Wow, you're using graph paper! Now that is true Old School! And while it might seem like I'm picking, I'm not.

I find your list a little confusing though, when you have several checks in a row, are you saying it's okay to plant in any of those months or are you saying that is their growth season? So for Sweet Potatoes for example, you plant in February and harvest in August? Or you plant anytime from February to August?

I will have to keep tabs on this and see where it goes. I might have to make a copy of your list for my own information and limit it to only container viable options.

Never mind, I think I figured it out while looking through the UF/IFAS list.

Aw crud. And because I had to make my non-helpful comments this post is getting pushed down the list before you get the information you're looking for. I'm sorry!

Hi Jen. It looks like you put a lot of work into it and if it works for your needs that's great! I am excited about what I'm trying this year to keep track. It's an interactive garden planner. At first I thought it was free but it turns out that you have to subscribe, but I don't mind because I think it will be perfect for me since I can have it email reminders to me, etc. Here's the link if you want to check it out.

Here is a link that might be useful: Interactive garden planner

Thanks, Mrs. tlc, I'll check it out.
Any zone 9'ers have any experience with veggies growing in additional months that aren't checked?

i have a bell pepper plant with 3 peppers on it and a few cayenne plants with 1 each. also just picked my second pineapple last week.

I'm like TheDon and have peppers ripening and a pineapple almost ready, plus the Principe 'maters are still going.

Oh, and I'm in Zone 9 somewhere now.

Susie

By the way, the checkmarks are months you can start plants in. It makes it easy for me to decide what to plant next.

These peppers have flourished in Tampa's summer. Flexums from Tom.

Those look so mouthwatering! I'll have to look out for those seeds.