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My planting dates

Vegetable Start plants this long before planting date Planting date 98294 area code Distance
between rowsc		 Distance apart
in the row
Artichokes (globe) Crown pieces Aug.-Nov.
April-June		 48-60″ 48-60″
Asparagus 1 year Feb.-March 60″ 12″
Beans (lima) not suitable May-June 12-24″ 4-6″ bush
12-24″ pole
Beans (snap) not suitable May-July 12-24″ 2-6″ bush
12-24″ pole
Beets not suitable March-June 12″ 1-2″
Broccoli 6 weeks Jan-July March-Aug. 12-24″ 12-24″
Brussels sprouts 6 weeks Mar.-June May-July 24″ 24″
Cabbage 6 weeks Mar.-May April-June 24″ 24″
Cantaloupes 4 weeks April May 48″ 48″
Carrots not suitable March-July 15 12″ 2″
Cauliflower 6 weeks Mar.-June 1 April-July 15 24″ 24″
Celery 9 weeks Jan. – May March-July 24″ 5″
Chard not suitable April-July 24″ 12 inches
Chinese cabbage 4 weeks July August 30″ 6″
Chives 6 weeks Feb.1 – April. 15 March-May Needs 4 sq ft Scatter
Corn (sweet) not suitable April-June 36″ 15″
Cucumbers (slicing) 4 weeks April-May May-June 48″ 24″
Cucumbers
(pickling)		 4 weeks May-June 48″ 6-12″
Dill not suitable May 24″ 6-9″
Eggplants 9 weeks March May 24″ 24″
Endive 6 weeks Feb. -July 1 April-Aug. 15 12″ 10″
Garlic not suitable Sept.-Feb. 18″ 3″
Kale not suitable May-July 24″ 24″
Kohlrabi not suitable April-Aug. 15 24″ 3″
Leeks 4 weeks Feb. – April March-May 24″ 2″
Lettuce (head) 5 weeks Mar. – June April-July 12″ 12″
Lettuce (leaf) 5 weeks Mar. -June April-Aug. 12″ 6″
Okra 8 weeks not suitable 24″ 18″
Onions 10 weeks Jan.-Mar. Mar.-May 12″ 3″
Parsley 10 weeks Jan.-May Mar.-June 12″ 8″
Parsnips not suitable April-May 24″ 3″
Peas not suitable Feb.-May 36″ bush
48″ vine		 2″
Peppers 10 weeks Mar.1-Apr.1 May-June 24″ 12-18″
Potatoes (sweet) 6 weeks not suitable 48″ 12″
Potatoes (white) not suitable April-June 30″ 12″
Pumpkins 4 weeks May May 72″ 48″
Radish not suitable March-Sept. 12″ 1″
Rhubarb Crown pieces March-April 48″ 36″
Rutabagas not suitable June-July 24″ 3″
Spinach not suitable April & Sept. 12″ 3″
Squash (summer) 4 weeks Apr.-May May-June 48″ 24″
Squash (winter) 4 weeks Apr. May 72″ 48″
Tomatoes 8 weeks Mar.- May 36-48″,
closer if
supported		 24-36″
Turnips not suitable Apr.-Sept. 24″ 2″
Watermelons 4 weeks Apr. May 72″ 60″
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Sowing a row in the field of free speech

I hope you are following the news about the misguided US judge who is attempting to censor a Swedish website wikileaks.org that posts leaked internal government and company documents concerning behavior that may be considered illegal or immoral. The judge caused the domain name of the web site to be revoked by the domain name registrar. Too bad for the judge that he has no power to kill the ip address of the website in Sweden, so the web site is still accessible via its ip address http://88.80.13.160/wiki/Wikileaks.