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Vegetable Garden Calender (month wise) for IndianTerrain.

This gardening calendar provides a list of month by month activities for growing indoor

vegetables in India.

Month North India South India

JANUARY BrinjalLettuce,Spinach, Gourds, Melons, Rad

Tomato,Okra,Brinjal, Bean

FEBRUARY

Applegourd, Bittergourd, Bottle gourd, Cucumber,

French Beans, Okra, Sponge, Gourd, Watermelon,

Spinach

Lettuce,Spinach, Gourds, Melons, Rad

Tomato,Okra,Brinjal, Bean

MARCH

Applegourd, Bittergourd, Bottle gourd, Cucumber,

French Beans, Okra, Sponge, Gourd, Watermelon,

Spinach

Amaranthus, Coriander, Gourds, Bean

Okra

APRIL Capsicum Onion, Amaranthus, Coriander, Gourd

MAY Onion, Pepper, Brinjal Okra, Onion, Chilli

JUNEAll gourds, Brinjal, Cucumber, Cauliflower (Early),

Okra, Onion,Sem,Tomato,PepperAll Gourds, Solanaeceae,Almost all ve

JULY All gourds, Cucumber, Okra, Sem, Tomato All Gourds, Solanaeceae,Almost all ve

AUGUST Carrot, Cauliflower, Radish, Tomato Carrot, Cauliflower, Beans, Beet

SEPTEMBERCabbage, Carrot, Cauliflower, Peas, Radish, Tomato,

LettuceCauliflower, Cucumber, Onion,Peas,Sp

OCTOBERBeet, Brinjal, Cabbage, Cauliflower, Lettuce, Peas,

Radish, Spinach, Turnip

Brinjal, Cabbage,Capsicum,Cucumber,

Turnip, Watermelon

NOVEMBER Turnip, Tomato, Radish, Pepper, Peas, BeetBeet, Eggplant, Cabbage, Carrot, Bea

Okra, Turnip

DECEMBER TomatoLettuce, Pumpkin, Watermelon, Musk

gourd, Bitter gourd, Bottle gourd, Cucu

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Ideal Germination Conditions

Vegetable IdealF

IdealC

RangeF

RangeC

Direct/Transplant

North India South India

Tinda 77 25 68-85 20-30 DirectFeb-Mar/ Jun-

JulFeb-Mar/ Jun-Jul

Beet 70 20 50-75 10-30 Direct Oct-Nov Aug-Nov

Bittergourd 77 25 68-85 20-30 DirectFeb-March/

June-July

Nov-Dec/ Dec-Jan/

Jun-July

Bottlegourd 77 25 68-85 20-30 Direct Feb-March/June-July

Nov-Dec/ Dec-Jan/Jun-July

Brinjal/ Eggplant85 30 70-95 21-35 TransplantJan-Feb/ May-

Jun/ Oct-Nov

Jun-Jul/ Oct-Nov/

Jan-Feb

Cabbage 70 20 45-70 10-20 Transplant Sep-Oct Jun-Jul/ Oct-Nov

Capsicum 70 21 60-77 15-25 Transplant Nov-JanJul-Aug/ Oct-Nov/

Jan-Feb

Carrot 80 25 45-85 10-30 Direct Aug-Sep-Oct Aug-Nov

Cauliflower (early)77 25 77-80 25-27 Transplant Mid-June Jun-Jul/ Aug-Sep

Cauliflower (late)65 18 60-70 16-20 Transplant Aug-Sep-Oct Jun-Jul

Cauliflower

(midseason)58 15


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Vegetable Inches between plants Depth of se

Cabbage 18-24 0.25

Carrot 4 0.25

Cauliflower 18-24 0.5

Celery 8-10 0.25

Chard 6-9 0.5

Chayote 30 5-6

Chick pea 6-8 0.5

Chicory 12-18 0.5

Chinese Cabbage 18 0.5

Collards 12 0.5

Corn 12 1-1.5

Cucumber 12 0.5

Eggplant 18-24 0.25

Endive 9-12 0.25

Horseradish 24 0.25

Kale 12 0.5

Kohlrabi 8 0.25

Leek 6-9 Surface sow,co

Lettuce 8-12 Surface sow,co

Muskmelon 18-24 1

Mustard 6-12 0.5

Okra 12-18 0.5

Onion

sets

seeds

2-3

1-2

2

0.25

Peas 1-2 1


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Vegetable Inches between plants Depth of se

