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Apr 8, 2020 6:36 PM CST
Name: Ed
South Alabama (Zone 8b)
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To follow on what @DougL said about your local county extension office, many of the offices have websites where you can download all sorts of information including planting calendars. I've got one for my area and lots of other specific articles on growing different crops. I've even got articles from other states' extension offices that I've looted borrowed from them. nodding

Here's a calendar that is right here on garden.org that seems pretty good: https://garden.org/apps/calend...

And here's a calendar from the Old Farmer's Almanac: https://www.almanac.com/garden...

And here's a link to a CSU Extension article on basic gardening in the mountains. There may be a calendar buried in there somewhere: https://extension.colostate.ed...

Best wishes!
Ed

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