Growing Summer Squash in Alberta
Alberta gardeners get one shot at summer squash timing that matters: wait for the soil to warm past the danger of chill, not just past the calendar date…
Growing Summer Squash in Alaska
Alaska doesn’t give summer squash much room for error. Around Anchorage, the soil rarely holds enough warmth to set out plants before mid-May, and the…
Peaches and Cream Sweet Corn: Sweetness, Timing and How to Grow It
Peaches and Cream is a bicolor sweet corn with a sugary enhanced (se) genotype, a cultivar Clemson Cooperative Extension recommends for home gardens.
Chubby Checkers Sweet Corn: Sweetness, Timing and How to Grow It
Chubby Checkers is a bicolor sweet corn with a sugary enhanced (se) genotype, recommended by Clemson Cooperative Extension.
Ambrosia Sweet Corn: Sweetness, Timing and How to Grow It
Ambrosia sweet corn is a sugary enhanced (se) bicolor cultivar recommended by Clemson Cooperative Extension.
When to Plant Cucumbers in Yukon
The mean last spring frost at Whitehorse sits at June 5, and the mean first fall frost lands August 25. That’s the frame this whole calendar hangs on.
The Best Cucumbers to Grow in Yukon
Yukon gardeners get an average of 81 days between the last spring frost and the first fall frost, and that number is a mean, not a promise.
When to Plant Cucumbers in Wyoming
Cucumbers go into Wyoming ground after the last spring frost window closes, and that window runs May 7 to May 18 statewide.
The Best Cucumbers to Grow in Wyoming
Wyoming’s growing season is too short and too unpredictable for long-maturing vining slicers planted straight from seed.
When to Plant Cucumbers in Wisconsin
Cucumbers go into Wisconsin soil once the last spring frost has passed, typically between April 16 and April 29 depending on where in the state you garden.