Growing Asparagus: a Fifteen-Year Decision
Three years of zero harvest, then a slow climb: 4 weeks, then 6, then 8. That’s the deal Utah State University Extension lays out for asparagus, and it’s…
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Three years of zero harvest, then a slow climb: 4 weeks, then 6, then 8. That’s the deal Utah State University Extension lays out for asparagus, and it’s…
Start pepper seed indoors 8 to 10 weeks before you plan to set transplants outside, which in most of Indiana lands somewhere in the back half of February…
Peppers stop setting fruit in Wyoming for two reasons that pull in opposite directions: a stretch of days that push past 90 F, and nights that drop below…
Pumpkin seed goes into Yukon soil once that soil, not the air, reaches 65°F. That threshold lands well after the average last spring frost here, so…
In an average year, yes, but only if flowers open by the first half of July. Yukon’s frost-free window runs roughly from June 5 to August 25, both…
Wyoming pumpkin growers work with one of the tightest windows in the country: frost can arrive as early as May 18 in spring and as late as September 24…
Yes, and by a wide margin. A garden in the Yukon sits inside one of the coldest growing regions covered in this series, and that cold is exactly what…
In Wisconsin, pumpkin seed generally goes into the ground somewhere between mid-May and the first week of June, once the soil itself (not just the air)…
Yes, but only if the first flower opens by roughly late August to mid-September, depending on where in Wisconsin you’re growing and which variety you…
West Virginia gardeners get one real planting window for pumpkins, and it’s set less by the calendar than by two numbers working against each other: the…