Hi! I am in Mobile, AL...technically zone 8b. This planting wheel was published in our newpaper as a guideline for planting and has been helpful to me in the past. I would think maybe subtract a week or two for zone 9? Or base your timing on your first/last frost date and adjust accordingly.

Hope this helps! Enjoy your year round garden! :)

Here is a link that might be useful: Planting Wheel

That was great, thank you for sharing. :)

wow This is nice. I guess I missed it for this year unless i want to try a controlled environment. Thanks for the link.

mpaige33837:

I also live in Zone 9 and I find myself constantly flipping through the University of Florida's IFAS vegetable planting guide. That can be found at the link below

Here is a link that might be useful: IFAS planting guide

Another Floridian here. I'm in North East. That wheel is great, thanks for posting it! It seems I'm a little late in planting some things and right on time for others. I think I'll laminate this handy little guide and attach it to my calendar.

Awesome planting wheel! Thanks for the post.

~Angela

I live in Florida there's lots of things here you can grow here year round. I'd say about 60% of everything that is grown here can be done year round

Here is a link that might be useful: vegetable garden

For all you new gardeners to zone 9b - Central Florida, contact your County Extension Office for help with vegetable gardening. In Orange County, you can contact me at 407 254-9200. My next vegetable gardening class is scheduled for July 9, 2011. Call and register for this free class with information that will make your vegetable gardening experiences more enjoyable.

Here is a link that might be useful: Orange County Extension Education Center