I know that Marsh has already started in lower LA and BearBranch seems to do year-round gardening. But when is everyone else putting them in the ground?

I've had the seeds going for a few weeks and they are hardened and ready to go in the ground (tomatoes, cucumbers, squash, zucchini). We'll buy our pepper plants (bells, gypsy, banana, jalapeno, and habanero) and eggplants from either Lowe's or our local farmers co-op Saturday morning.

We don't have a big garden - four raised beds that are 10'x4' and a few large pots, but everything is going in the ground this Saturday.

Put 75% of mine in last weekend, green beans , squash, sweetcorn, peppers tomatoes, will do cucumbers, watermelons, and cantaloupe, okra this weekend, sweet potatoes the next. Then on to pastures!

Probably this Month. Maybe in the next week or two.

Done

Got mine in this past weekend, most of it anyway. Okra, squash, zucchini, green beans, watermelon. Going to get tomatoes and sweet potatoes going this coming weekend

All mine is in the ground. Some already about done like the lettuce. Carrots, onions, shallots, several herbs, tomatoes, red potatoes, assorted peppers, squash, zucchini, sweet corn, okra, pink eye purple hulls, colored butter beans, and some sunflowers.

20 rows of sweet corn so far
10 rows of yellow and green snap beans
14 rows of okra
8 rows of potatoes
4 double row planted bulb onions
Around 30 tomato plants
12 sweet pepper plants.
30 squash and zucchini plants.
Unknown number of cucumbers. Lots!!
30 rows of Jimmy Red dent corn
Gonna plant another round of sweet corn and purple hull, zipper cream, Mississippi cream, and black eyes when we get back from Sonora.

Started 150 seeds indoors 2wks ago. Gonna plant everything soon as it dries up anyway this week.

Sugar Baby
CONGO
Georgia Rattle Snake
Allsweet
Black Diamond
Jubilee
Charleston Grey


Crenshaw cantaloupe

Cucumber:
Pick a bushel
Poinsett 76
Cross Country Hybrid
Slicer

Lots of tomatoes and okra, peppers, onions

Gonna direct sow purple hulls, corn, okra

I’ve had tomatoes in the ground for 3 weeks and just planted my peppers and cucumber seeds straight in the ground and they’re already 6” tall.

I've planted 12 tomato sets, some peppers, small watermelon patch, 2 rows of Georgia candy roasters, and a 30 ft dome trellis of Christmas lima pole beans. I'll get corn, peas, okra and more watermelons in the ground in the next week.

Haven’t planted yet, fill like I should have, but time is hard to come by. I think I’m ok, I’ll plant this next week. If I get it in the ground this week I feel like it will be fine. Just wish I could get ahead, always feel like I’m behind.

Chad

Today is the best day to plant. Ive been watching the night time lows, they just changed them to warmer. Today is the earliest safest day in my opinion. For North Alabama

I tilled and prepped my garden spot yesterday, then planted 4 rows of sweet corn today and will plant squash, peppers, tomatoes, and cucumbers throughout the next couple weeks.

Planted bucket tomato plants today. Pulling tarp off the test no till garden spot tomorrow and planting melons in it .

I planted 50 watermelon yesterday. Sugar baby, Georgia rattlesnake and Charleston grey.

Got another 100 waiting for me to plant. Hopefully I can get them planted after work this week.

Gonna plant probably Wednesday just before a little rain is supposed to come. Will plant Silver Queen Corn,running green beans,squash,Butterpeas and Purple Hull Peas. Will wait until the end of the first week in May for Okra and Tomato plants. Tried Okra and Tomatoes in April and they just don't do very well.

Heck mine wouldn’t produce a single tomato before burning up if I planted them in May.

Got mine tilled, and some seeds started in pots. Get it up and running in the next week.

did first till a couple weeks ago & this morning i did my last till so we can plant Monday
so glad i got this little Mantis tiller for our raised bed - it’s worked like a champ

Got started today. Buncha different maters, banana peppers, bell peppers, egg plant, and cucumbers. Gonna put more in this week.