10 Vegetables to Plant in March 

It’s people like you that make RU-vid a valuable tool for beginners like me,this is my first year to garden and I’ve been searching for when to start indoors videos 👍

Planting in March in Europe… well, ok, the minute I’ll brush the snow off, will get right into it… 😂

I’m from northwest Indiana. My list to grow for this year are tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, green beans, zucchini, spinach, basil, parsley, some lettuces, and other herbs.

I'm in Indianapolis, IN zone 6a. I'm excited to grow a variety of 20 different peppers, 20 different tomatoes and 4 different watermelons. Happy growing 💚

We have had such goofy weather up here in WI, I planted some broccoli seedlings in wall of waters and carrots in a cold frame yesterday. Our ground is always still frozen until the end of March. I laid some clear plastic about a week ago on the soil to break the frost, then waited until the soil temp was 40F in the mornings, so far so good. Stay Well!!!

We still have below zero and snow in idaho! I can't even THINK about a garden right now! My garden is under 10" of snow! CRAZY!

From Chicago and I love tomatoes, peppers, & pickles

I’m in Angleton, Texas… tomatoes, strait eight cucumbers, squash, garlic from fall, green beans. All ready hardening off…

I'm in South Central Ontario (zone 5) and can't wait for tomatoes. I usually grow 17 varieties, but moved last year (partially selecting a house with a good back yard for establishing veg beds) and found out the neighbour has a massive black walnut tree so.....I'll be cutting back on varieties and growing in pots only, until I can figure out a better option. also looking forward to some big, fat bean pods a family member gave me last fall to plant. Always exciting to plant something new. And also something old! It's so much fun! Thanks for brightening up another Sunday.

I'm in North Alabama (zone 7b) and I am planting anything that I like to eat. I was not able to plant a garden last year but looking forward to harvesting watermelons, cucumbers and, of course, tomatoes and peppers

I'm in Zone 10. Going to grow tomatoes, cucumbers, leaf lettuce along with companion plant's. Thank you Brian.

I'm in mid Michigan, so I've got some time yet. (My last frost is normally the 1st or 2nd week in May) I'm looking forward to growing tomatoes, zucchini, peppers, beans, snap peas, huckleberry gold potatoes, kale, chard and other leafy greens. Lol that quit a list! Heck I'm excited to grow everything!

I'm from Canada zone 5A, So excited plant them in my small garden soon. Thank you!

I just got your book! This is the most complete gardening book I've ever seen! Thank you! ❤ Much love

SE Kentucky here and growing tomatoes, green beans, squash, zucchini, lettuce, spinach, green onions

I’m in WNC and looking forward to growing zucchini rampantico and walking onions…both are new to me!

It is Spring here today! Sunny and mid 60’s! I got the fever!!

I'm in Schertz TX and have onions, potatoes, strawberries (3rd yr) and lettuce growing outdoors now. In my small greenhouse I have multiple tomato varieties, yellow squash, zucchini, bell peppers, jalapenos and other hot & mild peppers, pole beans - all in solo cups. My spearmint, peppermint, sweet mint and lemon balm in large pots all made it through our very mild winter as well as parsley and oregano. I started 3 years ago with just pots and 4 small raised beds now have added 2 (approx) 10 X 20 beds. I don;t know how anyone who works full time can have large gardens - fortunately I was able to retire last March so enjoying the challenge. Thank you so much for your guidance and I love your book.

i'm in zone 6a, and what i'm most looking forward to planting this year are: persimmon, peach, hazelnut, currants, and (of course!) tomato

I'm in the UK and I can't wait to plant my peas. Garden peas eaten out of the pod, there is nothing better. We are still getting frosts, my last frost date is end of April but I'm sowing lots of things inside to get a head start.

Hi Brian I'm a kiwi living in western Crete Greece.Im growing just about everything as we don't really have a bad winter.sweet potatoes are my favorite along with carrots, peas and beans

I'm MOST excited this year because we are going to be building the NLG Tomato Trellis System! And one of the new tomatoes we're going to grow is the Kellogg's Breakfast. ❤️ Additionally, this year's focus is growing to preserve. I'm going to try my hand at canning this year, along with dehydrating and freeze-drying a year's worth of fruits and veg.

Ontario, Canada, zone 4a, last frost date May 17. Looking forward to growing brussel sprouts and flowers and...

My last frost date was way back on Jan 19th, so I've already got 8" peppers and 5" tomatoes under lights. I'm thinking of taking advantage of a rainy week to put the tomatoes outside to harden off. I'm waiting a bit on the cukes, zukes, beans, and melons since those should go into the ground directly. 💚

I’m near Denver in CO & am super excited to start tomatoes!!! My favorite crop!!!

