When to Sow Turnips in Nova Scotia
Sow spring turnips in Nova Scotia from mid-April into early May, three to four weeks ahead of the average last frost, then sow a second round from…
How High Can a Hedge Be in Rhode Island? What the Law Actually Says
Rhode Island has no statewide hedge height law. No state statute sets a maximum for how tall a hedge, screen, or living fence can grow on private property.
The Best Turnips and Rutabaga for Nova Scotia
For Nova Scotia’s short, cool maritime season, fast-maturing turnips beat slow ones almost every time, and rutabaga only pays off if it goes in the…
What Eats Summer Squash in Ohio, and When
Ohio State University Extension documents nine pests that attack summer squash, each active at a different point in the growing season, from planting to late summer.
What Eats Summer Squash in Louisiana, and When
Louisiana’s summer squash faces squash vine borer, squash bug, pickleworm, leaf-footed bug, fall armyworm, and vegetable weevil, each active at a different point in the season.
How High Can a Hedge Be in Pennsylvania? What the Law Actually Says
Pennsylvania has no state law setting a maximum hedge height. Search “hedge height law Pennsylvania” and you won’t find a state statute, because the…
When to Sow Turnips in Northwest Territories
The safe window for direct-seeding turnips in the Northwest Territories runs from around the last spring frost, on average May 25, through mid-summer…
The Best Turnips and Rutabaga for Northwest Territories
Northwest Territories gardeners get one real shot at turnips and almost none at rutabaga.
When to Sow Turnips in North Dakota
North Dakota gardeners get two real windows for turnips: a spring sowing from mid-April into early May, timed around the region’s last-frost odds, and a…
The Best Turnips and Rutabaga for North Dakota
North Dakota’s cool, short season rewards fast turnips more than it rewards ambitious rutabaga.