Planting environments in the Intermountain West vary greatly including Arid High Desert, Urban, and High Mountain regions.
We’ve partnered with seed growers from some of these areas to provide you with a greater range of planting guides, covering Zones 3b-7a! Hearty thanks to Affinity Farm in Moscow, ID, Titbout’s Seeds in Missoula, MT, and Green Phoenix Farm in Salt Lake City, UT for collaborating with us!
Use the Spring Guide to help you plan for what vegetables to plant as early as February right through the beginning of June! Use the Summer & Fall Vegetable Planting Guide to enjoy an abundant harvest through fall and winter with these cold-hardy vegetables!
Planting tips, such as succession planting and season extension, are included on the back of the each guide.
Developed in partnership with Seed Grower David Lau of Titbout's Seeds in Missoula, MT!
Planting tips, such as succession planting and season extension, are included on the back of each guide.
Developed in partnership with Seed Growers Kelly Kingsland and Russell Poe of Affinity Farm in Moscow, ID!
Planting tips, such as succession planting and season extension, are included on the back of each guide.
Derived, in part, from original content supplied by James Loomis of Green Phoenix Farm, who endorsed the ultimate iteration, acknowledging the variance in gardening techniques while affirming their alignment with commonly acknowledged planting principles.
Planting tips, such as succession planting and season extension, are included on the back of each guide.
Developed in partnership with Seed Grower Diane Green of Greentree Naturals in Sandpoint, Idaho.
Planting tips, such as outdoor and indoor seeding, are included on the back the guide.
Developed in partnership with Jessica McAleese of Swift River Farm in Salmon, ID!
Planting tips, such as succession planting and season extension, are included on the back of each guide.
This guide includes flowers and herbs that have been cultivated by loving gardeners who sowed seeds and saved them, year after year, over centuries developing bonds of trust and reciprocity that softened their wild defenses and sealed our fate as joined journeyers on the earth. Several of these varieties are wild, and acclimated to our region. These will take more patience.