On it! Zone 6b Northeast Ohio! Today, uncovered the garlic, strawberries and stuck in some grow bag potatoes (portable just in case). Love the show!

Western Oregon zone 8B last frost day May 1st and I have my peppers and tomatoes growing in their double cups!

West Virginia, Staples such as tomatoes, potatoes, and beans. Herbs and spices such as sage, thyme, and rosemary

From Tennessee here. And just started growing this year.oddlt out of all the plants, Found me an acorn im most excited to watch!

Florida, planted tomatoes, squash, basil, and doing green l peas

I'm in SC 8a and will be growing tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, bush beans herbs and lots of flowers all from seed. I owe this all to you for giving me the confidence to start a garden. After watching all your videos and buying your book, last year was my first successful year starting seeds and growing tomatoes and cucumbers. This year I will be trying a few more veggies. 😊

I love the gardening for free videos sooo much! This one was good too.

Zone 8b, south alabama. Most of my crops are already outside, im just waiting on the tomatoes and additinal lettuces to ready up for transplant. Im most excited for my corn that'll go in next week

Vancouver Island, Canada. Started 65 tomatoes, over a 100 pepper plants, celery and just going to start brassicas, herbs and onions in the next couple of days Bush beans did excellent in the Greenstalk last year Another awesome reminder to get gardening!

Northern Vermont... Looking to grow a few good sized crops of winter squash. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience.

Thanks Brian. 🪻💚🙃

Southwestern Ontario, Canada, 5a and fave veg, same as most, tomatoes then basil, cucumbers, lettuce. Usually try something different each summer, this year some loofah seeds a friend gave me. Thanks as always for all the incredible work you put into your videos, including the supporting info and videos!

I'm in N.C and I am starting tomato seeds and now they are about an inch tall. I love all vegies

I was pulling seed packets out of the box as the video was playing lol Thanks!! Now I have to figure out where to put them hahaha 😆

I’m moving this spring to a smaller home, so I’ll be limited on what I can grow. I’ll still be watching these videos though because I always learn something new, and I love reading the comments and seeing what other people are doing.

In NW Montana Zone 5. Snowing here today. I am concentrating on carrots beets and peas this year. Relearning to garden in this zone from zone 10 so each year here has been a learning experience.

North Georgia here. Looking forward to growing tomatoes, beans, Jerusalem artichokes

Fayetteville NC Zone 8B and last frost is around 3-15. I've grown a garden for 30 years and last year I grew my first heirloom Brandywine tomato and was absolutely blown away. This year I'm adding Cherokee purple and Kellogg's breakfast (one of your favs) and I've already have my pepper and tomato transplants started.

I'm in Philippines, Bataan province it's nice your teaching to people what is good crop their plant

Hello Brian. Bethlehem NH . June 1st. Tomatoes always a gamble. 2 years ago over 50 jars canned. Last year 0. We had tomatoes but not in a good enough amount.

Zone 5 Colorado. Can't yet, so I've started indoor under grow lights.

Snowing here today in SW Idaho - high desert, zone 6b. I'm so looking forward to tomatoes, cucumbers, carrots, potatoes and butternut squash!!! Gonna try sweet potatoes and strawberries for the first time, too. Last frost May 10th.

Im in Northwest Louisiana. Ive already started my tomatoes and cucumbers growing great and up-potting them getting ready to go outside. This year im adding corn, Paris Isle lettuce and Kentucky pole beans to my mix. I try to add at least one new thing to try each year. I cant wait to get all of my other veggies out and growing! Gardening saves me from the cripping depression that comes with the dibilitating pain of my CRPS/RSD (if you dont know what that is, please google it). Gotta do something to keep from going crazy. Thanks for another great video

Tomatoes are my favorite. Growing wax beans for the first time. And yes potatoes. Cucmbers, zucchini,peas. Sugar snap please. Carrits also but they dont do too well for me. Broccoli also. Thank you for your list and i wrote mine! Its not everything but these are my favorites.

Nice video! Getting better every time. I’m in Connecticut and I’m growing tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, onions, broccolini, kale, peas, and a few different flowers for fun 😊 I haven’t had much success with potatoes since I have lots of rocks in ground but I will try them again in pots.

Hello hope you're having a good day. So I am trying a few things this year in pots. Bell peppers and hot peppers. Green onion and herbs.

Texas Gulf Coast zone 10a, I put half of my tomatoes out yesterday. I'm growing 8 varieties this year. Half on the strings I got from you, half on stakes. I'm also growing potatoes, Red LaSoda and Yukon Gold, which we plant on Valentine's Day here. Sweet potatoes, summer squash, hopefully, as the vine borer is a real pest here. Pole beans, cucumbers, onions -bunching and white, garlic (already growing), and several herbs.

Loved this video, thanks for the inspo!

