Organic Gardening: Zone 6 Planting Chart - Kellogg Garden …

1 Planting ZONEHOW TO GET STARTEDORGANIC gardening GUIDESThe Kellogg Garden Zone Planting Charts will guide you in when to sow, plant, and harvest individual vegetables by hardiness zone. Along with your Planting Chart , we have included resource links to help you grow bountiful Kellogg Garden Organic gardening Guides include detailed information and resources on how, why, and what to do in your gardens as well as advice on Planting , growing, and harvesting individual plants throughout the by confirming the proper Planting zone for your Gardening: Zone 6 Planting Chart6a6bPLANTING Chart VS Garden your Planting ZoneMONTHLY Organic Garden GUIDE BY ZONECONTAINER gardening GUIDECOMPANION Planting GUIDEFALL AND WINTER gardening GUIDEGARDEN HARVESTING GUIDEMONTHLY ORGANIG FLOWER gardening GUIDEO rganic Gardening: 6a6bZone 6 Planting Chart - Companion 6 Sow Seeds Plant Harvest Avg. First FrostSep. 30 - Oct. 30 Avg. Last FrostMar. 30 - Apr. 30 PlantSeedsPlantsJANFEBMARAPRM AYJUNJULAUGSEPOCTNOVDECI deal Soil TempSeed DepthPlant SpacingRow SpacingSun ExposureDays to SproutDays to MaturityMature HeightPlant Type Beans (Scarlet Runner Pole)

2 Direct Sow 80 F2-3 4-6 6 6-12 hrs Full Sun7-14 days70-11572-108 AnnualBorage Direct Sow 70 F1/4-1/2 12 18-24 Full Sun / Lt Shade5-15 days55 days3 AnnualButterfly Bush Transplant70 FPress seed surface2-3 seeds per pot5-10 8-12 hrs Full Sun20-30 days730 days6-10 PerennialCalendulaDirect SowTransplant60+ F1/4 6 6-12 Full Sun / Lt Shade10-15 days45-60 days18-24 AnnualCatnipDirect Sow 70-80 F1/4 2-3 seeds per inch18-20 8-12 hrs Full Sun14-40 days75 days12-36 PerennialClover Direct Sow 45-80 F1/4-1/2 2 3-4 6-12 hrs Full Sun7-10 days60-70 days4-8 AnnualConeflower Transplant60-90 F1/4-1/2 4-6 8-10 4-12 hrs Full Sun10-15 days105 days2-4 PerennialCosmosDirect SowTransplant60 F1/4 12-18 24 Full Sun5-10 days49 days1-7 PerennialMarigoldsDirect SowTransplant65 F1/4 Scatter Thinly8-18 6-12 hrs Full Sun5-10 days50-80 days6-18 AnnualMilkweed Direct SowTransplant65-70 F1/4-1/2 12-24 6-12 hrs Full Sun14-21 days1 year2-4 PerennialNasturtiumDirect SowTransplant70 F1/2-1 3 12 6-12 hrs Full Sun10-12 days55-70 days6 -3 VinesAnnualSweet PeaDirect Sow 55-65 F1 1-2 6 8-12 hrs Full Sun10-21 days75-90 days 1-3 AnnualVeronicaDirect SowTransplant68-74 F1/2-1 6-12 16-20 8-12 hrs Full Sun14-21 days 60 days14-16 PerennialYarrow Direct SowTransplant68 FSurfaceScatter Thinly12 6-12 hrs Full Sun14-21 days120 days6 -3 PerennialZinniaDirect SowTransplant80-85 F1/4 Scatter Thinly9-12 8-12 hrs Full Sun4-6 days60-70 days3-4 AnnualNOTESRESOURCESEVERYTHING TO KNOW ABOUT APHIDSALL ABOUT ALYSSUM: gardening TIPS & TRICKSPLANTS FOR ATTRACTING HONEY BEES TO your GARDENCOMPANION Planting TO ATTRACT POLLINATORSO rganic Gardening: 6a6bZone 6 Planting Chart - Native 6 Sow Seeds Plant Harvest Avg.

3 First FrostSep. 30 - Oct. 30 Avg. Last FrostMar. 30 - Apr. 30 PlantSeedsPlantsJANFEBMARAPRM AYJUNJULAUGSEPOCTNOVDECI deal Soil TempSeed DepthPlant SpacingRow SpacingSun ExposureDays to SproutDays to MaturityMature HeightPlant Type Anemone Transplant59 F2 3 6 3-4 hrs Part Sun80-120 days90 days6 -4 PerennialAsterDirect SowTransplant70 F1 3 12-36 Full Sun/ Lt. Shade10-20 days110-120 days8 -8 PerennialBee BalmDirect SowTransplant45 + F1/4-1/2 scatter seeds 12 8-12 hrs Full Sun14-28 days110-120 days4 PerennialBlack-Eyed SusanDirect SowTransplant60 FSurfaceScatter18-30 Full Sun/ Lt. Shade5-21 days120 days18 -4 PerennialBleeding Heart Transplant55-75 F1/2 3-4 seeds per pot24-30 Partial Shadeup to 365 days2-4 years3 PerennialButterfly Bush Transplant70 FScatter looselyScatter thinly5-10 8-12 hrs Full Sun20-30 days730 days6-10 PerennialCardinal Flower Transplant70 FSurfaceScatter Thinly1-2 Full Sun/ Lt. Shade15-20 days30-60 days3-4 PerennialColumbineDirect SowTransplant68-72 F1/4 2-4 14-28 Full Sun/ Lt.

