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Coast, Astoria to\u003Cbr>Brookings | Region2. Western valleys, Portland to\u003Cbr>Roseburga | Region3. High elevations, mountains, and plateaus of central& eastern Oregon | Region4. Columbia and\u003Cbr>Snake valleys, Hermiston, Pendleton, Ontario |  |  |  |\n| Artichokes (globe) | crown pieces | Aug.–Oct.,\u003Cbr>May–June | Aug.–Nov.,\u003Cbr>April–June | not suitable | not suitable | 3–4 plants | 48–60” | 48–60” |\n| Asparagus | 1 year | March–April | Feb.–March | Feb.–March | Feb.–March | 30–40 plants | 60” | 12” |\n| Beans (lima) | not suitable | not suitable | May–June | May–June | April 15–June | 15–25’ of row | 12–24” | 4–6”bush, 12–24” pole |\n| Beans (snap) | not suitable | May–June | May–July | April–June | April 15–June | 15–25’ of row | 12–24” | 2–6”bush, 12–24” pole |\n| Beets | not suitable | March–June | March–June | April–June | March–July | 10–15’ of row | 12” | 1–2” |\n| Broccoli | 6 weeks | May–June | March–Aug. | April–June | April–July | 10–20’ of row | 12–24” | 12–24” |\n| Brussels sprouts | 6 weeks | May–June | May–July | April–June | April–July | 15–20’ of row | 24” | 24” |\n| Cabbage | 6 weeks | Jan.–April,\u003Cbr>July–Sept. | April–June | April–June | April–July | 10–15 plants | 24” | 24” |\n| Cantaloupes | 4 weeks | not suitable | May | not suitable | May | 5–10 hills | 48” | 48” |\n| Carrots | not suitable | Jan.–June | March–July 15 | April–June | March–July | 20–30’ of row | 12” | 2” |\n| Caulifower | 6 weeks | Jan. & June | April–July 15 | April–May | April & July | 10–15 plants | 24” | 24” |\n| Celery | 9 weeks | March–June | March–July | May–June | June–August | 20–30’ of row | 24” | 5” |\n| Chard | not suitable | Feb.–May | April–July | March–June | Feb.–May | 3–4 plants | 24” | 12 inches |\n| Chinese cabbage | 4 weeks | July–Aug. | August | April–June | August | 10–15’ of row | 30” | 6” |\n| Chives | 6 weeks | April–May | March–May | April–July | Feb.–March | 1 clump | Needs 4 sq ft | Scatter |\n| Corn (sweet) | not suitable | April–May | April–June | May–June | April 15–June | 4 rows, 20–30’ long | 36” | 15” |\n| Cucumbers (slicing) | 4 weeks | April–June | May–June | May–June | April 15–June | 6 plants | 48” | 24” |\n| Cucumbers (pickling) | 4 weeks | May | May–June | May–June | April 15–June | 25’ of row | 48” | 6–12” |\n| Dill | not suitable | May | May | May | May | 25’ of row | 24” | 6–9” |\n| Eggplants | 9 weeks | not suitable | May | not suitable | May | 4–6 plants | 24” | 24” |\n| Endive | 6 weeks | March–July | April–Aug. 15 | April–July | August | 10–15’ of row | 12” | 10” |\n| Garlic | not suitable | Sept.–Oct. | Sept.–Feb. | Aug.–Sept. | Nov.–Feb. | 10–20’ of row | 18” | 3” |\n| Kale | not suitable | May–July | May–July | May–July | May–July | 20–30’ of row | 24” | 24” |\n| Kohlrabi | not suitable | July–Aug. | April–Aug. 15 | May | April–Aug. | 10–15’ of row | 24” | 3” |\n| Leeks | not suitable | Feb.–April | March–May | April–June | Jan.–April | 10’ of row | 24” | 2” |\n| Lettuce (head) | 5 weeks | Feb.–July | April–July | April–Aug. | Feb.–April | 10–15’ of row | 12” | 12” |\n| Lettuce (leaf) | 5 weeks | Feb.–Aug. | April–Aug. | April–Aug. | Feb.–April | 10–15’ of row | 12” | 6” |\n| Okra | 8 weeks | not suitable | not suitable | not suitable | May | 10–20’ of row | 24” | 18” |\n| Onions | 10 weeks | Jan.–May | Mar.–May | May–June | Feb.–April | 30–40’ of row | 12” | 3” |\n| Parsley | 10 weeks | Dec.–May | Mar.–June | May–July | Feb.–May | 1–2 plants | 12” | 8” |\n| Parsnips | not suitable | May–June | April–May | May | Mar.–June | 10–15’ of row | 24” | 3” |\n| Peas | not suitable | Jan.–Aug. | Feb.–May | April–June | Mar.–April | 30–40’ of row | 36”bush, 48” vine | 2” |\n| Peppers | 10 weeks | May | May–June | May–June | May | ","cbCaijVY8LQhPJCx","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaijVY8LQhPJCx","pdf",199646,"English","# Planting Dates by Region and Crop\n## Crops and Timing\n## Planting Amount and Spacing","[{\"question\":\"How are the planting dates organized in the document?\",\"answer\":\"Planting dates are organized by Oregon regions (coast, western valleys, high elevations, and Columbia/Snake valleys) and then listed for each vegetable with indoor-start and outdoor planting windows.\"},{\"question\":\"Does the document include guidance on spacing between plants?\",\"answer\":\"Yes. 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