8 articles tagged with "philadelphia"
Plant carrots in Philadelphia from late February through March for spring harvest, then again in September for a winter crop. Zone 7a's 209-day season supports two strong plantings.
Learn when to plant basil in Philadelphia with specific dates for Zone 7a. Compare 5 varieties and discover which produce best through the mid-Atlantic's warm summers and humid conditions.
Plant squash in Philadelphia after April 9 when soil reaches 60°F. Zone 7a's 209-day season supports all varieties from quick zucchini to storage butternut.
Plant green beans in Philadelphia from May 1-July 15 for continuous harvest through October in Zone 7a's 209-day season.
Philadelphia gardeners can plant kale twice yearly: early spring (March 15-April 1) and late summer (August 1-15) for optimal harvests in Zone 7a.
Learn when to plant peppers in Philadelphia with specific dates for Zone 7a. Compare 8 varieties, get a complete timeline, and discover which peppers grow best in Pennsylvania.
Plant onions in Philadelphia March 10-25 for spring harvest or September 15-October 1 for early summer harvest. Zone 7a supports intermediate-day varieties.
Plant tomatoes in Philadelphia after April 16-23 for Zone 7a's long growing season. Get specific dates, variety recommendations, and expert tips for success.
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