In February in the Oklahoma garden, you can set seeds for radishes, peas, carrots, lettuce, spinach, kale, and even potatoes and onions, but you definitely need to be trying to get your onions in the ground and even potatoes in February or at the very latest March so they will have time to produce before it gets too hot.

Many people don’t understand that the cold in Oklahoma is less of a challenge than the heat actually is. We plant radishes, peas, and carrots in February every year with our onions and potatoes.

Inside, you definitely need to be planting seeds for any seedlings you want to grow yourself.