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First Frost: Typically November or later
You’ve got a long runway! Begin sowing fall crops from late August through October. You can even sneak in a second round of heat-loving crops (like tomatoes or peppers) in early August if your zone is on the warmer side.

Start sowing:

  • Swiss chard, beets, spinach, radish, carrots: Late August through September

  • Cilantro, dill, salad burnet: September through October

  • Tomatoes (as transplants): Start seeds in early August, plant by mid-month

Quick tip: Fall sun is gentler—great for leafy greens. Shade cloth not needed!

Zones 8–10:
Fall planting can extend into October and even November
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San Marzano Tomato $2.00
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Slow Bolt Cilantro $2.00
Roma Tomato $2.00
Calabrese Broccoli $2.00
Dark Green Flat Leaf Parsley $2.00
Sugar Snap Pea $2.00
Detroit Dark Red Beet $2.00
Waltham 29 Broccoli $2.00
Giant Crimson Tomato $2.00
Bloomsdale Long Standing Spinach $2.00
Amish Paste Tomato $2.00
Rio Grande Verde Tomatillo $2.00
American Spinach $2.00
Self Blanching Cauliflower $2.00
42 Day Tomato $3.00
Bouquet Dill $2.00
Aunt Molly's Ground Cherry $2.00
Giant Nobel Spinach $2.00
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Mammoth Long Island Dill $2.00
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Cherokee Purple Tomato $2.00
Golden Detroit Beet $2.00
Early Scarlet Globe Radish $2.00
Broccoli Rabe - Spring Rapini $2.00
Black Cherry Tomato $2.00
Chioggia Beet $2.00
Purple Sprouting Broccoli $2.00
Calypso Cilantro $2.00
Beefsteak Tomato $2.00
Mammoth Melting Snow Pea $2.00
Dukat Dill $2.00
Gold Nuggets Tomato $2.00
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Champagne Bubbles Tomato $2.00
Snowball Cauliflower $2.00
Daikon Radish $2.00
Winter Giant Spinach $2.00
Geranium Kiss Tomato $2.00
Early Wonder Tall Top Beet $2.00
Cherry-licious Mix Tomatoes $2.00
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Spring Blush Pea $2.00
Sweetie Tomato $2.00
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