Planting Calendar: what to plant month by month

Growing Guides, What to Plant Now
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Welcome to your one-stop planting calendar for what to plant each month!

Click on the relevant link to see my top picks for what to plant each month, including flowers, fruit, vegetables and bulbs.

Learn which crops, flowers, and perennials will flourish when planted in fall. From hearty vegetables to spring-blooming bulbs, this guide shows you how to fill your garden with colour and productivity. Get inspired to make the most of autumn gardening.

Your one-stop planting calendar

What to plant in January

What to plant in February

What to plant in March

What to plant in April

What to plant in May

What to plant in June

What to plant in July

What to plant in August

What to plant in September

What to plant in October

What to plant in November

What to plant in December

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My Garden jobs this month series which covers quick gardening jobs to help you stay on top of things when time is tight.

My In Season Now series which helps you to eat seasonally, with lists of fruit and veg in season each month.

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Plan your year with this easy planting calendar designed to keep gardeners organised. Follow a month by month guide to planting flowers, fruit, vegetables and enjoy a productive, well planned garden all year.
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Catherine is a gardener, plant lover, writer, and award winning author of children’s nature books. Her blog is a Vuelio Top 5 gardening blog and her work has been featured in many online and print publications including Grow Your Own Magazine, House Beautiful, Daily Mail, Tesco Magazine, Suttons, Thompson & Morgan, and many more. She is also a member of the Garden Media Guild.

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  1. Your clear month-by-month guidance—what to sow, plant, and harvest in each season—makes garden planning feel straightforward and adaptable. I particularly appreciate the practical tips on timing and succession planting, which will be invaluable as I plot out my own garden year.

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