4 Shade22-30 days120-180 days1-2 PerennialConeflower Transplant60-90 F1/4-1/2 4-6 18-24 4-12 hrs Full Sun10-15 days105 days2-4 PerennialNOTESRESOURCESSUNFLOWER VARIETIESHOW TO START your NATIVE LANDSCAPE DESIGNWHAT IS THE BEST WAY TO PLANT AZALEASTHE IMPORTANCE OF NATIVE PLANTSGROWING QUEEN ANNE S LACEFALL FLOWERS TO PLANT FOR POLLINATORSO rganic Gardening: 6a6bZone 6 Planting Chart - Native 6 Sow Seeds Plant Harvest Avg. First FrostSep. 30 - Oct. 30 Avg. Last FrostMar. 30 - Apr. 30 PlantSeedsPlantsJANFEBMARAPRM AYJUNJULAUGSEPOCTNOVDECI deal Soil TempSeed DepthPlant SpacingRow SpacingSun ExposureDays to SproutDays to MaturityMature HeightPlant Type CoreopsisDirect Sow 65 F1/2 1-2 12-24 6-12 hrs Full Sun21 days60-90 days7-14 AnnualCosmosDirect SowTransplant60 F1/4 Scatter Seeds12-18 8-12 hrs Full Sun5-7 days60 days18-60 AnnualGoldenrodDirect SowTransplant68-75 F1/8 Surface8-24 8-12 hrs Full Sun10-14 daysVaries24-36 PerennialHosta Transplant75 FSow lightlyScatter thinly12-36 Shade10-20 days35-50 days9-48 PerennialHyssopDirect SowTransplant68-70 F1/4 1-2 6-12 6-12 hrs Full Sun7-16 days75-85 days12-24 PerennialLupineDirect SowTransplant55-75 F1/8 2 12-18 Full Sun/ Lt.

5 Shade14-28 days365 days1-4 PerennialMilkweedDirect SowTransplant75-80 F1/4-1/2 2 12-24 6-12 hrs Full Sun12-21 days120 days2-4 PerennialShasta Daisy Transplant65-80 F1/8 6-8 24-36 6-12 hrs Full Sun21-28 days105 days12-36 PerennialYarrow Transplant68 FSurfaceScatter Thinly12 6-12 hrs Full Sun14-21 days120 days6 -3 PerennialNOTESRESOURCESHOW TO START A WILDFLOWER GARDENCREATING A POLLINATOR GARDENHOW TO PLANT, GROW, AND CARE FOR DAISY FLOWERSPLANTING A HONEY BEE S FLOWER GARDEN3 TIPS FOR PRUNING PERENNIALS5 TIPS FOR GROWING AND HARVESTING SUNFLOWER SEEDSO rganic Gardening: 6a6bZone 6 Planting Chart - Cut 6 Sow Seeds Plant Harvest Avg. First FrostSep. 30 - Oct. 30 Avg. Last FrostMar. 30 - Apr. 30 PlantSeedsPlantsJANFEBMARAPRM AYJUNJULAUGSEPOCTNOVDECI deal Soil TempSeed DepthPlant SpacingRow SpacingSun ExposureDays to SproutDays to MaturityMature HeightPlant Type Baby s BreathDirect Sow 70 F1/4 Sprinkle18 8-12 hrs Full Sun7-10 days50-60 days12-18 AnnualBee BalmDirect SowTransplant45 + F1/4-1/2 scatter seeds 12 8-12 hrs Full Sun14-28 days110-120 days4 PerennialBlack-Eyed SusanDirect SowTransplant60 FSurfaceScatter18-30 Full Sun/ Lt.

