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EmailHere are 2013 planting dates for transplants (not seeds) for Region 4 of North America. Click to see regional map.
Note that the regions are fairly broad for general guidelines. For more local-level information, contact your state cooperative extension.
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This tool is NOT for sowing seeds. It's for plants that you typically transplant from the nursery or your greenhouse. For seeds, click to see our "Best Planting Dates for Seeds" chart.
How to Read Transplants Chart
- The "Planting Dates" column, which provides dates safe from frost, is based on historical averages; it's not an annual forecast.
- The "Moon Favorable" column gives the best planting dates based on the Moon's phases, based on an age-old practice that suggests that the Moon in its cycles affects plant growth.
- Aboveground crops marked *
- (E) means early planting; (L) means late
| Planting Dates | Moon Favorable | |
| * Broccoli (E) | 6/1–25 | 6/8–23 |
| (L) | — | — |
| * Brussels sprouts | 6/1–25 | 6/8–23 |
| * Cabbage | 6/1–25 | 6/8–23 |
| * Cauliflower (E) | 6/1–25 | 6/8–23 |
| (L) | — | — |
| * Celery (E) | 6/1–30 | 6/8–23 |
| (L) | — | — |
| * Cucumbers | 5/30–6/15 | 6/8–15 |
| * Eggplants | 6/15–30 | 6/15–23 |
| Leeks | 6/1–25 | 6/1–7, 6/24–25 |
| * Lettuce | 6/1–30 | 6/8–23 |
| * Muskmelons | 6/1–30 | 6/8–23 |
| * Parsley | 6/1–15 | 6/8–15 |
| * Peppers | 6/1–30 | 6/8–23 |
| * Pumpkins | 6/1–30 | 6/8–23 |
| * Squashes | 6/1–30 | 6/8–23 |
| Sweet potatoes | 6/1–30 | 6/1–7. 6/24–30 |
| * Tomatoes | 6/1–15 | 6/8–15 |
| *Watermelons | 6/1–30 | 6/8–23 |
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is there any meaning to
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By janie schwartz
is there any meaning to seeing catapillars right now 6/21
Although we are not familiar
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By Almanac Staff
Although we are not familiar with any folklore on caterpillars, June is the month that they typically build cocoons and emerge 10 days later as butterflies or moths!
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