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Okra printables
Fact-checked PDFs in A4 and US Letter, for okra growers, families and schools, from UK greenhouses to warm-climate gardens.

Grow-Your-Own Okra Planner & Sowing Calendar
Okra growers, from UK greenhouses to warm-climate gardens
A UK greenhouse calendar from the RHS and South Carolina planting dates from Clemson Extension side by side, a variety planner, a sowing tracker, a greenhouse and container plan, a spacing grid, weekly jobs, a ratooning page for warm climates, a watering and feeding log and a season review.

Okra Harvest Log & Plant Record Book
Greenhouse growers and warm-climate gardeners
Record every plant: variety, sowing and planting dates, first flowers, first pods, pinching out, pick-by-pick pod counts and weights, a pod-size check, a seed-saving page and a season summary for next year.

Okra Pest & Problem ID Charts
Greenhouse growers and warm-climate gardeners
Clear wall charts for glasshouse red spider mite, glasshouse whitefly, aphids and ants, stink bugs and corn earworm, pod rot and root problems, and powdery mildew, with what the RHS and US extension services say to look for and do. No chemicals.

Where Food Comes From: Okra Worksheets for Kids
Ages 5 to 11, families and schools
Label an okra plant, follow okra from seed to pod, a grow-it diary, an okra true-or-false quiz, a where-in-the-world names match, a word search and a certificate, with an answer key.

Okra Colouring & Activity Pack
Ages 3 to 9
Colouring pages of the okra plant, its big yellow flower, a pod cut across to show the seeds, harvest day and a pot of gumbo, plus a maze, spot-the-difference and design-your-own-pod pages.

Okra History & Facts Poster Set
Classrooms, kitchens and greenhouses
Poster pages: the okra timeline from Kew’s 2,000 BC Egypt evidence to 1806, where okra came from (and where the sources disagree), okra across Africa, South Asia and the American South, gumbo and okra’s many names, parts of the plant and the pod.