6 Shade5-21 days120 days18 -4 PerennialCannas Transplant60 F1/4 12 12-24 8-12 hrs Full Sun7-14 days100 days3-10 PerennialCanterbury Bells Direct SowTransplant65-70 F1/8 8 seeds per 6-24 6-24 Full Sun/ Lt Shade15-20 daysSpg - Sum Bloom2 -3 BiennialCarnationsDirect SowTransplant60-75 F1/8 2-3 seeds per 12 12 Full Sun/ Lt. Shade14-21 days135 days24 PerennialCelosia Transplant60 F1/8 4 6-12 8-12 hrs Full Sun7-14 days93 days32-48 AnnualColumbineDirect SowTransplant68-72 F1/4 2-4 14-28 Full Sun/ Lt. Shade22-30 days120-180 days1-2 PerennialConeflower Transplant60-90 F1/8 4-6 18-24 4-12 hrs Full Sun10-15 days105 days2-4 PerennialCosmosDirect SowTransplant60 F1/4 12-18 24 Full Sun5-10 days49 Days1-7 PerennialDaffodils Transplant55 F2-4 4-6 4-6 8-12 hrs Full Sun1-2 weeks after chillVaries12 PerennialNOTESRESOURCESHOW TO START A FLOWER Garden FOR CENTERPIECESBEST WAY TO PLANT FLOWERS FROM POTSBULBS TO PLANT IN FALLTHE BEST WAY TO PLANT AMARYLLIS BULBSCOMPANION PLANTS FOR ROSESFALL MUMSO rganic Gardening: 6a6bZone 6 Planting Chart - Cut 6 Sow Seeds Plant Harvest Avg.

7 First FrostSep. 30 - Oct. 30 Avg. Last FrostMar. 30 - Apr. 30 PlantSeedsPlantsJANFEBMARAPRM AYJUNJULAUGSEPOCTNOVDECI deal Soil TempSeed DepthPlant SpacingRow SpacingSun ExposureDays to SproutDays to MaturityMature HeightPlant Type Dahlias Transplant60 F +1/2 4 12-18 8-12 hrs Full Sun7-12 days90 days16 AnnualDelphiniums Transplant65-85 F1/8 6-8 24-36 Full Sun/ Lt. Shade10-16 days115 daysup to 6 AnnualGladiolus Transplant65-75 F1/2 4 4-6 8-12 hrs Full Sun10-14 days80 days2-6 PerennialGomphrena Direct SowTransplant70-78 F1/8-1/4 2 6-8 8-12 hrs Full Sun5-14 days85-100 days18 AnnualHydrangea Transplant60+ FSurfacescatter seeds 3-4 Partial Sun14 days186 days6-15 PerennialPhloxDirect SowTransplant74 F1/8 2 18 8-12 hrs Full Sun11-21 days58 days3-4 PerennialRoses Transplant45+1/4 2 30-36 8-12 hrs Full Sun14-21 days105 days8 -6 PerennialShasta Daisies Transplant80-85 F1/4 6 18 8-12 hrs Full Sun4-6 days105 days12-24 PerennialSunflowersDirect SowTransplant55-60 F1/2 6 12-24 8-12 hrs Full Sun6-10 days80-120 days6-10 +AnnualYarrow Direct SowTransplant68 FSurfaceThinly Scatter12 6-12 hrs Full Sun14-21 days143 days6 -3 PerennialZinniaDirect SowTransplant80-85 F1/4 Thinly Scatter9-12 8-12 hrs Full Sun4-6 days60-70 days12 -48 AnnualNOTESRESOURCES10 TIPS FOR FLOWER Garden DESIGNSROCK MULCH VS.

8 WOOD MULCH FOR FLOWER BEDSGARDENER S GUIDE TO Planting TULIPSPLANTING & GROWING RANUNCULUSHOW TO START A ROSE Garden AT HOMEGROWING TIPS FOR COMMON ZINNIA VARIETIESP lant Tracker MONTHS = SOWINGP = PLANTINGH = HARVESTINGPLANT1234567891011121314151617 1819202122232425262728293031 Garden CalendarMONTHM ondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySatur day SundayWATERINGFEEDINGPRUNINGO rganic Gardening: Kellogg Garden Products: Kellogg Garden Products, family-owned and operated since its establishment in 1925 by our founder, H. Clay Kellogg , now spans four generations. The company continuesits success as a steadfast business, guided by Mr. Kellogg s original core values:innovation, loyalty, experience, commitment, and values have led our company to seek the highest level of Organic rigor in all its branded 2012, Kellogg Garden Products committed to strictly follow the USDA s National Organic Program (NOP) guidelines for manufacturing all Kellogg Garden Organics and G&B Organics branded soils and ingredient and every process used to produce our branded products has beenverified 100% compliant as Organic , all the way back to the source, meeting all federal our branded products are approved by the California Department of Food and Agriculture s stringent Organic Input Materials (OIM) program, as well as theOrganic Materials Review Institute (OMRI)

9 The leading independent review agency accredited by the USDA is still the first and only manufacturer to have all our branded Organic soils and fertilizers OIM approved and OMRI Listed, making Kellogg the first to offer Proven Organic soils and fertilizers that build life in the soil. Since 1925, we continue to strive to be the leading Organic source helping people grow beautiful and healthy gardens SOILORGANIC LIQUID FERTILIZERORGANIC GRANULAR FERTILIZER**G&B Organics Only Available in the Western United