A GARDEN THAT FITS YOUR SEASON
A vegetable garden planner
for what’s next.
Set your first and last frost dates, plan sowing and weekly garden tasks, then export your planting schedule to a calendar.
BUILD YOUR GARDEN
Add a crop
Choose a starter schedule. You can change the dates, area, and notes at any time.
REPEAT SOWING
Plan a succession series
Choose the crop, date range, and spacing. Garden Week adds each sowing to your schedule.
Choose dates and spacing from your seed packet and local guidance. This planner schedules your entries; it does not check crop maturity or frost risk.
OR ADD ONE TASK
THE SEASON, ONE WEEK AT A TIME
Garden schedule
Your next season starts small.
Set your frost dates and add a crop. Garden Week will map out a few useful reminders.
FREE VEGETABLE PLANTING CALENDAR
Build a vegetable planting calendar around your frost dates
Garden Week is a flexible vegetable planting calendar and sowing planner built from the last spring frost and first fall frost dates you enter. Choose crops, add personal garden jobs, create a repeat-sowing series with dates and intervals you choose, and keep tasks together in one plan. Adjust dates for your variety, soil, weather, and microclimate.
How to make a frost-date sowing calendar
- Enter your last spring frost and first fall frost dates.
- Add a crop to see broad suggested planting and care windows.
- Add your own garden jobs and export dates to your calendar.
Can I plan repeat sowings?
Yes. Enter a crop, first and last sowing dates, and your chosen interval. Garden Week creates a task for each date and includes them in calendar export. Check your seed packet and local guidance to choose suitable dates.
Does Garden Week make a calendar from my ZIP code?
No. Enter your own frost dates and an optional area label. Your location is not looked up or sent, so the planner can be used for a balcony, raised bed, or growing area outside the United States.
How accurate are frost-date planting windows?
They are broad starting points. Variety, soil, weather, and microclimates affect timing, so check seed packets and local guidance and adjust dates for your garden.
Does Garden Week upload my planting plan?
No. Your area label, frost dates, and plantings stay in this browser. The app collects anonymous daily visit and feature counts only.
Read the guide to planning vegetable planting dates from frost estimates.
Use a Virginia Zone 6a planting schedule as a regional reference.
Create a sowing calendar and plan repeat crop dates.