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1. Chard (60)
2. Kale (55-75): Start indoors if it’s too warm, 6-8 weeks before first frost
3. Lettuce (45-60): Heat tolerant: Leaf lettuce, Paris Cos, Black Seeded Simpson, Marvel of 4 Seasons; Heading lettuce: 60 to 100
4. Spinach (45) Legumes
5. Bush beans (60) 6. Fall Peas: (70) Squash and Cucumber
7. Summer squash (45-60)
8. Cucumber (50-70) Root crops 9. Carrots (70-80): Watch for weather pattern, if it's too warm, sow in late July
10. Beets (60): Watch for weather pattern, if it's too warm, sow in late July
11. Radish (21-35): Sow in late July-Sept. in warm climates
12. Turnip: (45-60): Sow in late July-Sept. in warm climates
13. Kohlrabi: (45-60): Sow in late July-Sept. in warm climates Herbs
14. Cilantro: (45-70): Watch for weather pattern, if it's too warm, sow in late July)
15. Basil: (50-75) Start indoors 6 to 12 weeks before your first frost date or direct sow if weather is moderately cool: 16. Collards (75-85): Start 10 to 12 weeks before first frost, plant out 4 to 6 weeks before frost)
17. Cabbage (80-180): Start 10 to 12 weeks before first frost, plant out 4 to 6 weeks before frost
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