What Eats Pepper in Saskatchewan, and When
Weather does most of the damage to peppers in Saskatchewan, and the timing matters more than the intensity. Extreme heat is rare.
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Weather does most of the damage to peppers in Saskatchewan, and the timing matters more than the intensity. Extreme heat is rare.
Pick the earliest-maturing, compact-vined sweet potato you can find, start from slips rather than seed, and give it soil warmed under black plastic or in…
Three things do most of the eating in a Virginia onion bed: thrips rasping the leaves, maggots tunneling the roots and bulbs in cool spring soil, and rot…
Peppers in Rhode Island lose more fruit to weather than to anything that chews.
Set sweet potato slips in New Brunswick gardens in early June, once the soil has warmed and frost has stopped being a real threat, then plan to dig the…
For New Brunswick, choose the earliest-maturing sweet potatoes you can find, not the biggest or sweetest on the catalog page.
In a Quebec pepper bed, the weather does more damage than any bug. Fruit set fails at two ends: days above 32 °C and nights below 55 °F (about 13 °C).
Three things eat onions in Vermont, and they show up in order: onion maggots in spring, thrips through the dry stretches of summer, and storage rot from…
Nevada has no single planting date for sweet potatoes. The only frost dates this page carries come from the Las Vegas airport, and they describe a desert…
No single variety wins Nevada, because the state runs from Las Vegas desert floor to mountain valleys where frost lingers into late spring.