Thank you for the guidance! 🙏🌱

SoCal 10b. Looking forward to growing all kinds of berries, veggies and tomatoes. Love your channel!

Hello I'm new to your channel I'm from Indianapolis Indiana. I have started my new Green's I mix it in my juicer. Ingredient:: Fresh kale Fresh baby spinach ( I hate spinach that's why I juice it in my machine and drink it) Fresh pine apples Fresh apples ( green) Fresh Lemons (Yellow) Fresh Celery When will be the best time to grow these fruits and veggies... From watching your video I already know when to grow the kale.

Northwestern Ohio and this Jersey boy always looks forward to growing tomatoes above all else

Great video and I’m in southern CA I am excited to try indoor gardening this year!

England. Last frost date mid May but try things earlier and keep my fingers crossed or use fleece round my runner beans plants.

Im from Thompson Falls, Montana. Tomatoes and cucumber

I’m in holland Michigan and looking forward to growing zucchini,tomatoes, Onion,squash flower 🌸 thank 😊

Merritt Island Florida, Finally purchased Kelloggs Breakfast Tomato seeds, they’re just about ready to plant out in my raised beds.

Love this video!!!

AZ low desert zone 9b. Love the beautiful colors of swiss chard. Trying strawberry's for the first time.

I'm in the Mojave Desert. I'm growing lettuce, parsley, cilantro, and radish right now. I will be growing tomatoes in containers and in ground this year. I'm hoping to move the container tomatoes inside when the July and August heat comes. I will be transplanting my broccoli and kale soon. Yes, of course lots of flowers!

South Eastern Wa state, summer squash, cukes, tomatoes, green and yellow beans! Oh got a new tshirt from your website!❤ garden defiantly!😊

I live close to Yellowstone park and I won't plant till about the first of June and even then I have had frost a week after that but very seldom. I will start my seeds starting the middle of march to the last of march depending on the veggie. I am so ready for the garden and "playing" outside.

Hello from Colorado. I wish our last frost date was earlier, but hey...at least I can enjoy some garden fresh tomatoes, even if not for as long as I'd like. Some years when I am not planting much due to watering restrictions, I only plant tomato plants and zucchini. I enjoy learning from you. Thanks!

Thank you for this great very informative video 🌱 Happy Gardening

Fabulous help thank you!

Arizona and I’m excited about blueberries, strawberries and potato’s

Hi Brian. I was watching your previous RU-vid videos and you were talking about some special dahlia. I didn't quite catch the name, but in these modern times maybe you can google it. I can't picture what it looks like. Love your show. I've been inadvertantly planting some the things to attract beneficial insects all these years. Now that I know about more about all the other different ones, I can plant more. I don't use any chemicals in my garden. For the last two years I have been also now using organic fertilizers. The plants do well.🙂Thank you

I’m in Iowa zone 5b I plan to plant collards, mustard and turnip greens, beans, onions and okra.

From PA, I am restarting my big garden after going small the past 2 years. Red peppers have not done well, and I hope to conquer that this year.

I'm in southern Missouri. I have got my seeds started and are actually coming up. Just moved them to the hot house. It has been 75 degrees here one week and then 45 degrees the next. I do have cabbage, lettuce and carrots planted in the garden now.

I’m in Montana, zone 3 I started some seeds on 05Mar24 Inside. I have a tomato plant poking through and my sweet potatoes have roots starting. I just found out today that you have two channels Have a blessed day

Zone 7a here in Williamsburg, Virginia. I’m planning my first square foot garden in a 4x12 raised bed.

With the showing of the bean/pea tripod trellising of the vines - you can maximize both the plant numbers in the same square footage, but also have double growing area (John-vertical-and-horizontal growing method). Instead of using a tipi or tripod of sticks put together, or a tomato conical wire cage ... DIY and make a large-tall "high chair" of a growing tower. Multiple legs, not just 4. As you have a high chair, you have the additional higher grow area for smaller rooted vegs (lettuce, radish etc), while you use the multiple high chair legs for the vines to cling and climb upward. One can also grow cold weather, or shade loving vegs inside and under the high chair table, while the vines grow up the legs. One design I made for a person, could have grown an intense and immense amount of vined vegs on the legs (tomatoes, sweet potatoes, yams, cucumbers, armenian cucumbers, british cucumblers, kiwi fruits, thornless raspberry/blackberry canes (kept in check by strong prunings), tree kale, treel collards, beans, peas, nasturtiums, tomatoes, .... In between the legs and these vined plants one plants a massive assortment of other crops vegs. On the back side (north side) one can grow the tall vegs between the vine vegs, ... corn, artichokes, sunchokes, giant amaranth, mustard, broccoli, broccolini, chinese broccolli, rabe, cauliflower, .... In the front (south, west, and east sides) on can plant the sun-loving vegs and root crops (potatoes, cabbage, kale, carrots, beets, mangels, parsnips, salsify, turnips, rutabagas, .... If one truly wanted to grow higher horizontal-located viney plants in a raised table bed on the high chair/high table, then so much more the better !!!! Sweet potatoes, potatoes, yams, pumpkin vines, gourd, winter/summer squash, watermelon, cantaloupe, persian, honey dew, cucumbers, tomatoes, ... all these can be grown above, with drop down vines that lay their fruit at the ground level, while keeping all the vines away from the garden soil (soil blight, soil bugs, ...) and vine clutter on the ground. Using the vertical-and-horizontal growing method, one can grow nearly 2x the produce in the same flatlander gardening space. What was a 10x10 (100 square ft garden), one can have nearly 200 square ft garden and production out of this world. Dont be a flatlander ! Use the space God gaves you on the ground - but also upward in the air ! One could even have an outdoor 2-3 story air garden of all the smaller veg plants, while the bigger plants need the vertical and horizontal space for production. Nver leave 2D good ground and good 3D air sapce to waste !

