October Seed Starting Lists for USDA planting zone 9 Plants that can tolerate mild short term frosts: Artichokes Beets Brassicas: Broccoli, Bok Choy, Brussel Sprouts, Cauliflower, Collards, Kale, Mustard Greens Carrots Celery Chickpeas/Garbonzo Beans Cilantro DillFennel LeeksNasturtiums OnionsOregano Parsley Peas Radish RosemarySage Shampoo Ginger Strawberries (blossoms can be damaged though) Thyme Turnips Plants that can still be started now in zone 9, but aren’t frost tolerant and will need te

Ever heard of a plant hardiness zone🤔🌱? A “plant hardiness zone” is a geographic area defined by a certain average annual minimum temperature–which is important to know for keeping our plants alive when growing your own food in the garden! Rising average temperatures has caused Wake County to shift planting zones from 7b to 8a. This presents us with the opportunity to grow summer veggies longer each year. You can find out your zone by utilizing USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map found here: plantha

Do you know what USDA hardiness zone you live in and what it means? 🌱 Understanding your zone helps you choose plants that will thrive in your area, but it’s not the end of growing things you like. In this video, we'll explain how to work with your zone and grow a diverse and beautiful garden. 🌸🌿 #smithsgardentown #usdahardinesszones #gardeningtips #growzones #whatsoneareyou #letsgrow #annuals #perennials #gardening #landscapeing #growwhatyoulove | Smith's Gardentown