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The Best Sweet Potatoes to Grow in Massachusetts

A young potato plant with visible roots and emerging leaves growing from dark soil, with a row cover visible in a cultivated garden setting.

Choose early-maturing, orange-fleshed sweet potatoes, ideally compact or bush-type vines, and plant them on warm ground.

When to Plant Sweet Potatoes in Maryland

A young potato plant with visible roots and emerging leaves growing from dark soil, with a row cover visible in a cultivated garden setting.

Sweet potato slips go into Maryland ground in late spring, after the last frost window has closed and the soil has warmed.

The Best Sweet Potatoes to Grow in Maryland

Colorado potato beetles in various life stages on a potato plant leaf, including an adult with distinctive yellow and black stripes and reddish larvae with dark spots.

For most Maryland gardens, the best sweet potatoes are the mainstream orange-fleshed types sold across the Mid-Atlantic, such as Beauregard, Georgia Jet…

When to Pick Summer Squash in Nebraska — and What to Do With a Glut

A squash leaf showing signs of disease or pest damage with yellow stippling and brown holes throughout the foliage.

Clemson Extension puts summer squash harvest at about 55 days after planting. Count that from a mid-May planting in Nebraska and you land in early July.

When to Plant Sweet Potatoes in Manitoba

Mature potato plants in a garden bed with harvested tubers visible at the soil surface and a soil thermometer inserted nearby.

Plant sweet potato slips in Manitoba after the last spring frost, which averages May 23 at Winnipeg’s airport station.

What Eats Carrot in Tennessee, and When

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This page carries no pest calendar, and saying so up front beats guessing. The verified facts here cover what Tennessee ground does to a carrot and what…

What Eats Asparagus in Indiana, and When

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No pest calendar sits behind this page, and inventing one would be worse than skipping it.

The Best Sweet Potatoes to Grow in Manitoba

Colorado potato beetles in various life stages on a potato plant leaf, including an adult with distinctive yellow and black stripes and reddish larvae with dark spots.

In Manitoba, pick early-maturing, short-season sweet potatoes and give them a warm start under plastic or in a raised bed.

What Eats Carrot in South Dakota, and When

A cluster of freshly harvested orange carrots with green tops displayed in dark garden soil beside wooden raised beds.

In a South Dakota garden, carrots lose more to the ground under them and the weather over them than most gardeners expect: forked roots in heavy soil…

When to Plant Sweet Potatoes in Maine

A young potato plant with visible roots and emerging leaves growing from dark soil, with a row cover visible in a cultivated garden setting.

Plant sweet potato slips in Maine only after the last spring freeze has passed and the soil has warmed.

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