thanks Brian!

Woodbury, MN. Can’t wait for jicamas, carrots, and cucumbers.

I live in Fredericktown, Missouri, and I am doing a lot of prepairing and putting up cattle panels, I have put potatoes down a week age and also my onion sets, I'm also going to put broccoli seeds in pots and carrots too. Would love to get that corn down but I know better😊🎉 thank you, God bless.❤

Our last frost is May 8th here in New Mexico. I can't wait for tomatoes and leaf lettuce!!

Durham Ontario Canada. Looking forward to growing several varieties of Dwarf Tomatoes!

hi brian 🤗 im in southern california, zone 10b and am looking forward to growing several sweet and hot peppers this year. tfs

i live in southeast colorado, zone 5. i want to plant everything! Will be starting my seeds this next week or so...indoors that is.

Wow beautifull sharing❤❤❤😊

I'm in N. London. Our last frost date is 21 March. I have a very small back garden. I've begun my tomatoes, peppers, chilis, lettuce, spinach, onions, spring onions, coriander, chard, carrots, radish, beets and peas. I still have to start up cucumbers, courgettes and some sort of squash (haven't decided which yet).

I am in Coastal North Carolina. I love tomatoes, bell peppers, jalapeño peppers, zucchini and cucumbers.

I'm in Idaho, with a LFD of 5/10. So it's going to be a couple weeks before I start anything other than my onions. Definitely looking forward to some tomatoes, and both bell and shishito peppers this year.

I'm in Central Oregon. I hope to grow a few different kinds of tomatoes, potatoes, chiles, and after seeing the size of your onions, onions!

You just energized me to get going. Thanks! I'm in NY but start early with hoop covered raised beds. Any tip for removing poison oak?

I’ve heard about Blue Hubbard and got seeds this year because we were absolutely overrun with pests last year. I did not know about starting them a month early, so thanks for that tip! Also, when kept under plastic cover Swiss chard lasted all winter in my zone 6 garden.

I’m in NC. I already have some Beautiful Fall Collards that are looking great. Trying two Tree Collard cuttings. Looking forward to some Cherry Tomatoes and Peppers.

I'm in SW Missouri and looking most forward to growing sweet potatoes and Swiss chard.

Hello, I live in the heat of Phoenix, AZ. Going to try once again tomatoes. It was brutal last summer with the heat of the temp up to 118. I am adventuring out a little this year. I am planting Rainbow Bell Peppers and Golden Peppers. Blackberry. Cauliflower and Carrots. This is my second year so I am trying to expand my confidence with your help from your videos I know I'll succeed.

I'm in Vista, Calif and will be planting lettuce and other salad greens. Also radishes.

OKLAHOMA!!!! Lettuce, and Okra for sure, really excited for Tomatoes but I'm really growing everything I need for SALSA. You know onions, peppers, etc.. Oh ya and Cannabis that's my favorite!!

Great Video and info. New Jersey here.

I have late April weeds growing in early March. My birthday is in late April this is how I know.. we go and visit a park that has them all over the landscape.. really beautiful.. but invasive.

I'm in N. Alabama and ready to get my grow on. Doing a few different melons, summer squash, pumpkins, onions, potatoes, lettuce, tomatoes, okra, cabbage, peppers, beans and peas o'plenty. Will see what comes of my asparagus planted last year. I just threw some in, so not many hopes spared. Typically, that's what grows best. Lol I do A LOT of research, but retention and application isn't so great. I do a lot of winging it in the end but trying to do better. Ha! I do know I need to add a drip system on a timer. I'm fabulous at the over/under watering dilemma.