She’s Teaching You Everything You Need To Know About Frost Zones So You Can Successfully Plan Your Garden

As an example, Megan demonstrates how she plans to plant her carrots. She is located in zone seven.

Carrots prefer cooler weather and take 75 days to harvest, which means there is an opportunity to grow them in the spring or fall. Day one is when you plant the seeds, and day 75 is the day of harvest.

“So essentially, if I start these carrots March 22nd outdoors, they should be ready to harvest in 75 days, which comes to about May 31st to June 2nd,” said Megan.

“And this is pretty accurate. By June, it’ll be too hot to grow them, but I have a second opportunity in the fall,” she continued.

Overall, the number of days it takes to harvest combined with your first and last frost dates is the knowledge that holds the most importance when it comes to your garden.

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