- Crop Rotations for Cut-Flowers in the Tunnel
- 3 Sunflower Succession Planting Programs for Maximum Quality & Yield
- Succession Planting Charts for Vegetables
- Succession-Planting Flowers | Scheduling & Planning, Sowing Frequency, Record Keeping & Recommendations
- Succession-Planting Interval Chart for Herbs
- Leek Varieties | Harvesting Program Comparison Chart | Hensley’s Seed Co.
- Raspberry Harvesting Program
- Strawberry Succession Harvesting Program
- Mini & Sprouting Broccoli Varieties | Planting Program Comparison Chart
- Cauliflower Varieties | Planting Program Comparison Chart & Blanching Tips
- Lettuce | Full Head Varieties | Succession Planting Program
- Succession Planting Principles & Practices: Methods for Ensuring a Continuous Supply
- Blackberry Harvesting Program
- Broccoli | Standard Heading Varieties | Planting Program Comparison Chart
- Radicchio Varieties | Succession Planting Program
- Radish | Specialty & Daikon/Korean Varieties | Planting Program Comparison Chart
- Recommended Crops for Succession Planting
- Succession-Planting Interval Chart for Flowers
- Blueberry Harvesting Program
- Tulip Harvesting Program
- Succession-Planting Calculator (XLSX) | Hensley’s Seed Co.
- Brussels Sprouts Harvesting Program Comparison Chart
- Spinach Varieties | Succession Planting Program
- Hensley’s Planting & Harvesting Programs
Succession Planting Charts for Vegetables
Recommended Vegetable Crops For:
Use these general guidelines to succession-plant vegetables at intervals of 7 days, 10 days, 14 days, 21 days, and 30 days.
- These intervals assume standard growing methods.
- Season extension can let you plant and harvest earlier and later than the usual windows shown below.
- You can also adjust the time between plantings in some situations.
7-Day Intervals
| CROP | PLANTING RECOMMENDATIONS | NOTES |
| Baby leaf lettuce | Last sowing about 4 weeks before first fall frost (later under cover). | |
| Baby leaf greens | Last sowing about 4 weeks before first fall frost (later under cover). | Use lightweight row cover to keep flea beetles off. |
| Radishes | Last sowing about 4 weeks before first fall frost. | Use lightweight row cover to keep flea beetles off. |
| Spinach | Last sowing about 2 weeks before first fall frost (later under cover). |
10-Day Intervals
| CROP | PLANTING RECOMMENDATIONS | NOTES |
| Last sowing about 8 weeks before first fall frost. | ||
| Full-size Asian greens & Bok Choy | Last sowing about 6 weeks before first fall frost. | Use lightweight row cover to keep flea beetles off. |
| Last sowing about 6 weeks before first fall frost. | Use lightweight row cover to keep flea beetles off. | |
| Peas | For a fall crop, sow 8 weeks before first frost and keep the soil moist so seeds germinate well. | Midsummer pickings are lighter than earlier ones. |
| Sweet Corn | Mix varieties with different maturity dates in each sowing. | |
| Bush Beans | Last sowing about 8 weeks before first fall frost. |
14-Day Intervals
| CROP | PLANTING RECOMMENDATIONS | NOTES |
| Beets | Last sowing about 8 weeks before first fall frost. | Thinnings can be sold as beet greens. |
| Escarole | Last sowing about 8 weeks before first fall frost. | |
| Endive | Last sowing about 8 weeks before first fall frost. | |
| Arugula | Last sowing about a month before first fall frost (later under cover). | Use lightweight row cover to keep flea beetles off. |
| Turnips | Last sowing about 6 weeks before first fall frost. | Use lightweight row cover to keep flea beetles off. |
21-Day Intervals
| CROP | PLANTING RECOMMENDATIONS | NOTES |
| Bunching Onions | Sow directly or transplant from early spring to late summer. | |
| Carrots | Sow from early spring to mid-July; sow storage types only in mid-July. | |
| Cucumbers | Last sowing about 6 weeks before first fall frost. | Use row cover or Surround WP for cucumber beetle control. |
| Last sowing about 6 weeks before first fall frost. | Use lightweight row cover to keep flea beetles off. |
30-Day Intervals
| CROP | PLANTING RECOMMENDATIONS | NOTES |
| Summer Squash | Last sowing about 8 weeks before first fall frost. | Use row cover or Surround WP for cucumber beetle control. |
| Swiss Chard | Last sowing about 10 weeks before first fall frost. |
Learn More
Additional Succession-Planting Resources from Hensley’s
- Succession planting basics • Article
- Crops that suit interval planting • Tables
- Planting intervals: HERBS • Charts
- Planting intervals: FLOWERS • Charts
- Succession-Planting CALCULATOR • XLSX
- Hensley’s Planting & Harvesting Programs • Charts