Peanut 6-8 1

Pepper 18-24 0.25

Potato 12-18 4

Sweet Potato 12-18 3-5

Pumpkin 24-48 1

Radish 6 0.5

Shallot 6-8 0.25

Sorrel 12-18 0.25

Soybean 6 0.5-1

Spinach 2-4 0.5

Squash, Summer 24-36 1

Squash, Winter 24-48 1

Tomato 24 0.25

Watermelon 24-72 1

Tools For Garden Planning

- ardiness !one Planting Sched"les- State Planting Calendars

- Crop Calc"lators

January#

It$s time for garden catalogs to arri%e in the mail. &an"ar' is a great time to start planning what %egetable %arietieswill be grown in the garden. oo thro"gh 'o"r catalogs and find the %egetable seeds for 'o"r garden. Someflower %arieties sho"ld be started in &an"ar'. In a warmer en%ironment 'o" can plant certain %egetables b"t m"stbe read' for a frost. Indoor herbs are alwa's great to grow in a s"nn' windowsill.

Tomatoes and PeppersGet a head start on the growing season b' starting 'o"r tomato and pepper seeds indoors. *ost tomatoes andpeppers will tae +-, wees to reach transplant sie so plan according to 'o"r climate oneS"ggested tomato %ariet'/ 0rand'wine1 Cheroee P"rple1 2oma1 Sweetie1 eirloom 0lendS"ggested pepper %ariet'/ California 3onder 1 4arl' &alapeno1 Sweet 0anana1 S"per Chili

Onions

ate &an"ar' is a great time to start 'o"r onion seeds indoors if 'o" li%e in a warmer gardening one (+-56) Forones 5-7 start 'o"r onion seeds in mid-late Febr"ar'. et the onions grow to 7-+ inches tall and c"t tops off sothe' will be onl' 8 inches. 2epeating this "ntil the' are transplanted helps strengthen the roots and health of the

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Herbserbs are defiantl' the most pop"lar indoor plant to grow thro"gho"t the winter months. Tr' 'o"r hand at these 7most pop"lar herbs. ;lso chec o"t the


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BroccoliIf 'o" li%e in a warmer climate and can find a @"ic growing 0roccoli %ariet' 'o" can har%est "ntil it bolts in thehot s"mmer s"nS"ggested %ariet'/ Calabrese

CabbaeCabbage is one of the easier plants to grow in the garden. Select a %ariet' that is right for 'o"r location (sie and

mat"rit' length). 0e s"re to fertilie and water when cabbage head begins to form.S"ggested %ariet'/ Premi"m ate Flat ?"tch1 Golden ;cre1 *ichihili

CarrotsPlanting carrots b' mid-&"l' 'ields a fall crop that will eep in the garden "ntil "sed.S"ggested %ariet'/ ittle Finger 1 Scarlet :antes

Corn>ne of the most rewarding and fast growing crops to grow. Corn is delicio"s when cooed onl' min"tes afterbeing p"lled off the stal. Tr' a small plot of corn1 woring 'o"r wa' to a large field of se%eral %arieties.S"ggested %ariet'/ Peaches and Cream1 Incredible1 S"gar 0"ns

CucumbersFast growing %ine or b"sh c"c"mber plants can prod"ce an ab"ndance of c"c"mber fr"its. 0e caref"l to pic a

%ariet' for the space 'o" ha%e in 'o"r garden. Vine c"c"mbers can be the best tasting b"t need far more spacethan b"sh %arieties.S"ggest %ariet'/ Spacemaster ,61 *"ncher 1 *aretmore B+

Herbs:Plant heat lo%ing herbs lie basil1 oregano1 th'me and sage.S"ggested %arieties/ Italian 0asil1 Gree >regano1 ?ill

