Saturday, November 08, 2008

November Gardening

The "official word" from the University of Arizona College Agriculture and Life Sciences - November.

As with last month, I'm going to bold the things I'm planting. Everything will be planted from seed.

S = Seed
T = Transplant

November 1st to November 15th:

  • Asparagus T
  • Beets ("Crosby" 45 days "Chioggia" 55 days Heirloom Varieties)
  • Bok Choy ("Ching Chang" 45 days I've never planted Bok Choy before)
  • Broccoli TS ("Early Dividend" 43 days F1 Hybrid)
  • Brussels Sprouts T ("Bubbles" 88 days F1 Hybrid - whoops, only supposed to plant transplants! I'm only a few days past the end of October though, so I'm going for it anyway.)
  • Cabbage TS ("Golden Acre" 55 days)
  • Cabbage, Chinese TS
  • Carrots ("Mokum" 54 days F1 Hybrid)
  • Cauliflower TS ("Early Snowball" 55 days)
  • Chard TS ("Bright Lights" 57 days Heirloom Variety)
  • Collard Greens
  • Endive
  • Kale ("Konserva" 50 days Heirloom Variety)
  • Kohlrabi TS
  • Lettuce, Head TS
  • Lettuce, Leaf TS ("Pinetree Lettuce Mix" 40 days and "Tom Thumb" 47 days Heirloom Varieties)
  • Mustard
  • Onions, Bulb
  • Onions, Green
  • Peas ("Knight Pea" 56 days Heirloom Variety)
  • Radishes ("Cherry Belle" 21 days Heirloom Variety)
  • Rutabagas
  • Spinach ("Bloomsdale Long Standing" 42 days Heirloom Variety)
  • Turnips ("Purple Top White Globe" 58 days Heirloom Variety)
Celery ("Utah" 100 days) is supposed to be planted by the end of October, but I'm going to try it anyway.

November 16th through 30th:
  • Asparagus T
  • Beets
  • Bok Choy
  • Broccoli TS
  • Brussel Sprouts T
  • Cabbage TS
  • Cabbage, Chinese TS
  • Carrots
  • Cauliflower TS
  • Chard TS
  • Collard Greens
  • Kale
  • Kohlrabi TS
  • Lettuce, Head TS
  • Lettuce, Leaf TS
  • Mustard
  • Onions, Green
  • Peas
  • Radishes
  • Rutabagas
  • Spinach
  • Turnips
And now I need to get out to my garden and get things started. The new bed is ready, since the gophers have taken over my garden we are trying a new technique which involves a pallet with the bottom lined with wire to hopefully keep the gophers out. I need to put the watering system together, and then I'll be able to plant the seeds.

Here's the current temp:

Until next time.

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