What to Plant in Louisiana in February
February in Louisiana splits into two different gardens depending on where you stand.
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February in Louisiana splits into two different gardens depending on where you stand.
December in Louisiana sits inside the state’s own frost arrival window, not ahead of it, so this is not a month to wait out.
August in Louisiana means one thing above all else: heat, not frost, decides what goes in the ground.
By April, Louisiana has already left frost behind by a wide margin. NOAA climate data puts the state’s last spring freeze window between January 18 and…
September in Kentucky is the state’s best-kept planting secret: the soil is still warm from summer, the worst heat has broken, and the first fall frost…
October in Kentucky sits in the narrow window before the first fall frost, which lands anywhere from November 2 to November 12 depending on where you…
By the first week of November, most of Kentucky has already crossed its average first fall frost or is sitting right inside it.
May is Kentucky’s green light month. The frost window that runs March 24 to April 4 has closed weeks earlier, soil has had time to warm, and this is when…
Kentucky sits in the thick of frost season during March, with the state’s last spring freeze arriving anywhere from March 24 to April 4.
By June, Kentucky gardens are well past the risk of frost, and the state’s soil has warmed enough for nearly every warm-season crop to go straight into…