LettuceStart a crop of salad miA greens that gets bright s"n b"t not all da'. Great for late s"mmer and earl' fall crops.S"ggested Varieties/ 0"ttercr"nch1 *escl"n *iA1 0lac Seeded Simpson

Melons*elons are some of the most rewarding plants to grow. Great for hot1 long s"mmers. ; staple for s"mmer picnicsand famil' f"n.S"ggested %ariet'/ S"gar 0ab'1 Crimson Sweet1 ales 0est

OnionsGet those onion seeds growing. 0e caref"l to select an onion %ariet' appropriate for 'o"r garden one. :orthernareas sho"ld plant long da' onions. So"thern regions sho"ld plant short da' onions.S"ggest %ariet'/ Sweet 3hite 3alla1 2ed Creol1 9ellow Spanish

PeasGreen peas and s"gar peas are good to plant in &"l'1 and will prod"ce a moderate fall har%est.S"ggested %ariet'/ S"gar ;nn1 >regon Giant

PeppersFresh1 crisp peppers are a garden fa%orite. Peppers tae "p little space and can prod"ce high 'ields whenplanted close together. Plant as man' different %arieties as possible. The' come small1 big1 hot1 mild1 and an

arra' of different colors.S"ggested %ariet'/ California 3onder 1 4arl' &alapeno1 Sweet 0anana1 S"per Chili

!pinachSpinach is more of a cool weather %egetable and will prod"ce "ntil hot weather of s"mmer. Planting in earl'*arch will ens"re 'o" ha%e plent' of har%est before bolting.S"ggested %ariet'/ 0loomsdale1 Samish

!ummer !"uash9"m S"mmer s@"ash sowing in &"ne will lead to fresh s@"ash and "cchini in &"l' and ;"g"st.S"ggested Varieties/ Cocoelle1 3altham 0"ttern"t

TomatoesThe most pop"lar garden %egetable. Growing tomatoes is not onl' f"n b"t treats 'o" to some of the best tasting

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April

9es1 9es1 9es ;pril is finall' here and 'o"r garden soil is finall' warming "p ;pril is the best time to plant most of'o"r %egetable seeds after 'o"r last frost. It$s still not too late to plant tomatoes and peppers from seeds as well.Chec o"t the below %egetables that can be started in ;pril. 0e s"re to chec 'o"r gardening one for last frostdates. Tr' a Salsa Garden this spring

Beans:Start planting both b"sh and pole beans now that the soil and air are warmed "p. Tr' a contin"al B-56 da' sowingof different %arieties. This will gi%e 'o" contin"al bean crops and not one large har%est with wasted crop.S"ggested %ariet'/ Contender 1 =ent"c' 3onder 1 Topcrop

BeetsSow beets now for a fast1 earl' s"mmer treat.S"ggested Varieties/ ?etroit ?ar 2ed

CabbaeCabbage is one of the easier plants to grow in the garden. Select a %ariet' that is right for 'o"r location (sie andmat"rit' length). 0e s"re to fertilie and water when cabbage head begins to form.

S"ggested %ariet'/ Premi"m ate Flat ?"tch1 Golden ;cre1 *ichihili

CarrotsPlanting carrots b' ;pril will gi%e an earl' s"mmer crop.S"ggested %ariet'/ ittle Finger 1 Scarlet :antes


CucumbersFast growing %ine or b"sh c"c"mber plants can prod"ce an ab"ndance of c"c"mber fr"its. 0e caref"l to pic a%ariet' for the space 'o" ha%e in 'o"r garden. Vine c"c"mbers can be the best tasting b"t need far more space

than b"sh %arieties.S"ggest %ariet'/ Spacemaster ,61 *"ncher 1 *aretmore B+


LettuceStart a crop of salad miA greens that gets bright s"n b"t not all da'. Great for late s"mmer and earl' fall crops.S"ggested Varieties/ 0"ttercr"nch1 *escl"n *iA1 0lac Seeded Simpson


