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What to plant in February

What is sown for seedlings, planted in a greenhouse and planted outside in February depends on when your last spring frost is. Find your climate below — or open your city.

Late spring: last frost in late April or May

Dates for Saint Petersburg; other cities of this climate:

Nothing is sown or planted out in this climate this month; the season starts in March.

Moderate: last frost in April

Dates for Lviv; other cities of this climate:

Nothing is sown or planted out in this climate this month; the season starts in March.

Mild: last frost in March

Dates for Granada; other cities of this climate:

CropWhat to doDate
Peasplant out in a greenhouse16 February
Green Beanssow for seedlings22 February
Tomatosow for seedlings24 February
Bell Peppersow for seedlings25 February

Warm winter: frost only now and then

Dates for Seville; other cities of this climate:

CropWhat to doDate
Pumpkinsow seedlings for the open ground2 February
Zucchinisow seedlings for the open ground7 February
Watermelonsow for seedlings8 February
Melonsow seedlings for the open ground9 February
Chili Peppersow seedlings for the open ground13 February
Physalisplant out in a greenhouse18 February
Pumpkinplant out in a greenhouse18 February
Tomatoplant out in a greenhouse18 February
Zucchiniplant out in a greenhouse18 February
Cucumbersow seedlings for the open ground19 February

Southern hemisphere: spring from September

Dates for Córdoba; other cities of this climate:

Nothing is sown or planted out in this climate this month; the season starts in May.

Dates are for the typical city of each climate by the same rules as the app: a week after the last frost once the soil is warm enough, frost-hardy crops three weeks before it, an unheated greenhouse three weeks earlier. Your own place can differ by a week or two — Greenly works it out from your location.

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