Regional guide

New York City Area Vegetable Planting Guide

Cornell Harvest NY guide for NYC-area spring, summer, and fall vegetable windows, soil dry-out timing, frost dates, and S/T crop rows.

Regional timing

Current regional planting plan

Cornell Harvest NY guide for NYC-area spring, summer, and fall vegetable windows, soil dry-out timing, frost dates, and S/T crop rows.

Catalog priority
35 priority crops
35 catalog examples
Climate checks
7 climate signals
13 planning notes
Timing basis
Using NYC Area dates
May 15 to Oct 20
Source-backed timing May 15 last frost and October 20 first frost for the New York City area guide.

Outlying and cooler sites can run later in spring; use this as a city-area planning baseline.

Crop priority Provider Bush Bean leads the catalog examples

Provider Bush Bean, Detroit Dark Red Beet, Waltham 29 Broccoli, Long Island Improved Brussels Sprouts

Next local check Cold Hardy Plants for Early Spring Planting include an April 1 - 30 window, 2 - 6 weeks before the May 15 last frost, and an April 15 - 30 window, 2 - 4 weeks before the last frost.

Cold-Tender or Heat-Hardy Plants for Late Spring or Early Summer Planting include May 15 - June 15, 0 - 4 weeks after the last Spring frost, plus June - July rows planted for multiple successions.

Climate signals

Planning notes

Catalog crop examples

These catalog entries match crops covered by the regional timing source; variety-specific details remain tied to each seed entry's own source.

Related regional guides

Source: Cornell Cooperative Extension Harvest NY Planting Guide for the New York City Area