When to Plant Sweet Potatoes in Nevada
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…
The Best Sweet Potatoes to Grow in Nevada
No single variety wins Nevada, because the state runs from Las Vegas desert floor to mountain valleys where frost lingers into late spring.
When to Pull Carrots in Newfoundland and Labrador, and How to Keep Them
Pull carrots about 65 to 75 days after planting, according to Clemson Cooperative Extension.
When to Plant Sweet Potatoes in Nebraska
Plant sweet potato slips after the last spring frost has passed and the soil has warmed, which in Nebraska means well after mid-April.
When to Pull Carrots in New Brunswick, and How to Keep Them
Count 70 to 100 days from the day you sow the seed, not from any transplant, because carrots are sown in place.
The Best Sweet Potatoes to Grow in Nebraska
Pick early- to mid-season sweet potatoes, the kind that finish in roughly 90 to 110 days, and plant them into warm soil rather than by the calendar.
When to Pull Carrots in Nevada, and How to Keep Them
Count 70 to 100 days from the day the seed goes into the ground. Carrots are sown in place, so there is no transplant date to count from.
When to Plant Sweet Potatoes in Montana
Set sweet potato slips outside only after the last spring frost has passed and the soil has warmed, then count the days left before the first fall frost.
When to Pick Summer Squash in Nevada — and What to Do With a Glut
A summer squash plant can go from three fruits you count to a dozen you dodge in about a week. Nevada’s heat speeds that up.
The Best Sweet Potatoes to Grow in Montana
Choose early-maturing, orange-fleshed sweet potatoes, ideally compact bush-type vines, and plan on transplants and warm soil rather than a long summer.