It is important that you know what planting zone you live in and then start planning what to plant and when.   Here is a good site to find your planting Zone.                                             http://www.plant-power.com/zone_maps.htm

It is now time to start planting your cool weather crops.  I live in Zone 5 so I am going to focus on what is good for Zone 5  There is a great Vegetable Harvest calendar for zone 5 located here: http://veggieharvest.com/calendars/zone-5.html

This site also has a zip code entry so that you can bring up information based on your zipcode.

You are going to start planting your cool weather crops directly in the ground.  Now is the time also to start your warm weather plant starts.  Make sure your plants get light and stay moist until they start to germinate.  Do not drown your starts but don’t let them totally dry out either.  If in doubt use a spray bottle and mist them good if they start to look dry.  I like to use peat pellets for my starts.  I can put water in the container I have them sitting in and they soak it up.  They are also very easy to transplant.

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Plant things that your family will eat.  and if your like me you like many varieties of tomatoes.  I always have tons at harvest time and in a post this fall I will tell you some things you can do at harvest time for tomatoes to use all those extra tomatoes.

Happy Gardening

Mike Parry