Vegetable transplants are normally available at garden centres only once per year, in early-mid spring.
Vegetable transplants are normally available at garden centres only once per year, in early-mid spring. Such limited availability is based on the principle of growing vegetables as a singular, linear, process: you plant everything, watch it grow, harvest and then the growing season is over. Succession planting is a more productive approach that involves continuous propagation of seeds, and waves of transplanting, throughout your growing season.