OnionsGet those onion seeds growing. 0e caref"l to select an onion %ariet' appropriate for 'o"r garden one. :orthernareas sho"ld plant long da' onions. So"thern regions sho"ld plant short da' onions.S"ggest %ariet'/ Sweet 3hite 3alla1 2ed Creol1 9ellow Spanish

PeasGreen peas and s"gar peas are good to plant in ;pril1 and will prod"ce a *a' crop.S"ggested %ariet'/ S"gar ;nn1 >regon Giant

PeppersFresh1 crisp peppers are a garden fa%orite. Peppers tae "p little space and can prod"ce high 'ields whenplanted close together. Plant as man' different %arieties as possible. The' come small1 big1 hot1 mild1 and anarra' of different colors.

S"ggested %ariet'/ California 3onder 1 4arl' &alapeno1 Sweet 0anana1 S"per Chili

!ummer !"uash

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9/13

9"m S"mmer s@"ash sowing in &"ne will lead to fresh s@"ash and "cchini in &"l' and ;"g"st.S"ggested Varieties/ Cocoelle1 3altham 0"ttern"t

TomatoesThe most pop"lar garden %egetable. Growing tomatoes is not onl' f"n b"t treats 'o" to some of the best tastingfr"its in the world. Tomatoes come in man' colors1 shapes1 taste1 and sies. Grow a few %arieties e%er' 'ear tofind 'o"r fa%orites

S"ggested %ariet'/ 0rand'wine1 Cheroee P"rple1 2oma1 Sweetie1 eirloom 0lend

May

Finall' warm temperat"res are here to sta' and 'o" don$t ha%e to worr' abo"t that frost. 9o" ma' thin it$s toolate to grow all 'o"r fa%orite %egetables from seed b"t warm *a' temperat"res ha%e made the soil perfect forsowing seeds. 3arm soil will allow for fast germination and growing plants. Good choices are s"mmertimeitchen garden staples lie s@"ash1 beans1 c"c"mbers and melons.

Beans:Start planting both b"sh and pole beans now that the soil and air are warmed "p. Tr' a contin"al B-56 da' sowingof different %arieties. This will gi%e 'o" contin"al bean crops and not one large har%est with wasted crop.S"ggested %ariet'/ Contender 1 =ent"c' 3onder 1 Topcrop

BeetsSow beets now for a fast1 earl' s"mmer treat.S"ggested Varieties/ ?etroit ?ar 2ed

CabbaeCabbage is one of the easier plants to grow in the garden. Select a %ariet' that is right for 'o"r location (sie andmat"rit' length). 0e s"re to fertilie and water when cabbage head begins to form.S"ggested %ariet'/ Premi"m ate Flat ?"tch1 Golden ;cre1 *ichihili

CarrotsPlanting carrots b' mid-&"l' 'ields a fall crop that will eep in the garden "ntil "sed.S"ggested %ariet'/ ittle Finger 1 Scarlet :antes


CucumbersFast growing %ine or b"sh c"c"mber plants can prod"ce an ab"ndance of c"c"mber fr"its. 0e caref"l to pic a%ariet' for the space 'o" ha%e in 'o"r garden. Vine c"c"mbers can be the best tasting b"t need far more spacethan b"sh %arieties.S"ggest %ariet'/ Spacemaster ,61 *"ncher 1 *aretmore B+



PeppersFresh1 crisp peppers are a garden fa%orite. Peppers tae "p little space and can prod"ce high 'ields whenplanted close together. Plant as man' different %arieties as possible. The' come small1 big1 hot1 mild1 and anarra' of different colors. Start seeds indoors for best res"lts.S"ggested %ariet'/ California 3onder 1 4arl' &alapeno1 Sweet 0anana1 S"per Chili


TomatoesThe most pop"lar garden %egetable. Growing tomatoes is not onl' f"n b"t treats 'o" to some of the best tasting

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10/13

fr"its in the world. Tomatoes come in man' colors1 shapes1 taste1 and sies. Grow a few %arieties e%er' 'ear tofind 'o"r fa%orites 9o" ma' want to thin abo"t b"' transplants in *a'.S"ggested %ariet'/ 0rand'wine1 Cheroee P"rple1 2oma1 Sweetie1 eirloom 0lend

June

*ost fr"iting plants lie tomatoes1 peppers1 and eggplants sho"ld alread' be in the gro"nd. *an' %egetablestho"gh will grow and prod"ce e%en more @"icl' from seed planted in earl' s"mmer when the soil is well warmed"p and teeming with life.

