Vegetable Garden in Zone 6a-7b (vegetables, north, frost, plant)

[jennsnoopy]

Hi. I am trying to find a resource that will provide the best info on what to plant in a veggie garden in Albuquerque, NM - zone 6a-7b.

Any info on a resource would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you.

[veggiegrower]

[url=http://www.ezgarden.com]Vegetable Garden Planner - EZ Garden[/url] is a garden planner website that is set to launch in a few weeks, and it will recommend vegetables that are good for your climate using actual weather station data from your local weather stations. You may want to bookmark the site, also, as there will be free tools available such as a frost warning tool that will alert you when a frost warning is issued in your area. Happy gardening!!

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[J&Em]

One of the best ( and free) resources is local gardeners with experience and training; Master Gardeners. You have a Master Gardener office in Albuquerque that can answer questions and they have also published a gardening guide just for your area called "Down to Earth."

Albuquerque Master Gardeners, Albuquerque gardening information

[Decay]

Originally Posted by jennsnoopy

Hi. I am trying to find a resource that will provide the best info on what to plant in a veggie garden in Albuquerque, NM - zone 6a-7b.

Hi Jennsnoopy,

I fantastic resource for Albuquerque gardeners is "DOWN TO EARTH: A GARDENER'S GUIDE TO THE ALBUQUERQUE AREA"
ISBN 0-9700804-3-1 Fourth Edition
Albuquerque Master Gardeners, Albuquerque gardening information

It has great info, taking into consideration your micro-climate in ABQ: North Valley, Foothills, Corrales, etc.

Happy gardening!

[Inthesierras]

Google Albuquerque vegetable garden blogs. You will find quite a few. I like checking out garden blogs from people nearby, you will usually find great info.