches Harvest Window: April 10 - May 30 Adriana Lettuce Seeds: 35 days to maturity Spacing: Several seeds per inch Harvest Window: March 20 - April 20 Fennel Seeds: 60-80 days to maturity Spacing: 4 inches = Basil Seeds P P P = ggplant Seedlings = omato Seedlings = Pepper Seedlings = White Spear Spring Onion Seeds omato Seedlings 65 days to maturity Spacing: 2 feet Harvest Window: April 25 - June 30 ggplant Seedlings 70 days to maturity Spacing: 1 foot Harvest Window: May 1 - June 30 Pepper Seedlings 75 days to maturity Spacing: 1 foot Harvest Window: May 5 - June 30 = Adriana Lettuce Seeds Cick or Scan the QR Codes below to view our garden videos Planting lettuce = Fennel Seeds Watering video: Be sure to keep your soil evenly moist while seeds are germinating. Continue to water daily after seeds have sprouted. Planting seedlings

Spring Root Veggie Garden Guide Cick or Scan the QR Codes below to view our garden videos Planting lettuce: Use the same techniques shown here for carrot and onion seeds. Bolting explained video: Harvest radishes before they bolt! Bolting is also known as flowering or going to seed. Planting radishes and spinach video. hinning carrots video: hin crowded carrots by pulling entire carrot or by snipping carrots at or below the soil surface. Watering video: Be sure to keep your soil evenly moist while seeds are germinating. Continue to water daily after seeds have sprouted. = Radish Seeds = Bulbing Onion Seeds = Carrot Seeds = Beet Seeds Suggested Planting Date: February 15 Bulbing Onion Seeds: 100 days to maturity Spacing: Several seeds per inch Harvest Window: December 5 Radish Seeds 57 days to maturity Spacing: 2 inches Harvests: December 11 - December 20 Carrot Seeds: 57 days to maturity Spacing: 1 inch Harvests: December 11 - December 20 Beet Seeds 50 days to maturity Spacing: 3 inches Depth 1/2 inch Harvest Window: December 15

Spring uashes & Companion Plants Garden Guide = Garbanzo Bean Seeds = cumber Seeds = Bush Bean Seeds = uash Seeds = Sunflower Seeds *For better germination, soak all seeds in this garden in a bowl of water overnight before planting Suggested Planting Date: February 15 cumber Seeds: 65 days to maturity Spacing: 2 seeds each hole, 2 foot spacing Depth: 1/2 inch Sunflower Seeds: 65 days to maturity Spacing: 2 seeds each hole, 2 foot spacing Depth: 1 inch uash Seeds: 60 days to maturity Spacing: 2 seeds per plant Depth: 1/2 inch Harvest Window: April 10 - May 30 Garbanzo Bean Seeds: 70 days to maturity Spacing: 6 inches Depth: 1 inch Harvest Window: April 20 - May 30 Bush Bean Seeds: 55 days to maturity Spacing: 6 inches Depth: 1 inch Harvest Window: April 1 - May 30 Cick or Scan the QR Codes below to view our garden videos Watering with a Hose and Spray Nozzle Mulching Your Garden Planting seeds with your class Watering with Your Drip Irrigation System

Spring Lifecycle & Herb Garden Guide Click or Scan the QR Codes below to view our garden videos = Flowers: Beneficial Insect Mix Planting seeds with your class L L = Perennial Herbs from the Fall Watering with a Hose and Spray Nozzle = Fennel Seeds L = Lavendar Seedling Planting Seedlings Sending perennial herbs home Watering with Your Drip Irrigation System Introduction to an Herb Garden Mulching Your Garden = Anise Seeds Suggested Planting Date: Feburary 15 Fennel Seeds: 60-80 days to maturity Spacing: 4 inches Anise Seeds: 60 days to maturity Spacing: 3 inches apart Depth 1/4 inch Lavendar Seedlings: 60 days to maturity Spacing: 12 inches apart Harvest Window: March - May Dill Seeds: 50 days to maturity Spacing: 2 inches apart Harvest Window: March = Dill Seeds

