MiCyteAlmanac
What grows in your county, and when to plant it. You can also browse every taxon the registry holds as a tree, or search it by name.
Where the answers come from
Your county gives the dates. Each of Ohio's 88 counties has a date for ten season stages, from very early spring to the first hard freeze, worked out from NOAA's 1991–2020 climate normals.
A crop gives the window: the stage it can be planted after, the stage it must be harvested before, and the days it needs in the ground. Because a crop's record names stages and not dates, the same record holds in every county.
A crop with no window recorded says Unknown, and is never counted as fitting. Most of the tree answers that way.
Everything on this page comes from one file, taxonomy.json. It is also published in MiCyte/Datasets on GitHub under CC BY-SA 4.0: you may use and adapt it if you credit MiCyte and share what you make from it under the same licence.
Nothing you choose here leaves your browser, which remembers only the county you chose last.