Succession Cropping – Harvest to Table
Crop coming out Succession plants to look at Artichoke, globe Green bean, pea Large bean, fava bean Brussels sprouts, past due spring cabbage,corn, squash, kale, cardoon Bush green or snap bean Primary lettuce, endive, summer season and winter spinach, kohlrabi, parsley Pole green or snap bean (longer cropping season than bush bean) Cauliflower, autumn sown cabbage Beet Large, bush or pole green or snap bean, kale, pepper, chicory Broccoli Celery, leek, maincrop potato, corn, kohlrabi, tomato, sunchoke Brussels sprouts Early and second early potatoes, beet, celery, leek, mint, shallot, sunchoke Cabbage (spring harvest) Radish, beet, kohlrabi, onion  Cabbage (autumn harvest)  Early potatoes, cucumber, radish, pepper, celeriac, chives, squash, sunflower  Carrot  Bush or pole beans, autumn harvest cabbage  Cauliflower  Pea, maincrop potato, summer season spinach, rutabaga  Celeriac  Large bean  Celery  Garlic, mint, onion, shallot, savory  Chicory  Large bean, Brussels sprouts, carrot  Chives  Large or green bean, spring harvest cabbage, endive, corn, lettuce  Corn (sweet)  Autumn harvest cabbage, pea, kohlrabi, lettuce, New Zealand spinach  Cucumber  Maincrop potato, onion, pea, autumn harvest cabbage, carrot  Garlic  Large or green snap bean, kale, cauliflower, broccoli, autumn harvest cabbage  Kale  Large bean, pepper, early potato, carrot, rhubarb, celeriac  Kohlrabi  Pea, summer season and winter spinach, broad bean, autumn harvest cabbage  Leek  Tomato, green bush or pole bean, cucumber  Lentil  Corn, cauliflower, corn salad, endive, kohlrabi, onion, radish  Lettuce  Potato, celery , leek  New Zealand spinach  Maincrop potatoes, corn, autumn harvest cabbage, Brussels sprouts  Onion  Spring harvest cabbage  Parsnip  Kale, broad bean, pepper, rhubarb, sunflower  Pea  Brussels sprouts, celery, spring harvest cabbage, autumn harvest cabbage, carrot, turnip, tomato, autumn harvest cauliflower, cucumber, squash, autumn-sown onions, winter spinach, leek  Pepper  Lettuce onion, radish, winter spinach  Potato (early)  Spring harvest cabbage, Brussels sprouts, strawberries, tomato  Potato (second early)  Kale, cabbage, savoy, pea  Potato (maincrop)  Sprouting broccoli, spring harvest cabbage  Rutabaga  Large bean  Spinach  Celery, second early potato, onion, tomato  Squash  Tomato, spinach, parsley, kohlrabi, chervil, cauliflower  Sunflower  Cabbage, winter squash  Tomato  Onion, green bean, radish, lettuce, pea, beet, autumn harvest cabbage,  Turnip  Pea, green bean

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