Here is list veg Garden planting terms and there definitions I found usefull:

[sunshinekitty]

Before commenting on this thread please read the following definitions
please add to list if you think it should include other term and there definition:
Planting Day Window: is total number of days for seeding or transplanting each crop in a season.
example 1:
veg planting guide says to plant spring radish seeds between march 1-april 15.
you planting day window is 45 days

Interval Planting: is planting the same crop seed ever number of days.
example 2:
plant radish seeds ever 7 days for continuous harvest.



please add to the list if you think it should include other terms and definitions

[Guest]

the following thread has handy definitions for vine terms and planting terms http://www.growfruitandveg.co.uk/gra...ses_86211.html

[TrialAndError]

There is one term that tops the lot and is so frequently forgotten. That term is "where do I live in the UK?".

Without that one vital piece of information no gardening book can answer so many questions. When do I sow radish seeds, when am i likely to harvest tomatoes, when should I transplant leeks etc. etc.

The gardener in Bournemouth has a truly different perspective to those questions compared to a similar gardener in Harrogate!

There are a couple of websites which take location into account and my suggestion is to search them out. Without an answer to that vital question of where you live, the information given for more than half of you will either be incorrect or so glib as to be meaningless.

[Aberdeenplotter]

There is one term that tops the lot and is so frequently forgotten. That term is "where do I live in the UK?".

Something can only be forgotten if the implications are known. It's not just Gardening books that err in that respect. Many packeted seeds have instructions for "middle England" and of course the seed companies' markets don't stop at Harrogate or even up here in Aberdeen.

[Scarlet]

There is one term that tops the lot and is so frequently forgotten. That term is "where do I live in the UK?".

Without that one vital piece of information no gardening book can answer so many questions. When do I sow radish seeds, when am i likely to harvest tomatoes, when should I transplant leeks etc. etc.
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That is the reason we ask new grapes to make sure they add their location to their profile. We have members based all over the country and this really helps when giving advice.

[bearded bloke]

Many packeted seeds have instructions for "middle England"

Ahhh. I think this poster has access to seed packets marked in "zones" although you could try "new England" & then go a bit further south

[veggiechicken]

That is the reason we ask new grapes to make sure they add their location to their profile. We have members based all over the country and this really helps when giving advice.

All over the world too, which makes it even harder to give advice

[Aberdeenplotter]

All over the world too, which makes it even harder to give advice

but it doesn't stop us trying

[sunshinekitty]

If know a person season length, fall first frost date and last spring frost helps answer a person question. then the zone chart system since most zone chart are irrelevant to veg gardening since they are based on max summer and min winter temperatures.

day length is very important with certain crops such lettuces and onions