Suggested planting schedule for the garden
You want to make a garden, but you don’t know when to plant each type of plant? This is for you. First, it is important to know that you will not be able to plant all your plants at the same time. Some plants tolerate the cold well while others do not. Then, you must know that this calendar is for information only. You have to be careful, because the temperatures vary from year to year. It is therefore necessary to adapt according to whether spring arrives earlier or later.
Early May (about 5°C at night)
- Cabbage family
- Onions, garlic, leek,
- Sow shallots, spinach, radishes
- Lettuce
- Rhubarb
- Herbs (except basil and verbena)
- Asparagus
Mid-May (about 10°C at night)
- Tomatoes
- Eggplant and artichoke
- Celery
- Fennel
- Sow beets and carrots
Late May (between 12°C and 15°C at night)
- Basil and verbena
- Swiss chard
- Ground cherries
- Cucumbers, zucchini
- Squash and pumpkins
- Melons
- Peppers and peppers
- Sowing beans and peas, cucumbers
If you have planted your plants and a sudden cold snap or frost is forecasted, don’t panic. Simply cover your plants with a sheet or any type of fabric. Avoid plastic because it transmits the cold. If the plants are in pots, you can also put them in the shed or garage or even in the house for the night. Do not forget to take them out during the day.