Are you wondering what to plant in March? Great! I have a wonderful list for you, so that you can get started on that spring garden. March gardening is stupendous in zone 8. There are many things to plant this time of year, and the weather is beautiful!
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A-Z – What to Plant in March – Zone 8
First check the USDA Plant Hardiness Zone to see which exact zone you are in. Since there are two parts to zone 8, each item below is marked with 8a and/or 8b to notify you which part of the zone it is good for in March.
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- Asparagus – 8a, 8b plant in the garden
- Beans – 8a, 8b plant in garden
- Borage – 8a, 8b plant in garden
- Broccoli – 8a, 8b plant in garden
- Cabbage – 8a, 8b plant in garden
- Bell Peppers – 8a, 8b plant in garden.
- Carrots- 8a, 8b, plant in garden
- Cauliflower – 8a, transplant seedlings, 8b plant in garden
- Celeriac – 8a, 8b , plant in garden
- Celery – 8a,8b, plant in garden
- Chives -8a, 8b, plant in garden
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- Collards – 8a, 8b plant in garden
- Coriander -8a, 8b plant in garden
- Daikon -8a, 8b plant in garden
- Dill – 8b plant in garden
- Eggplant- 8a, 8b plant in garden
- Endive – 8a, 8b plant in garden
- Fennel – 8a, 8b , plant seedlings into garden after hardening
- Garlic – 8a, 8b plant in garden
- Kale – 8a, 8b plant in garden
- Kohlrabi- 8a, 8b plant in garden
- Lemon Balm- 8a, 8b plant in garden
- Lettuce- 8a, 8b plant in garden
- Mustard Greens- 8a, 8b plant in garden
- Onion – 8a, 8b plant in garden
- Oregano or Marjoram – 8a, 8b plant in garden
- Parsley – 8a, 8b plant in garden
- Peas – 8a, 8b plant in garden
- Radish – 8a, 8b plant in garden
- Rosemary – 8a, 8b plant in garden
- Savory – 8b plant in garden
- Shallots – 8a, 8b plant in garden
- Spinach – 8a, 8b plant in garden
- Sunflower – 8a, 8b plant in garden
- Sweet Corn – 8a, 8b plant in garden
- Thyme – 8a, 8b plant in garden
- Tomatoes – 8a, transplant seedlings, 8b plant in garden
- Turnips – 8a 8b plant in garden
- Watermelon – 8a, 8b plant in the garden
- Yams – 8a, 8b plant in the garden
- Zucchini 8a, 8b plant in the garden
I love this little planting guide also. It is easier to look at than other guides I have seen. Although, it is not an extensive list of food items but the most popular at least are on the list
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This has got me super excited to get started on more seeds! I’m in zone 7 and my kitchen, dining room and spare room are rapidly turning into mini jungles with all the plants growing and hardening off! I’m sowing more herbs, chili peppers, bell peppers, aubergine (eggplant), salads and greens as the space is freed up. It’s not quite time to get the tender plants in the ground yet but it will come soon enough 😄
It’s so exciting! I’ve planted all of those except for eggplant. I’ve decided I’m not a big fan of it. LOL! We had a whole case of it last year, and we got really tired of it! I put some collards, jalapeno, and another tomato plant in the garden today. It’s pretty warm here in zone 8. I imagine it is still just a tad to cold in zone 7, but soon you will be out in the garden too! My house looked like a jungle just a few weeks ago! I though my husband would have a fit! He never complained about it though! HAH! Happy Gardening, Emma! Thanks for stopping by!