“Here is the general Seed-Starting Schedule for seeds that should be started eight weeks before the last expected spring frost date.
Eight-week General Seed-Starting Timetable
Horticultural Zones 9 & 10: Start seeds indoors in early to mid January.
Horticultural Zone 8: Start seeds indoors in early February.
Horticultural Zone 7: Start seeds indoors in mid February.
Horticultural Zone 6: Start seeds indoors in late February.
Horticultural Zone 5: Start seeds indoors in early March.
Horticultural Zones 1-4: Start seeds indoors in mid to late March.
Here is the Seed-Starting Schedule for vegetables, herbs and flowers that require more or less time prior to transplanting out into the garden.
More-or-Less-Than-Eight Weeks Seed-Starting Timetable
Four Weeks: Melons, Bitter Melon and Cucuzzi Edible Gourds.
Six Weeks: Asparagus, Fennel, Onions, Rhubarb, Shallots, Tomatillos, Basil, Echinacea Root and St. John’s Wort.
Eight Weeks: Eggplant, Tomatoes, Chiles, Sweet and Bell Peppers, Chives, Sage, Stevia and Thyme.
Nine Weeks: Broccoli, Cabbage and Kohlrabi (transplant out four weeks before the last frost date).
Ten Weeks: Celery, Celeriac, Jicama and Lemongrass.
Eleven Weeks: Leeks, Artichokes and Cauliflower (transplant out four weeks before the last frost date).
Twelve Weeks: Cardoons and Brussels Sprouts.
Sixteen Weeks: Strawberries (for first year crop) and Rosemary.”
John Scheepers Kitchen Garden Seeds
http://www.kitchengardenseeds.com/
I really like John Scheeper’s.
So sorry .... I meant to thank you for posting that timetable too! That was very nice of you.
Thank you for posting the timetable. I’m getting my tomatoe seeds ready to “grow”. I guess I’ll get my tires ready for the potatoes too. I’m getting truck tires and will paint them white, like my buddy to me to do. His Mamma told him to do it. I’m going to try potatoes and carrots in a plastic garbage container. Ilove potatoes.