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Spreadsheet · Digital download
Planting Schedule
Frost-date planting calendar: start-indoors, transplant and direct-sow dates for 19 crops from one date you enter.
XLSX1 file21 KB
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- Version 1.0.4 · updated Nov 9, 2026.
Description
What's inside. Enter your average last spring frost date once and the Schedule sheet gives start-indoors, transplant and direct-sow dates for 19 common crops, each set as weeks before or after that date. Adjust any crop's week offsets to suit your seed packets and add your own crops in the empty rows. Look up your local frost date first — the sheet uses the date you enter.
Files and formats (XLSX). Planting-Schedule.xlsx (XLSX, 2 sheets: Start Here, Schedule, 21 KB). Every download also includes a licence summary (LICENCE.txt).
Licence. Standard Licence — use it for yourself, your household or your own business and print unlimited copies for that use; completed documents can go to your own clients. No reselling, sharing or redistributing the files.
Who it's for: Home gardeners and small farms.
Included files
- Planting-Schedule.xlsxFrost-date-based sowing and transplant calendar for 19 common cropsXLSX
How to use
Open the .xlsx file and read the Start Here sheet. Replace yellow example rows with your own; blue cells calculate automatically.
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Frequently asked questions
Is this a physical product?
No. This is a digital download. Nothing is shipped — you download the files from your account after purchase.
How do I get my files?
After payment, go to My Downloads in your account. Your purchase stays available there to re-download.
What can I do with it?
Use for yourself, your household or your own business. Print unlimited copies for that use. No reselling or sharing the files.
Will the planting schedule work in my region?
Schedules are based on weeks before or after your average last frost date, which you enter once. Look up your frost dates from your local extension service.
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