ROOTED IN YOUR REGION
A little local knowledge.
A better garden.
Know your season, wherever you grow.
Local growing guides. A season you can make your own.
A PLACE FOR EVERY GARDEN
Your neighborhood.
Your growing conditions.
Explore twelve vegetables by US ZIP code or Canadian postal area. Understand the local seasonal context, then choose a planting date that fits the conditions in your own garden.
Not sure which region? Find your city
THE FALL GARDEN, LOCALLY
Same season.
Different starting points.
A planting date that works in Amarillo can be months early in the Valley. Start with your region, then make room for your garden’s own conditions.
Texas Panhandle
Amarillo
Explore the calendar IIWest Texas
Lubbock · El Paso
Explore the calendar IIICentral & East Texas
Austin · Dallas · Waco & more
Explore the calendar IVCoastal South Texas
Corpus Christi · Laredo
Explore the calendar VRio Grande Valley
McAllen
Explore the calendarRegions follow the historical Texas A&M Extension fall guide. Regional advice, not an address-specific forecast.
WHAT WILL YOU GROW?
Start with something
you love to eat.
LESS GUESSWORK. MORE GROWING.
Your garden doesn’t
follow a national calendar.
Find a local starting point.
Let your soil, weather and plants have the final word.
FROM A SEARCH TO A SEASON
A plan worth
coming back to.
One useful date is a start. A small collection of planting plans becomes your own garden rhythm.
Find your local starting point.
Read the reference date, regional context and original source before deciding what to plant.
Save what you want to grow.
Choose your own planting date. Your crop and region stay together in this browser.
Take your plan into the garden.
Export dates to your calendar, check conditions, and mark each crop planted when you actually sow.
SMALL PLANS. GOOD THINGS AHEAD.
What will your next season look like?
Let’s find outNo account. No paywall. Just a place to begin.