Starting every crop on one weekend
Warm crops, herbs, and cool-season crops need different lead times.
Timing Tool · 2 min
Turn one frost date into a crop schedule you can put on a calendar today.
Pick a crop and last frost date to get indoor sowing, hardening-off, and transplant windows.
Decides practical indoor sowing, harden-off, transplant, and direct-sow dates from one frost date.
Change any field and the result updates immediately.
The practical plan will appear here.
The result shows a sequence: start indoors, harden off, transplant, and direct sow when the crop allows it.
Put the dates on your calendar, then check spacing so the number of starts matches the bed.
Warm crops, herbs, and cool-season crops need different lead times.
Indoor seedlings need a gradual transition to sun, wind, and outdoor temperatures.
Start with the outdoor planting window and count backward. The indoor sowing date follows from the crop rather than convenience.
Use the calendar to check whether the crop belongs in that month for your zone before buying seed.