Organic Gardening Vegetable Index
The vegetable index below is classified based on use and botany (crop type). Each index contains a vegetable Organic Gardening Fact Sheet that provides seed information, special notes, harvest information, cultural diseases, insect pests, and a few special varieties available. The Organic Gardening Fact Sheet will help you understand and grow that particular vegetable. Organic Gardening Fact Sheet Note Planting time codes: SP = Spring, SU=Summer, FA=Fall The planting time refers to planting "after the last killing frost." The last killing frost might be later or earlier in your area. And some areas may not have any frosts. Use the links below to help you determine your last killing frost date. | Vegetable IndexBulbBunching Onions Garlic Leeks Onions Shallots Torpedo Onions ColeAll are members of Brassica family or related crops. Broccoli Brussels Sprouts Cabbage Cauliflower Chinese Cabbage CucurbitsCrookneck Squash Cucumbers Melons Patty Pan Squash Pumpkins Watermelon Winter Squash Zucchini Squash Fleshy FruitsBell Peppers Cayenne Peppers Eggplant Okra Tomatoes GrainsSweet Corn PerennialsPerennials are those plants that grow back year after year for three or more years. Asparagus Basil Rhubarb LegumeBush Beans Bush Lima Beans Bush Peas Pole Beans Pole Lima Beans Pole Peas RootsFleshy taprootBeets Black Salsify Burdock Carrots Celery Cylindra Beets Horseradish Mangels Parsnips Radishes Rutabagas Salsify Turnips Lateral rootPotatoes Jerusalem Artichoke Sweet Potatoes Salad and GreensCollard Greens Head Lettuce Kale Kohlrabi Leaf Lettuce Mustard Greens New Zealand Spinach Parsley Spinach Swiss Chard
Cool site! Grow it - then eat your vegetables raw! - Raw Food Living - Are you looking for a healthy way to lose weight, increase your energy, or just feel good? Raw Food Living shows you how to easily incorporate more raw fruits and vegetables you grow into your diet to achieve optimum health.
Cool site! Do It Your Self - Home Vegetable Garden - Here's another great site that shows you how to grow all the vegetables that you and your family can eat right from your very own home garden.
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