What is the planting season for vegetables

Which ones?

We have an app.

https://garden.org/apps/calend...

The planting season for you begins when all danger of frost has past.
Tomatoes and warm loving crops like eggplant go in last.
Now this is just a guess but I'll say March 15th for cool tolerant stuff and around April 10th for tomatoes.
Of course it would be different times depending if you are downstate, near Columbia, or up state like around Greenville.
Check USDA and figure out what zone you are in. You can then follow the guidelines for that zone.

Yep, just plug your zip code into that app and look down the list for spring planting dates. The list includes planting seeds outside, planting seeds inside, setting out transplants and lots of good information.

BigBill said:The planting season for you begins when all danger of frost has past.

Actually...
Planting season is when ever we have some seeds...

If you check the link.... you will see mentioned a number of vegetables that can be planted now.

When bombogenisis hit my garden back during the first and second week of January... killed my veggies... I immediately planted more... some of them are almost ready to eat now... stuff like turnips, kale, rutabagas... the snow peas and fava beans still have a way to go before bloom.

We plant every month of the year down here.

Interesting chart but their dates for potatoes in Mn are way, way off.
Most of the others seem ok, wonder why that one is so wrong.

Have to disagree with you BigBill. The LAST thing in the garden are pumpkins.

I never grew a pumpkin!

Get a Farmer's Almanac; at worst it is as accurate as the govt. system but has much interesting info.