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    Planting Guide For Spring and Summer Production

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    This document provides a planting guide for common vegetables grown in spring and summer in Arkansas. It lists each vegetable and provides information on seeding rates, spacing between plants and rows, planting depth and dates, and expected yields. Planting dates should be adjusted based on climate zone. The guide is a cooperative effort between the University of Arkansas, USDA, and county governments.

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    This document provides a planting guide for common vegetables grown in spring and summer in Arkansas. It lists each vegetable and provides information on seeding rates, spacing between plants and rows, planting depth and dates, and expected yields. Planting dates should be adjusted based on climate zone. The guide is a cooperative effort between the University of Arkansas, USDA, and county governments.

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    This document provides a planting guide for common vegetables grown in spring and summer in Arkansas. It lists each vegetable and provides information on seeding rates, spacing between plants and rows, planting depth and dates, and expected yields. Planting dates should be adjusted based on climate zone. The guide is a cooperative effort between the University of Arkansas, USDA, and county governments.

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    Planting Guide For Spring and Summer Production

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    This document provides a planting guide for common vegetables grown in spring and summer in Arkansas. It lists each vegetable and provides information on seeding rates, spacing between plants and rows, planting depth and dates, and expected yields. Planting dates should be adjusted based on climate zone. The guide is a cooperative effort between the University of Arkansas, USDA, and county governments.

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    Planting Guide for Spring and Summer Production

    Seed Distance Distance Time


    Depth
    Days per between between to Lbs. yield
    to
    Vegetable to 100 ft rows plants plant per
    plant
    maturity of Hand in outside 100 ft row
    seed
    row cultivation row *
    Garlic 240 4 lbs 12 - 15 6 1 1/2in Oct - Dec 40
    Kale 65 1/8 oz. 18-24 in. 6-10 in. 1/4 in. Feb - Apr 100
    Lettuce (leaf) 50 1/8 oz. 12-18 in. 1-2 in. 1/4 in. Feb - Apr 50
    Mustard 50 1/8 oz. 12-18 in. 2-4 in. 1/4 in. Feb - Apr 70
    Peas (garden) 65 1/4 lb. 18-24 in. 1 in. 1 + in. Dec - Apr 40
    Radish 25 1/4 oz. 12-18 in. 1 in. 1/4 in. Feb - May 40
    Spinach 45 1 oz. 12-18 in. 1-3 in. 1/2 in. Feb - Apr 40
    Turnips 55 1/4 oz. 12-18 in. 2-4 in. 1/4 in. Feb - Apr 150
    Beans (pole lima) 80 1 lb. 3 ft. 6-10 in. 1-2 in. Apr - Aug 60
    Beets 65 1 oz. 12-15 in. 2-3 in. 1 in. Feb - Apr 75
    Broccoli 70 100 plants 15-24 in. 12-18 in. Feb - Apr 60-75
    Brussels sprouts 95 65 plants 18 in. 18 in. Feb - Apr 25-30
    Cabbage 65 65 plants 18-24 in. 15-18 in. Feb - Apr 150
    Carrot 75 1/4 oz. 15-18 in. 1-2 in. 1/4 in. Feb - Apr 75
    Cauliflower 60 65 plants 2-3 ft. 15-18 in. Feb - Apr 80
    Collards 75 1/8 oz. 2-4 ft. 6-12 in. 1/4 in. Feb - July 150
    Corn (sweet) 80 2 oz 24-30 in. 8-12 in. 1 to 1 1/2 in. Mar - Aug 6-8 dz. ears
    Endive 80 1/8 oz. 18-24 in. 8-10 in. 3/4 in. Mar - Apr 60
    Onions (plants) 80 400 plants 15-18 in. 2-6 in. 2 in. Feb - Apr 75
    Onions (sets) 95 2 lbs 15-18 in. 4 - 6 in. 2 in. Feb - Apr 75
    Potatoes (Irish) 95 13 lbs. 24-30 in. 12 in. 3-4 in. Feb - Apr 100
    Snap beans 50 1 lb. 18-24 in. 2-3 in. 1-2 in. Mar - Aug 50
    Swiss chard 60 1/2 oz 15-18 in. 4 in. 1 in. Feb - May 75
    Beans (bush lima) 75 1 lb. 18-24 in. 2-3 in. 1-2 in. Apr - Aug 40
    Beans (pole) 65 1 lb. 3 ft. 4-6 in. 1-2 in. Mar - Aug 80
    Cantaloupe 95 1 oz. 3-4 ft. 24-36 in. 1 in. Apr - May 100
    Chinese cabbage
    75 1/8 oz. 18-24 in. 12 - 15 in. 1/2 in. July - Sept 75-85
    (fall crop only)
    Cucumber
    55 1 oz. 3-4 ft. 6 -12 in. 1-1? in. Apr - May 100
    (pickling)
    Cucumber (slicing) 65 1 oz. 3-4 ft. 12-18 in. 1-1? in. Apr - May 100
    Eggplant 85 60 plants 24-30 in. 18-24 in. Apr - May 100
    Okra 55 2 oz. 30-36 in. 10 in. 1 in. Apr - May 70
    Peppers 75 60 plants 24-30 in. 15-24 in. Apr - May 50
    Popcorn 100 2 oz. 24-30 in. 8-12 in. 2 in. Apr - June 30-40
    Potatoes (sweet) 4.5 mo. 80 plants 3 ft. 12-16 in. Apr - June 150
    Pumpkin 110 1 oz. 3-4 ft. 2-3 ft. 1 in. Apr - May 200
    Southern peas 75 1/2 lb. 30 in. 2 - 3 in. 1 in. May 50-60
    Squash (summer) 55 1 oz. 3-4 ft. 2-3 ft. 1 in. Apr - May 100
    Squash (winter) 90 1 oz. 3-4 ft. 2-3 ft. 1 in. May - July 150
    Tomato 80 70 plants 2-3 ft. 18-24 in. Mar - May 250
    Watermelon 85 1 oz. 3-4 ft. 6-8 ft. 1-1 1/2 in. Apr - May 300
    Asparagus 2 yrs. 50 crowns beds 2 ft. Mar - Apr 30-40
    Strawberries
    9 mo. 50 plants beds 1 ft. Sept - Oct 30-50
    (annual culture)

    * Adjust planting date for climate zone within Arkansas.

    ** Adjust planting date for climate zone within Arkansas (See FSA 6001)

    (Planting Period is for zone C See FSA 6001)

    University of Arkansas, United States Department of Agriculture and County Governments Cooperating.

    The Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service offers its programs to all eligible persons regardless of race, color, national origin, religion, gender,
    age, disability, marital or veteran status, or any other legally protected status, and is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer.

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