growing season for south carolina just NE of colombia!!

peacemane420

peacemane420

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hey im moving there at the end of this year! and i am very excited to start my own garden! i know when to start growin my weed but i need help on when i should start growin vegetables, herbs, flowers, and annuals.
if anyone could please tell me the months i should starts growin all those^^^ and possiblely the latest i can grow all those?
+reps to everyone who helps!!
thanks alot!!! :bigjoint:
 
323cheezy

323cheezy

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aww poor little peace....
i dont think anyone live south carolina deer... it really sucks there..jk...jk...lol.lol..
 
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\|/Joker420\|/

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^^^I live in south Carolina thank you very much,
but i have never got into outdoor growing,

hit me up when u get this way

peace
 
peacemane420

peacemane420

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lol thanks greenday
i dunno i thought i was zone 7 or 8 cant remember
everythin is different
there isnt anythin i can find that says the exact month to plant different things lol thats all i want hahah
 
Stillbuzzin

Stillbuzzin

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I live in N.C. about 2 hours north of you an April is to early here to plant a garden. We usually plant the last of May as we get frost up until the middle of May hope this helps.
 
TrynaGroSumShyt

TrynaGroSumShyt

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late march or april the best time .. if your near blythewood or something youll know because you'll see the farms n whatnot.. im in ne columbia..
 
potillidie

potillidie

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i live in south carolina and plan to plant early april or hopefully mid march like i did last year. but to my question i am leavin for school and need my plant to be completely done and harvested by september 5th. is their anyway my plants will start to flower by july? if i move them in a heavy shady area will it help to start flowering? thanks
 
kingtrip

kingtrip

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I lived in South Carolina for a few years and always noticed a lot of the gardeners in the area working in their gardens around the beginning of April. This was in the Upstate, though, in the Clemson/Anderson area, but since it's SC I figured I'd add in my 2 cents and try to help you get a better idea of when to shoot for...

Trip:leaf:
 
peacemane420

peacemane420

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potillidie said:
i live in south carolina and plan to plant early april or hopefully mid march like i did last year. but to my question i am leavin for school and need my plant to be completely done and harvested by september 5th. is their anyway my plants will start to flower by july? if i move them in a heavy shady area will it help to start flowering? thanks
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kingtrip said:
I lived in South Carolina for a few years and always noticed a lot of the gardeners in the area working in their gardens around the beginning of April. This was in the Upstate, though, in the Clemson/Anderson area, but since it's SC I figured I'd add in my 2 cents and try to help you get a better idea of when to shoot for...

Trip:leaf:
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thanks for the advice my friends +rep :hug:
 
meANDmyBONG

meANDmyBONG

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i know its a lil late but i live 45 mins from raleigh nc and i started potatoes,garlic,onions,and turnip salad about 3 weeks ago you should see them now with all the rain we have had the past week or two.
 
meANDmyBONG

meANDmyBONG

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oh and i forgot butterbeans and snaps also. But tomatoes, corn,broc.,colliflower however u spell it.okra,squash,cucumbers,watermellon,canalope,habanro peppers,green pepers will be in a few more weeks...like the first week in april when i normally do them
 
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