L.A. Spring harvest Guide Harvest window dates are estimates and may vary due to your local environmental factors (cold, heat, light, water) and the health and care of your plants. Anise Seeds: April 15 - May 30 Pull, pluck, or snip seeds from the top of the plant once they are fully formed and have begun to dry. hese seeds will typically stay on the plant for several weeks until the seeds and plant stems are fully dried and the plant is disturbed. Basil Harvest Window: April 1 - June 15 Pluck or snip basil plant stems directly above the growth of two opposite leaves. After your harvest, two new stems will begin to grow from the leaf nodes directly below where you harvested. he two new stems will grow new leaves and your next harvest will be twice the previous harvest. Continue to pinch or snip newest growth as new leaves grow from the end of each branch. Harvest regularly to avoid flowering. Beans (Bush Beans) Harvest Window: April 1 - May 30 Pick beans when pods are young and tender before beans swell to expand the pod. Harvest largest pods several times per week or as they become ripe. Beans (Garbanzo Beans) Harvest Window: April 20 - May 30 Pick beans when pods are green. Pods may only have one bean in them. Beets Harvest Window: April 10 - May 30 Pull the entire plant out of the ground to harvest. Harvest when top of beet root reaches 1-2 inches in diameter. Beet roots can stay in the ground waiting to be harvested even after the leaves are damaged by cold. Be sure to eat your beet leaves similarly to collards, or kale. Carrots Harvest Window: April 10 - May 30 Pull the entire plant out of the ground when the top of the root reaches 1-2 inches in diameter. Carrots often need the soil to be loosened in order to harvest them. o loosen carrots from the ground, carefully dig into the soil several inches from the carrot, and wiggle your shovel to loosen the soil near the carrot root. cumber Harvest young fruits from the vine by twisting or cutting fruit stem. Rub the skin of the fruit to re-move the prickles. Harvest fruits while young before they swell in diameter and have a rounded and tough outer skin. As fruits age, they become more bitter and the seeds and skin become tough. Dill Harvest Window: March Snip or cut at stems as they grow to a harvestable size (5-10 inches). Dill will produce stems and leaves for several weeks until it goes to seed. Dill seeds are also edible and flavorful.

L.A. Spring harvest Guide Harvest window dates are estimates and may vary due to your local environmental factors (cold, heat, light, water) and the health and care of your plants. ggplant Harvest Window: May 1 - June 30 t eggplant just above the fruit with a knife or strong scissors. ggplant are ready to harvest when they have reached their full size, or while they are smaller and still growing: - Japanese eggplant: 1" in diameter 10" in length - Italian eggplant: 3" in diameter 7" in length Green Onions Harvest Window: April 10 - May 30 Pull or dig onions once stems reach at least ¼ inch in diameter. You may need to loosen the soil around the onions for an easier harvest. Lettuce (baby sized) Harvest Window: March 20 - April 20 Snip or cut leaves 1 inch above the ground as they grow to a harvestable size (3-5 inches tall). Do not pull upwards and uproot the plant during harvest. Once leaves have been harvested, continue to care for plants in order to grow more leaves for a second or third harvest. Onions (Bulbing) Harvest Window: May 25 - June 15 After onions form bulbs at the soil s surface, their necks will weaken and the tops will fall over. When half of the tops have fallen, the onions are ready. o harvest, loosen the soil with a shovel, and pull the whole plant out of the ground. Brush off soil, but do not wash. Onions (Spring) Harvest Window: April 10 - May 30 Harvest spring onions by pulling the whole plant from the soil. ypically, you will need to loosen the soil with a shovel. Peppers Harvest Window: May 5 - June 30 t or snip pepper stems just above the fruit. Harvest peppers when young and green, or mature. Perennial Herbs Harvest Window: Year-round Pinch off leaves by hand, or for larger harvests, cut or sip stems with clippers. Fresh herb leaves can be harvested as they grow. Harvest the top 1/3rd of plant or only the leafy tips to encourage new growth. Radishes Harvest Window: October Pull the entire plant out of the ground to harvest. Harvest when top of radish root reaches 1 in diameter. Radishes will be best when harvested young. omatoes Harvest Window: April 25 - June 30 Pull ripe tomatoes from the vine when mature in color and have a slight 'give' when squeezed.