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  • Ripe purple eggplants on staked plants beside a timeline panel showing 100 to 120 days from seed and 55 to 85 days from transplant.

    How Long Does Eggplant Take to Grow? Full Timeline by Stage

  • Compact eggplant fruiting in a 5 gallon pot marked with a 12 to 14 inch width, 8 hours of sun, daily watering, and feeding every 14 days.

    How to Grow Eggplant in Containers: Pot Size, Care, and Harvest

  • Glossy purple eggplant on the plant at 65 to 80 days from transplant, with skin shine and a springy thumb press marked as the two ripeness checks

    When to Harvest Eggplant: Gloss, Press Test, and Timing

  • Glossy purple eggplants ripening on black plastic mulch beside a panel showing 85°F seed heat, 65°F transplant soil, 24 inch spacing, and glossy fruit harvest.

    How to Grow Eggplant: Soil Temps, Spacing, and Harvest Timing

  • Eggplant seedlings on a warm heat mat beside labeled steps showing how to grow eggplant from seed at a quarter inch deep in 80 degree mix

    How to Grow Eggplant From Seed: Timing, Heat, and Transplants

  • Eggplant row interplanted with bush beans, dill, sweet alyssum, and marigolds, with labels showing the job each companion does in the bed

    What to Plant With Eggplant: Spacing, Timing, and Traps

  • Eggplant goes in 1 to 3 weeks after last frost, once soil holds 65 to 70 degrees and nights stay above 55 degrees

    When to Plant Eggplant: Soil Temps, Frost Dates, and Zone Windows

  • Eggplant transplant set into black plastic mulch at 65 degree soil temperature, 24 inch spacing, and the same depth it grew in the pot

    How to Plant Eggplant: Soil Temperature, Spacing, and Depth

  • Winter wheat germinates in four to seven days at 54 to 77 degrees and takes up to three weeks in cold soil, shown with emerging seedlings and a soil temperature scale

    How Long Does It Take for Winter Wheat to Germinate? (2026 Guide)

  • Wheat sprouts in five to seven days in warm moist soil, shown by green coleoptiles rising through drill rows beside a soil temperature timeline

    How Long Does It Take Wheat to Sprout? Days by Soil Temp

  • Germinating wheat seed with roots and coleoptile next to a chart showing 3 days at 75°F, 5 days at 60°F and 11 days at 45°F

    How Long Does It Take for Wheat to Germinate? Days by Soil Temperature

  • No-till grain drill seeding winter wheat 1 to 1.5 inches deep at 60 to 120 pounds per acre into firm soybean stubble

    How to Plant Wheat: Seedbed, Rate, Depth, and Drill Setup

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