Planning for Plants

The USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map is truly the standard by which gardeners and growers can determine which plans are most likely to thrive in each location. The map is based on the average annual minimum winter temperature, divided into 10-degree F Zones. 

Planting your plants at the right time is critical to your harvest success. The Plant Hardiness Zone Map is a good go by and reference when determining when to plant certain items. But remember, the dates are always estimates.

The beauty of planting your garden in a grow bag is you can control the soil mixture, fertilizers and even the amount of sun your garden is getting. If the temperature unexpectedly gets too hot for example, you can move your garden into a shady spot.

Our organic collections have had a 6-8 week start on the season and are well on their way to a tasty harvest. If we are concerned about the organic garden you have selected, based on the current weather and anticipated temperatures, one of our Garden Inspired Specialists will reach out to you via email or phone.

Still have questions? Chat with us online or give us a call at 469.359.5000. Our Garden Inspired Specialist is here to help!