When to Overseed a Lawn in Georgia
The short answer: sow cool-season grass (tall fescue) between mid-September and mid-October, counting back from your local first fall freeze.
When to Plant Melons in South Dakota
Transplant melons outdoors in South Dakota once soil has warmed past the chill of spring, roughly mid-to-late May for most of the state, and never before…
The Best Melons to Grow in South Dakota
South Dakota’s short, heat-limited growing season favors fast-maturing muskmelons and icebox watermelons over anything bred for a long southern summer.
When to Plant Melons in South Carolina
Across most of South Carolina, melons go into the ground from mid-April through mid-May, once soil has shaken off the last frost risk of late winter.
The Best Melons to Grow in South Carolina
Short-season, heat-tolerant melons win in South Carolina, and long-season honeydew types are the riskiest bet outside the coastal Lowcountry.
When to Plant Melons in Saskatchewan
Sow melon seeds indoors around late April, four to five weeks before you plan to move them outside, and don’t transplant until after the average last…
The Best Melons to Grow in Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan’s short, cool growing season limits realistic melon choices to fast-maturing types: quick-ripening cantaloupe and muskmelon varieties bred…
When to Plant Melons in Rhode Island
Rhode Island gardeners should start melon seeds indoors around mid-April and move transplants outside once the last frost risk has passed, generally from…
The Best Melons to Grow in Rhode Island
Rhode Island’s best bets are short-season cantaloupe and muskmelon types that mature in 75 to 85 days.
When to Plant Melons in Quebec
In Quebec, start melon seeds indoors around late April and transplant outdoors only after the frost risk has genuinely passed, generally the third week…