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What you grow, and where

Climate sets the calendar. Plants set the jobs. Yards stay in this site’s database for this browser. Sign in to keep them on every device.

Yards

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Free keeps one yard. Pro keeps up to ten.

Place

The open yard is Madison, Mississippi.

PRO

Make the calendar fit this yard

Free uses a starter mix for a temperate yard. Pro lets you set the climate, what you grow, and lawn size so every job and product amount fits.

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Climate PRO

Pick the closest match. Timing of frost matters more than the number on a tag.

Cool

zones 3–5

Short growing season, hard winters, late springs.

Minneapolis, Denver, Burlington, Portland ME

Last frost late April–May · first frost September–October

Temperate

zones 6–7

Four true seasons. The classic lawn-and-garden calendar.

Chicago, New York, Kansas City, Seattle, Philadelphia

Last frost April · first frost October–November

Warm

zones 8–9

Long summers, mild winters, a second planting window in fall.

Atlanta, Dallas, Charlotte, Sacramento, Nashville

Last frost March · first frost late November–December

Hot

zones 10–11

Nearly frost-free. Heat and humidity (or aridity) set the pace.

Miami, Houston, Phoenix, San Diego, New Orleans

Rare frost · plant almost year-round, rest in peak heat

What you grow PRO

Lawn

Trees and structure

Beds and bloom

Food

Dry climate

Lawn size PRO

Used for the fertilizer math. Leave it blank if you do not want a number.