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What are the best times of year to start planting

Sure! Here are eight different responses to that question:

"Honestly, spring is usually the best time to start planting. The weather’s warming up, and everything comes back to life!"

"I’d say early spring is prime time for most veggies, but if you’re into flowers, late spring is perfect for those."

"Depends on what you’re planting! For most stuff, you want to get going in late March or early April. But some things can go in the ground in fall too!"

"If you’re in a warmer climate, you can start planting as early as February. But for those in colder areas, wait until after the last frost in May."

"I’ve found that planting in the fall can be great too! You can get a jumpstart on things like garlic and some perennials."

"For a lot of people, Memorial Day weekend is the unofficial start of planting season. It’s a good time to get those summer veggies in!"

"You can’t go wrong with planting in spring! Just keep an eye on your local frost dates so you don’t lose your plants to a surprise cold snap."