Seed Saving Level: Easy: Perfect, self-pollinating flowers. Little out-crossing with lettuce so isolation is not a big concern.
Now Sowing: Broccoli (Seeds inside: Jul~Aug, Plant: Sep~Nov)
Broccoli likes full sun to light shade. Plant seeds ¼-½˝ deep. Seeds can also be started indoors 4-6 weeks before planting.
Now Sowing: Leeks (Jan~Feb, Sep~Nov)
Instead of producing a bulb, leeks produce a long stem of edible bundled leaves with many culinary purposes.
Now Sowing: Parsley (Sep~Jan)
Parsley enjoys cool temperatures and moist soil. Parsley can tolerate cold temps if mulched.
Now Sowing: Cauliflower (Seeds inside: Jul~Aug / Plants: Sep~Nov)
Cauliflower requires a cool period before plants will flower. The fruits on a cauliflower plant ripen from bottom up.
Now Sowing: Spinach (Jan~Feb, Sept~Nov)
Spinach grows best in cool, mild climates but is also tolerant of hot weather.
Now Sowing: Onions (Sep~Nov, Jan~Feb)
Onions will cross with each other, but not with leeks or chives. Seeds germinate better in darkness.
Now Sowing: Bok Choy (Jan~Feb, Sep~Nov)
Bok Choy needs cooler weather to flower. Normally requires two growing seasons to produce seed.
Now Sowing: Cabbage (Seeds: Jul~Nov / Plants: Sep~Jan)
Get your cabbage seeds growing indoors and learn how to make Estonian Cabbage Rolls!
Now Sowing: Kale/Collards (Jan~Feb, Sep~Nov)
Got Kale? Kale is incredibly successful during Tucson winters!
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