When should I plant my garden in Tucson?

When should I plant my garden in Tucson?

When to Plant Vegetables in Tucson, AZ

Crop Sow seeds indoors Transplant seedlings into the garden
Kale Dec 8 – Dec 22 Jan 19 – Feb 2
Kohlrabi Dec 8 – Dec 22 Jan 19 – Feb 2
Lettuce Dec 8 – Dec 22 Jan 5 – Feb 2
Mustard Dec 8 – Dec 22 Jan 19 – Feb 2

How do I find a local community garden?

You could start by asking at local schools. Many schools are beginning to dedicate space to gardening, and oftentimes this is open to the public. Aside from public schools, try colleges and universities as well. Office buildings in major cities often provide space for gardens on their property.

Can you garden in Tucson AZ?

These days, gardening just seems to make more sense. There are essentially two growing seasons in Tucson, Spring, and Winter. Spring planting starts in March and grows until, oh June. Fall planting starts in October or November and grows until March or April.

What can I plant now in Tucson?

Arugula, Broccoli, Cabbage, Chinese. Cabbage, Cauliflower, Celery, Cilantro,

  • Amaranth, Basil, Cantaloupe, Cowpea, Cucumber, Malabar Spinach, Melon,
  • Amaranth, Basil, Bush Bean, Corn (Sweet),
  • Arugula, Beet, Bok Choy, Broccoli, Brussels Sprouts, Cabbage,
  • Bush Beans, Pole Beans, Corn (all types),
  • What do I need to start a community garden?

    How to start a community garden

    1. Define a purpose. The aim of community gardens can vary.
    2. Form a garden group. Gather a group of people interested in establishing a garden for the same purpose.
    3. Be inspired by others.
    4. Find your garden site.
    5. Planning and design.
    6. Approvals, leases and public liability insurance.
    7. Seek funding.

    What planting zone is Tucson AZ?

    The Arizona Plant Climate Zone, cals.arizona.edu/pubs/garden/az1169, uses points of reference to identify its zones. Tucson is one of those reference points in Zone 4.

    When should I plant tomatoes in Tucson?

    To give tomato plants the best chance for success, plant tomatoes right after the last spring frost date. For the low desert of Arizona, this is usually around February 15th Once planted, if necessary, protect plants from cold nighttime temperatures.

    What can I plant in Tucson right now?

    Are there community gardens in Tucson, AZ?

    If you’ve ever wished you could grow your own tasty organic food, Community Gardens of Tucson has a plot for you! We have 20 gardens located across the city, each with automatic irrigation and tools. And when you garden with us you become a member of a supportive gardening community that is with you every step of the way.

    Where can I buy the Tucson master gardener Handbook?

    The Handbook includes how to grow: cacti and agave, desert adapted trees, vegetables and herbs, citrus, flowers and roses. It also contains guidelines for watering, working with your soil, integrated pest management, and much more. Purchase the Tucson Garden Handbook at one these Tucson area retail location.

    Why is CGT important to the city of Tucson?

    To create a community where everyone is able to grow, share and learn. Together. CGT is participating in the 2021 Millions for Tucson program, an annual city-wide fundraising event that last year raised more than $1,000,000 for hundreds of local charities.

    What do you do at a community garden?

    And when you garden with us you become a member of a supportive gardening community that is with you every step of the way. Meet new friends and have lots of fun while enjoying your harvest! We garden organically, practice water conservation and other natural methods to protect our environment.