Beans:0eans are great for a &"ne planting. Fast growing in warm soil will gi%e 'o" a crop in as little as 87 da's withsome %arieties.S"ggested %ariet'/ Contender 1 =ent"c' 3onder 1 Topcrop

BeetsSow beets now for a fast1 mid-s"mmer treat.S"ggested Varieties/ ?etroit ?ar 2ed

Cabbae

Cabbage is one of the easier plants to grow in the garden. Select a %ariet' that is right for 'o"r location (sie andmat"rit' length). 0e s"re to fertilie and water when cabbage head begins to form.S"ggested %ariet'/ Premi"m ate Flat ?"tch1 Golden ;cre1 *ichihili

CarrotsPlanting carrots b' mid-&"ne 'ields a late s"mmer crop that will eep in the garden "ntil "sed.S"ggested %ariet'/ ittle Finger 1 Scarlet :antes


Cucumbers

Fast growing %ine or b"sh c"c"mber plants can prod"ce an ab"ndance of c"c"mber fr"its. 0e caref"l to pic a%ariet' for the space 'o" ha%e in 'o"r garden. Vine c"c"mbers can be the best tasting b"t need far more spacethan b"sh %arieties.S"ggest %ariet'/ Spacemaster ,61 *"ncher 1 *aretmore B+



PeasGreen peas and s"gar peas are good to plant in &"l'1 and will prod"ce a great s"mmer crop of fresh1 crisp peas.S"ggested %ariet'/ S"gar ;nn1 >regon Giant


July

There are still some great crops that can be planted that will eep 'o"r garden p"mping o"t %egetables well intothe fall.

Beans:Start planting both b"sh and pole beans now that the soil and air are warmed "p. Tr' a contin"al B-56 da' sowingof different %arieties. This will gi%e 'o" contin"al bean crops and not one large har%est with wasted crop.

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11/13

S"ggested %ariet'/ Contender 1 =ent"c' 3onder 1 Topcrop

Broccoli0roccoli can be planted in the fall to prod"ce a crop well into :o%ember.S"ggested %ariet'/ Calabrese

Carrots

Planting carrots b' mid-&"l' 'ields a fall crop that will eep in the garden "ntil "sed.S"ggested %ariet'/ Scarlet :antes

Corn>ne of the most rewarding and fast growing crops to grow. Corn is delicio"s when cooed onl' min"tes afterbeing p"lled off the stal. Tr' a small plot of corn1 woring 'o"r wa' to a large field of se%eral %arieties. astpractical date to plant an' corn %ariet' is the first wee in &"l'. *"st plant an earl' mat"ring corn %ariet'.S"ggested %ariet'/ 0odacio"s1 S"gar 0"ns1 4arl' Golden 0antam


#alePlanting ale mid-&"l' thro"gh mid-;"g"st will 'ield an eAcellent har%est in the fall and winter.S"ggested %ariet'/ ?warf 0l"e

Auust

;"g"st is an ideal time to plant seeds for a second gardening season that can be as prod"cti%e as 'o"r maorearl' spring plantings. ate s"mmer is the time to plant these %egetables and herbs.

