What to sow in February in the US
In February, parsnip, radish, potato and more can go in outdoors in most of the US, with carrot, beet, Swiss chard outdoors only in milder places.
Outdoors in most of the US
Good to go in 60% of towns or more.
ParsnipSow · 66% of towns
RadishSow · 66% of towns
PotatoPlant · 66% of towns
TurnipSow · 66% of towns
LettuceSow · 62% of towns
SpinachSow · 64% of towns
ArugulaSow · 64% of towns
CelerySow · 69% of towns
PeaSow · 66% of towns
OnionPlant · 67% of towns
LeekSow · 66% of towns
ScallionSow · 69% of towns
ShallotPlant · 69% of towns
CabbageSow · 66% of towns
CauliflowerSow · 66% of towns
Brussels sproutSow · 66% of towns
ParsleySow · 66% of towns
ChivesSow · 66% of towns
StrawberryPlant · 66% of towns
Outdoors in milder places
Only where it’s warm enough this month.
Under cover
In indoors, a greenhouse or a cold frame.
GarlicDates for your town
Exact dates change from town to town. Find yours for the whole year.
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App StoreComing soonHow these dates are worked out: climate records for each town (ERA5-Land, 1995 to 2024), its frost dates and its height above sea level turn a seed-packet date into a local one. Contains modified Copernicus Climate Change Service information; towns from GeoNames (CC BY 4.0). How sowing dates work