What to Plant in California in January
The honest answer depends on which California you’re gardening in. Along the coast and through Southern California, frost simply doesn’t happen in an…
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The honest answer depends on which California you’re gardening in. Along the coast and through Southern California, frost simply doesn’t happen in an…
February in California splits into two different gardens depending on where you stand.
December in California splits sharply by region. Along the coast and through Southern California, where no freeze occurs in an average year, gardeners…
August in California splits into two very different gardens. Along the coast and through Southern California, where freezes essentially never happen, the…
April is the month California splits in two. Along the coast and through Southern California, where frost simply doesn’t happen, this is prime time to…
September in coastal British Columbia sits in the last stretch of open-ground gardening before fall rains and shortening days take over.
October in British Columbia still runs frost-free on the coast, with the average first fall frost at Vancouver International Airport landing around…
By November, the coastal reference climate used for British Columbia has usually already crossed its average first fall frost.
May sits weeks past the average last frost on the coast, so this is the month most Canadian gardening books hand to warm-season crops.
Coastal British Columbia sits right at its average last-frost mark this month, so March is a hardy-crop month, not a tender one.