Beans:Start planting both b"sh and pole beans now that the soil and air are warmed "p. Tr' a contin"al B-56 da' sowingof different %arieties. This will gi%e 'o" contin"al bean crops and not one large har%est with wasted crop. 4arl'

;"g"st is the last practical sowing date.S"ggested %ariet'/ Contender 1 =ent"c' 3onder 1 Topcrop Co%er Crops/ ; great wa' to add n"trients to 'o"r soil for the following 'ear is b' growing winter co%er crops this fall. Start in ;"g"st so the' get some good growth before winter comes.S"ggest %ariet'/ 3inter Co%er Crops


Flower Bulbs ;"g"st is a great time to plant those fall flower b"lbs. There are man' %arieties that can be planted this fall andstart blooming earl' spring. Flower 0"lbs

#alePlanting ale mid-&"l' thro"gh mid-;"g"st will 'ield an eAcellent har%est in the fall and winter.S"ggested %ariet'/ ?warf 0l"e

LettuceSow lett"ce in ;"g"st for a fall crop. Tr' growing earl' har%est %arieties that will prod"ce a har%est before coldweather rolls in.S"ggested Varieties/ 0"ttercr"nch1 Salad 0owl

Peas

Green peas and s"gar peas are good to plant in ;"g"st1 and will prod"ce a moderate fall har%est.S"ggested %ariet'/ S"gar ;nn

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!eptember

;ltho"gh September mars the beginning of fall1 there are still a few fast growing %egetables that can be plantedthis month and be har%ested before the first frost in most gardening ones. 2emember to eep 'o"r soil warm b'remo%ing all m"lch and ma'be tr' "sing a plastic sheet to trap heat into the soil. Tr' these %egetables below and'o" can still tae ad%antage of 'o"r garden this fall.

BlueberriesFall is the perfect time to plant bl"eberr' plants. Planting in the fall will allow for good root growth and earl'growth this coming spring.S"ggested %ariet'/ 0l"eberr' 0l"ecrop

BroccoliIf 'o" li%e in a warmer climate and can find a @"ic growing 0roccoli %ariet' 'o" can har%est well into :o%ember.S"ggested %ariet'/ Calabrese

Flower BulbsSeptember is a great time to plant those fall flower b"lbs. There are man' %arieties that can be planted this falland start blooming earl' spring. Flower 0"lbs

%arlicGarlic is a %egetable that can be planted in the fall for a larger and earlier har%est this coming spring.S"ggested %ariet'/ Italian Garlic

LettuceSow lett"ce late s"mmer for a fall crop. Grow fast mat"ring %arieties.

S"ggested Varieties/ 0"ttercr"nch

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October

Fall is here and man' %egetables don$t ha%e eno"gh time to de%elop before 'o"r first frost. There are still a few

%egetables that can be planted in >ctober.

BlueberriesFall is the perfect time to plant bl"eberr' plants. Planting in the fall will allow for good root growth and earl'growth this coming spring.S"ggested %ariet'/ 0l"eberr' 0l"ecrop

Flower Bulbs>ctober is a great time to plant those fall flower b"lbs. There are man' %arieties that can be planted this fall andstart blooming earl' spring. Flower 0"lbs

%arlicGarlic is a %egetable that can be planted in the fall for a larger and earlier har%est this coming spring.S"ggested %ariet'/ Garlic

Herbserbs are defiantl' the most pop"lar indoor plant to grow thro"gho"t the winter months. Tr' 'o"r hand at these 7

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(ndoor PlantsGrowing flowers indoors can be a good wa' to pass the winter months. Tr' growing an indoor ;mar'llis flower it.These bea"tif"l flowers will brighten "p 'o"r ho"se and gi%e off a nice aroma.S"ggested %ariet'/ Seasonal ?ecorations Spro"tsGrowing spro"ts indoors is f"n1 @"ic and a great wa' to spr"ce "p salads and sandwiches. It doesn$t tae m"ch

effort b"t 'o" still get the reward of growing 'o"r own food.S"ggested %ariet'/ Spro"ts

)eetablesIf 'o" li%e in some warmer climates it is a perfect time to plant %egetables. Tr' some of the cool weather%egetables that can s"r%i%e now that the s"mmer heat is o%er.S"ggested %ariet'/ ett"ce1 2adish1 Spinach1 0roccoli1 Carrots

*ecember

It$s time for the garden seed catalogs to arri%e Start planning 'o"r garden where%er 'o" li%e. Tr' growing some

fresh herbs inside on 'o"r itchen windowsill.

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