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What to Plant in February

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Get your garden planning started! In some warmer locations, you can begin sowing your vegetable seeds outdoors. For cooler areas, February is a great time to sow your tomatoes and peppers. You should start drawing out your garden for all the vegetables you want to grow. In late February, there are several cool weather vegetables you can directly sow out in the garden. What to Plant in February!

Listed below are flower, vegetable and herb varieties that are great to start planting in February based on the Hardiness Zone that you live in. It’s still too early for many Northern states to start their transplants indoors, but most of the warmer Southern states are ready to get going!

Broccoli

If you live in Zones 7-10, and can find a quick growing Broccoli variety, you can harvest until it bolts in the hot summer sun!

Suggested variety:

  • De Cicco
(Zones 7-10)

Broccoli


Herbs

Herbs are definitely the most popular indoor plant to grow throughout the winter months in any Zone. Plant heat loving herbs like basil, oregano, thyme and sage.

Suggested variety:

  • Buttercrunch
  • Mesclun Mix
  • Black Seeded Simpson
(Zones 3-10)

Herbs


Lettuce

In Zones 7-10, start a crop of salad mix greens that gets bright sun, but not all day. Great for spring crops until the lettuce begins to bolt in the summer sun!

Suggested variety:

  • Buttercrunch
  • Mesclun Mix
  • Black Seeded Simpson
(Zones 7-10)

Lettuce


Onions

Get those onion seeds growing! Zones 7-10 should plant long day onions, and Zones 3-6 should plant short day onions. Be careful to select an onion variety appropriate for your climate!

Suggested variety:

  • Sweet White Walla Walla
  • Red Creole
  • Yellow Spanish
  • Candy Hybrid
(Zones 7-10)

Onions


Peppers

Fresh, crisp peppers are a garden favorite. Peppers take up little space and can produce high yields when planted close together. Plant as many different varieties as possible! They come small, big, hot, mild, and an array of different colors. For Zones 7-10, start seeds 8-10 weeks before your last frost date indoors for best results.

Suggested variety:

  • California Wonder
  • Early Jalapeno
  • Sweet Banana
  • Super Chili
(Zones 7-10)

Peppers


Tomatoes

The most popular garden vegetable! Growing tomatoes is not only fun, but treats you to some of the best tasting fruits in the world. Tomatoes come in many colors, shapes, taste, and sizes. Grow a few varieties every year to find your favorites! For Zones 7-10 start seeds 6-8 weeks before your last frost date indoors for best results.

Suggested variety:

  • Brandywine
  • Cherokee Purple
  • Siberian
  • Roma
  • Heirloom Blend
(Zones 7-10)


Annual and Perennial Flowers

Now is a great time to get your spring flowers germinating and ready for spring! There are many different varieties of annuals and perennials with different grow times. Pay attention to grow times so that your flowers are ready to be planted after last frost. Below are some good varieties to start in January if you are in Zone 7-10 for a last frost in March and April!

Annuals:

  • Zinnias
  • Marigolds
  • Geraniums

Perennials:

  • Rudbeckias
  • Daisies
  • Poppies
  • Coneflowers
(Zones 7-10)

Flowers


Source: UFSeeds

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